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    This procedure guide outlines the bag technique used during home visits. [1] It involves arranging needed articles, clipping the visit plan to the bag, and greeting family members upon arrival. [2] The nurse then looks for a clean area near the patient to perform procedures, lays down paper and plastic linings on the surface to prevent contamination, and places the bag on top. [3] These steps are done to promote efficiency, build rapport, observe cleanliness principles, and keep materials sterile during the visit.

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    This procedure guide outlines the bag technique used during home visits. [1] It involves arranging needed articles, clipping the visit plan to the bag, and greeting family members upon arrival. [2] The nurse then looks for a clean area near the patient to perform procedures, lays down paper and plastic linings on the surface to prevent contamination, and places the bag on top. [3] These steps are done to promote efficiency, build rapport, observe cleanliness principles, and keep materials sterile during the visit.

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    Procedure Guide For Bag Technique Part 1

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    This procedure guide outlines the bag technique used during home visits. [1] It involves arranging needed articles, clipping the visit plan to the bag, and greeting family members upon arrival. [2] The nurse then looks for a clean area near the patient to perform procedures, lays down paper and plastic linings on the surface to prevent contamination, and places the bag on top. [3] These steps are done to promote efficiency, build rapport, observe cleanliness principles, and keep materials sterile during the visit.

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    Procedure Guide for Bag Technique

    PROCEDURE RATIONALE

    A. Health Center
    This is to promote organization for a more
    1. Arrange articles needed for the visit efficient and productive visit. This is also
    done in order to save time.

    2. Clip plan of visit outside the corner of the


    CHN bag To be reminded and be guided of the goals
    and objectives you will be needing to finish
    within the given time.

    B. Home It is important to greet the family members


    and the client when entering the room in
    After greeting the family members and client, order to observe the principles of sociology
    enter the room, look for a clean area (table, and to easily build trust and rapport to the
    Chest box, if none, on the floor) near the client and to the family. It is also important to
    look for a clean area in putting the materials
    patient where you can perform the
    to observe the principle of microbiology and
    procedures with ease. to avoid contamination of the materials to be
    used in the procedure. It is also important to
    put the materials near you in order to
    observe the principle of saving time and
    energy and to perform the procedure
    efficiently.

    Take 14” 20” paper lining and hold the sides Putting the paper lining on the surface of the
    to open. Lay outer side flat on the left side of table, chest box or the floor is to prevent the
    either table, chest box or floor. bag from bacterias that could contaminate
    the materials.

    Take 13 ½” x 19 ½” plastic lining and hold This is to add an extra layer of protection to
    the sides to open. Lay inner side flat on the prevent the bag from being contaminated.
    center on the top of the paper lining.

    Lastly remove the 12 ½” x 18 ½” paper Removing ½” x 18 ½” paper lining and


    lining and hold the side to open. Lay outer holding the side to open and laying the outer
    side flat on the center on top of the plastic side flat on the center on top of the plastic
    lini
    lining.
    ng to prevent contaminating the bag,
    because the bag is considered sterile or
    clean, while articles that belong to the
    patients are dirty and contaminated.

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