What should we pay most attention to in the process of hand hygiene rubbing? a.Rub BWhether the kneading time reaches 15 seconds cWhether the fingertips, fingers, and finger seams are rubbed to the dWhether or not antibacterial soap is used for rubbing.
Analysis: When performing hand hygiene rubbing, fingertips, fingers, and finger seams are often the parts that are easy to be overlooked. According to a study conducted by British scholars, when performing hand hygiene, whether using the six-step handwashing method recommended by the World Health Organization or the three-step handwashing method recommended by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the coverage rate of disinfectants on the backs of hands and fingers is generally lower than that of palms and fingers, and fingertips are the most polluted parts of hands in clinical work. Hand hygiene is performed on the hands as a whole, and no matter which part is washed first, it involves rubbing the entire hand, and it is more important to strictly rub each part correctly than to rub it in order. The length of rubbing time was correlated with a decrease in the number of colonies on the hands. However, most studies have observed that the average handwashing time of healthcare workers is less than 15 seconds, and while substandard or non-compliant scrubbing time may result in substandard handwashing, it has a lower effect on reducing bacterial load than missing areas. To sum up, in the process of hand hygiene rubbing, the most important thing we should pay attention to is option C, "whether the fingertips, fingers, and finger seams are rubbed".