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基护高频考点（Base protection high frequency test point） Base protection high frequency test point facing the sea. 1% ~ 2% sodium bicarbonate can improve the boiling point of 1% ~ 4%, decontamination rust; sodium bicarbonate can be used for oral fungal infection; 2% ~ 4% sodium bicarbonate can be used for vulvovaginal candidiasis and vaginal lavage; 2% sodium bicarbonate can be used for cleaning oral thrush. Metrifonate (trichlorfon) pesticide poisoning from 1% to 4% the contraindication to the use of sodium bicarbonate gastric lavage The present period of validity of the sterile articles, sterile solutions and aseptic plates is summarized as follows: 1. The expiration date of the sterilized articles is 7 days; the sterile solution after opening is valid for 24 hours; and the prepared aseptic plates are valid for 4 hours (1) division of isolation areas (high frequency test sites); 1. clean areas: areas not contaminated by pathogenic microorganisms, including therapeutic room, pantry, locker room, duty room, warehouse, and other areas outside the quarantine ward 2. semi polluted areas: areas that may be contaminated by pathogenic microorganisms, including medical care offices, wards, corridors, laboratory and so on 3. contaminated areas: areas contaminated by pathogenic microorganisms, including wards, patients, bathrooms, bathrooms, wards, corridors, etc. Reminder: on the division of infectious diseases, candidates can be simply understood as: clean area is mainly medical staff activity place; semi polluted area is the medical staff and patients common activities; pollution area is mainly in the activities of the local The effect of ethanol at different concentration is summarized as follows: 20% ~ 30% ethanol: humidified pulmonary oxygen during acute pulmonary edema, thus reducing the surface tension of bubbles in alveoli; 30% ethanol: wet, loose, tangled hair; 50% ethanol: skin massage; 75% ethanol: intradermal injection and neonatal scalp vein and umbilical disinfection