| Eventually, doctors might use genetic profiling to choose the best antisepsis therapy, Perrella says. |
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| The Viennese have contributed medical innovations such as antisepsis and new therapies such as psychoanalysis to the world. |
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| Alcohol-based rubs can replace some portion of hand washing, but repeated use of these hand rubs for skin antisepsis can lead to dry skin. |
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| Joseph Lister, MD, developed the principles and practice of antisepsis in the 1800s after he used antiseptic solutions on open bone fractures. |
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| Although this study found an increase in hand antisepsis initially, it is unknown if compliance with hand antisepsis will continue. |
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| Semmelweis, for instance, is associated with 1847, the year when he introduced antisepsis by chlorine washings to prevent puerperal fever. |
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| Persistent antimicrobial activity, measured in hours, helps decrease rebound microbial growth after surgical hand antisepsis. |
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| Traditional surgical hand antisepsis has involved using a brush, water, and antimicrobial soap. |
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| A complete and coherent product range for disinfection and antisepsis purposes. |
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| Surgical antiseptic sponges product line offers new and economical skin antisepsis tray solutions. |
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| Another innovation is hydroalcoholic solutions that act on a large number of bacteria for rapid antisepsis of the skin. |
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| Air Liquide also acquired Farmec, the leader in the Italian antisepsis market. |
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| Include chlorhexidine antisepsis as part of your checklist for central line placement. |
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| Hand hygiene: A general term that applies to hand washing, antiseptic hand wash, antiseptic hand rub, or surgical hand antisepsis. |
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| Our site was entirely designed for healthcare professionals who wish to quickly find answers to their questions on skin antisepsis. |
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| For example, reacting to the antimicrobial resistance crisis by an obsession with disinfection and antisepsis may be problematic. |
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| Surgical hand antisepsis with an antimicrobial soap or an alcohol-based hand rub with persistent activity is recommended before donning sterile gloves. |
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| The term surgical hand antisepsis refers to the antiseptic surgical scrub or antiseptic hand rub performed before donning sterile attire preoperatively. |
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| The Healthcare Infection Control Practices Advisory Committee provides an in-depth review and guideline for hand antisepsis in healthcare settings. |
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| Use of antimicrobial soaps and lengthy scrubs required by presurgical hand antisepsis protocols may put perioperative nurses at high risk of developing hand irritation. |
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| In the field of medicine, physicians were familiar with Louis Pasteur's germ theory and knew of Joseph Lister's discoveries in the fields of bacteriology and antisepsis. |
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| Aseptic measures included the use of sterile gloves, gown, drapes, and adequate skin antisepsis by the proceduralist. |
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| The site of the surgery was prepared on the caudal region of the right femoral area which was clipped and followed by local antisepsis. |
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| There followed the seven happiest years of his life when, largely as the result of German experiments with antisepsis during the Franco-German War, his clinics were crowded with visitors and eager students. |
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| In the 19th century the university's medical school became internationally famous with such teachers as Joseph Lister, professor of surgery, who did his pioneering work in antisepsis there. |
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| Chlorhexidine in alcohol may be used for preoperative surgeons' and nurses' hands and forearms antisepsis. It may also be used for the final preparation of patients' skin prior to a surgery. |
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| The anesthesia and antisepsis originally developed by military doctors to heal battle wounds were quickly picked up by surgeons seeking to correct their patients' birth defects and then fulfill their desires. |
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| While antisepsis and anesthesia placed surgery on an entirely new footing, similarly important work was carried out in other fields of study, such as parasitology and disease transmission. |
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| While at Bellevue in 1877 he became interested in Listerism, or antisepsis. |
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| Our facilities offer adequate spaces for patient care, complying with a policy of maximum asepsis and antisepsis, and with abundant light and ventilation. |
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| The means to combat infection hovered between antisepsis and asepsis. |
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| In this ward Lister began his experiments with antisepsis. |
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| In 1879, Listerine mouthwash was named after him for his work in antisepsis. |
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| The effect of axillary hair on surgical antisepsis around the shoulder. |
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| For routine dental examinations and nonsurgical procedures, hand washing and hand antisepsis is achieved by using either plain or antimicrobial soap and water. |
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