Sentence examples for hygiene agent from inspiring English sources
It has been recommended that a hand hygiene agent should have at least activity against bacteria, yeasts, and enveloped viruses [ 1].
It was therefore the aim of the development of an oral hygiene agent in tablet form to increase the fluoride availability in oral fluids and to substitute the abrading effect of many traditional toothpastes by a polishing action due to microcrystalline hydroxyethyl cellulose.
Facing these barriers, the World Health Organization (WHO) published hand hygiene guidelines for outpatient, home-based care and LTCFs in 2012, recommending the use of alcohol-based handrub (ABHR) as the preferred hand hygiene agent, preferably immediately accessible at the point of patient care (i.e., where care is provided) [ 19].
An additional six hygiene agents are tasked with spraying the centre with disinfectant throughout the day.
Every ward educated hygiene agents that regularly checked and reported how staff followed rules according to dress code and hand hygiene.
However, both types of hand hygiene agents as well as poster reminders were widely available, and most LTCFs provided pocket-sized ABHR containers to HCWs, and hand hygiene training sessions were organized in the previous year.
Hand hygiene agents consumption stratified by types of LTCFs is presented in Tables 1 and 2.>> The estimated number of hand hygiene actions varied by types of LTCFs (Table 3).
A para-chloro-meta-xylenol soap, (Medi-Scrub, Huntington Laboratories/Ecolab, St . Paul MN) was the hand-hygiene agent in the ICUs and hematology/oncology unit in the old hospital.
In addition to measures such as allergen avoidance and improved skin and coat hygiene, pharmacological agents are often necessary to manage the intensity of pruritus, which has an impact on the perceived quality of life of both owner and dog [ 3].
In the cases of treatment failure, e.g., inappropriate precautions, hand washing or hand hygiene using antiseptic agents, the transmission of MRSA is likely to occur.
Silver has been used as bactericidal agent in hygiene and medicinal applications for thousands of years [18].
