院内洗手与规范新进展.pptVIP

* * Next to not being able to kill all the micro-organisms on the skin, we also know that resident micro organisms survive most thorough treatment. * A study done by Selwyn and Ellis in 1972, found out that after five hours of decontamination, areas of the skin regained original bacteria counts. As we have already stated, antiseptics can be inactivated by the local environment. A lot of antimicrobial agents are inactivated by blood and body fluids (organic matter). That means that we do not even have those five hours. As soon as the antiseptic comes in contact with blood and body fluids, it