Dynah Trinidad-Abogado, R.N. Level II Clinical Instructor Manila Doctors College

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DYNAH TRINIDAD- ABOGADO, R.N.

Level II Clinical Instructor


Manila Doctors College
Bag Technique
This is a tool by which the nurse
use
during her visit will enable her to
perform a nursing procedure with
ease and deftness, to save time and
effort, with the end view of
rendering effective nursing care to
clients
1. Performing the bag technique will minimize, if
not prevent the spread of any infection.
2. It saves time and effort in the performance of
nursing procedures
3. The bag technique should not overshadow
concern for the client but rather show the
effectiveness of total care given to an individual or
family.
4. The bag technique can be performed in a variety of
ways depending on the institution’s policy, in the
home situation, or as long as principles of avoiding
transfer of infection is always observed.
1. The bag should contain all the necessary articles,
supplies and equipment that will be used to answer
emergency needs.
2. The bag and its content s should be cleaned very often,
the supplies replaced, and ready for use anytime.
3. The bag and its contents should be protected from
contact with any article in the patients’ home.
4. The arrangement of the contents of the bag should be
one most convenient to the user, to facilitate efficiency
and avoid confusion
Essential Contents of the CHN Bag
Paper linings Forceps
Extra paper for making paper Wound Dressing
receptacle Micropore Tape
Plastic/Linen Lining
Tape Measure
Apron
Sterile Gloves
Hand Towel
Soap and Soap Dish Cotton Balls
Thermometers 70% Alcohol
Scissors Povidone Iodine

Note: Sphygmomanometer and stethoscope are carried separately

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