We need to be clean and hygienic at all times aswell as promoting good hygiene to the individuals we support. As an employee we all have adequate training on the awareness of infection and prevention control and there are workplace procedures such as temperature checks, cleaning schedules, risk assessments and Health and Safety policies that we must all adhere to for the protection of everyone in the workplace. We are regularly required to do refresher courses on these and have to read and sign that we regularly read our workplace policies that are in place. It is also required that we report any changes to any individual’s health conditions that we support. We must assist in keeping all areas and equipment clean, tidy and free from infection hazards and if we have soiled clothing for
DAIRY SAFTY CHECKLIST Date: ________________________ Name: ________________________ | Hazards | Yes | No | Risk Rating | Comments | 0-3 play area | Floor | The floors are free from small objects. | | | | | | | Floors surface are clean and free of water and any other fluids. | | | | | | | Floors surface are even | | | | | | | Room is clean and free of clutter. (floors swept,garbage emptied, tidy up toys) | | | | | | Power point/cords | Power points have safety plugs and any cords are inaccessible to children. | | | | | | Light | All room lights are working proper and bright enough for the room.
Draw the actual equipment as it was used in lab. VI. Procedures ← If lab procedures were given to you with no modifications…Neatly attach clean copy of lab to book with glue stick. Trim all edges, no “hangover” pages, and no folded documents. All steps must be
UV30475 Apply stone therapy massage Describe salon requirements for preparing yourself, the client and work area for stone therapy treatment. You would prepare yourself by making sure your hair is neatly tied back, you have no jewellery, a clean professional uniform, have good personal hygiene and you are wearing light day make up and that you are positioned correctly to avoid repetitive strain injuries to your back. You need to position yourself correctly whether you are sitting or standing making sure your weight is evenly distributed and to ensure your positioning delivers appropriate techniques, prevents any injuries and gives optimum treatment results. You would prepare your client by asking them to remove all jewellery and piercings and all appropriate clothing is removed before starting the treatment, by making sure their privacy and modesty is protected by using a large towel or blanket to cover them, making sure the client is comfortable, relaxed and positioned correctly to get maximum benefit from the treatment. Before you carry out a treatment you need to sanitize your work area making sure all tools and stones you are to use are disinfected/sterilized, all towels are clean dry and unused, you need to make sure you have the correct lighting for each individual treatment, you have a height adjustable chair for yourself and that the couch is at the correct height also.
B. When disassembling your weapon, follow procedures IAW TM 9-1005-319-10 for proper instructions. When disassembly is completed, keep all components in a centralized location so as to prevent misplacing weapon parts. C. Clean each part with the required weapons cleaning kit and lubricants provided to you by the arms room. Ensure that all parts are free of dirt, grime, dust, and carbon.
During the lab every student conducting the lab should wear goggles and an apron at all times. Gloves could be worn as well to protect the hands from getting dirty. Everyone should beware of the hotplate because it may not appear to be hot but it definitely is. After the experiment the work area should be free of any spills. Goggles and aprons should be worn until the experiment is complete and all solutions are poured down the drain whereas solids should be properly disposed of by being recycled.
As a phlebotomist in blood collection, you wash your hands before and after each patient. Also between each patient you can use antiseptic hand cleanser. It is also important to wear the proper protective clothing that would provide a barrier against infection. This protective clothing and any thing you wear to protect you is called PPE or Personal Protective Equipment. Examples of PPE’s are gloves, gowns, lab coats, face shields, masks, and goggles.
Daily tasks to complete to ensure a service users well being also include regular hand washing, making sure all staff are taught the correct way to wash hands thoroughly, carers always wear their PPE, to make sure all staff are trained in first aid and making sure the first aid box is always stocked up,staff are trained on the latest moving and positioning so they are always using equipment correctly, everything is kept clean and sterile to stop the spread of infection. Question 1b How duty of care contributes to the safeguarding or protection of individuals In our job role we contribute to the safeguarding or protection of the service users by raising concerns about anything we deem unfit, from equipment that is past its service date to reporting a member of staff we are concerned may be involved in abuse or neglect against a service user. We also use risk assessments to reduce the hazards and to prevent accidents happening, risk assessments are to be done when ever something has changed in that setting, or a service users needs change, this protects the service user and carer. It is our duty of care to protect the service users from harm so if we were to have any concerns we must report them immediately , If we did not do this we ourselves would be considered negligent or incompetent Question 2a Know how to address conflicts or dilemmas that may arise between an individual's rights and the duty of care
Make sure to follow your teacher’s directions for safe disposal of materials. Wash your hands thoroughly. Analyzing and Interpreting 12. How many times is the magnification increased when you change from the low-power to the highpower lens? 13.
Equipment in the clinical environment must be decontaminated appropriately after each use and before moving onto another service user. When using detergents disinfectants and cleaning chemicals, the correct PPE must be worn. Clean and dirty items must be correctly stored and separated. 1.2 Explain the purpose of cleaning schedules Cleaning schedules are put in place to inform staff and visitors – who cleaned, what is cleaned, what time and day cleaning happened, how often cleaning happens, whether something needs to be cleaned daily, weekly or monthly, and what chemicals were used to clean. 1.3 Describe how the correct management of the environment minimises the spread of infection By ensuring all staff are fully