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Infection Control
~Contaminated hands are a prime cause of cross infections
~Hand washing is the most important and most basic technique in preventing and controlling the transmission of germs
Do...
~ Wash hands before preparing medications as recommended by The Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
~Discard medication that has been accidentally dropped
~Use the bottle cap or a paper cup to shake out pills and return excess to bottle
Don't...
~Administer medication that has been contaminated
~Handle medication with your hands