Proper Hand-Washing and Garbing Procedures for Sterile Compounding
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Proper Hand-Washing
- Remove all jewelry, makeup, nail polish, and false nails.
- Prior to opening a scrub/brush pocket, squeeze it several times to activate soap. Remove scrub, sponge brush, nail pick, and throw them away.
- Press the foot pedals to begin the flow of water. Wet your hands and forearms when the water is warm.
- Don't set down the sponge. Use nail picks to clean under nails and throw them away when finished.
- Scrub under nails of each finger and thumbnail on the opposite hand until clean. Clean each of the four surfaces of the thumb with a sponge.
- In circular motion, wash the palms and back of hands, fingers and between fingers, wrists and lower arms. Rinse well from arms to hands with a clean dry paper towel or towels. Pat dry starting at