The Basics Dress coats are optional. Gray scrubs are required to go into the Operating Rooms. You must have when examining infants and wash/sanitize up to your elbows between bare forearms babies. If you wear a white coat, the sleeves must be rolled up. If you are going to hold or feed a baby up against you, put on one of the gowns located in the cabinet above the sink or cover your torso with a blanket. Medical Students please put backpacks and in the room with lockers that is available on the 7th – floor. Infection Control You must wash/sanitize your hands patient contact. before and after EVERY First thing upon arrival, scrub with the chlorhexidine soap at the sinks. After that, the hand sanitizer will suffice before and after each baby. Use alcohol or sanitize your equipment (i.e. stethoscope and ophthalmoscope) after each use.
The Basics Dress coats are optional. Gray scrubs are required to go into the Operating Rooms. You must have bare forearms when examining infants and wash/sanitize up to your elbows between babies. If you wear a white coat, the sleeves must be rolled up. If you are going to hold or feed a baby up against you, put on one of the gowns located in the cabinet above the sink or cover your torso with a blanket. Medical Students – please put backpacks and in the room with lockers that is available on the 7th floor. Infection Control You must wash/sanitize your hands before and after EVERY patient contact. First thing upon arrival, scrub with the chlorhexidine soap at the sinks. After that, the hand sanitizer will suffice before and after each baby. Use alcohol or sanitize your equipment (i.e. stethoscope and ophthalmoscope) after each use.
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