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The method of cleaning the injection site with hydrogen peroxide
In the medical tract, cleaning the injection site is crucial to the well-being of the patient. Among them, hydrogen peroxide is a commonly used cleaning agent.
Hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidizing power and can effectively decontaminate and sterilize when cleaning the injection site. Usage is as follows: Prepare an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide first, dip it in a clean cotton ball or gauze, and wipe it gently on the injection site. When wiping, pay attention to the strength and do not hurt the skin. Start from the center of the injection site and gradually expand to the periphery to ensure comprehensive cleaning.
However, the use of hydrogen peroxide to clean the injection site also needs to be paid attention to. First, the concentration of hydrogen peroxide must be appropriate. If it is too thick, it will easily damage the skin, and if it is too thin, it will have poor cleaning and sterilization effect. Second, after wiping, white foam may form, which is a normal phenomenon of hydrogen peroxide oxidation reaction and can be wiped off with a clean cotton ball or gauze. Third, if the patient's skin is sensitive, it is advisable to conduct a small-scale test before use to see if it has any discomfort before large-scale application.
In this way, cleaning the injection site with hydrogen peroxide in an appropriate way can reduce the risk of infection and protect the health of patients.
In the medical tract, cleaning the injection site is crucial to the well-being of the patient. Among them, hydrogen peroxide is a commonly used cleaning agent.
Hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidizing power and can effectively decontaminate and sterilize when cleaning the injection site. Usage is as follows: Prepare an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide first, dip it in a clean cotton ball or gauze, and wipe it gently on the injection site. When wiping, pay attention to the strength and do not hurt the skin. Start from the center of the injection site and gradually expand to the periphery to ensure comprehensive cleaning.
However, the use of hydrogen peroxide to clean the injection site also needs to be paid attention to. First, the concentration of hydrogen peroxide must be appropriate. If it is too thick, it will easily damage the skin, and if it is too thin, it will have poor cleaning and sterilization effect. Second, after wiping, white foam may form, which is a normal phenomenon of hydrogen peroxide oxidation reaction and can be wiped off with a clean cotton ball or gauze. Third, if the patient's skin is sensitive, it is advisable to conduct a small-scale test before use to see if it has any discomfort before large-scale application.
In this way, cleaning the injection site with hydrogen peroxide in an appropriate way can reduce the risk of infection and protect the health of patients.
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