What are the disinfection methods in nursing homes?

Disinfection methods in nursing homes are divided into sunlight disinfection, boiling disinfection, soaking disinfection and wiping disinfection.

Daylight disinfection: Nurses in nursing homes take mattresses, mattresses, blankets, quilts and pillows. Facing the sun, directly expose yourself to the sun for 6-8 hours, and turn over the articles every 2 hours. All sides of the article are directly exposed to the sun to clean the surface of the article and put it back in the living room of the elderly.

Boiling disinfection: Before boiling, put a proper amount of soft water or boiled water in the pot, scrub the articles with detergent or decontamination powder under flowing water, then rinse them with clean water, and then put the articles into the pot again. Covered items should be opened first, and containers of equal size should be placed separately without overlapping. The medicine with joints should be opened and the lid should be tightly covered. After boiling, turn off the fire source, and take the items out of the pot with clean utensils and put them into suitable utensils.

Soaking disinfection: Before soaking, nurses in nursing homes use detergent or decontamination powder to brush the articles under flowing water, wash them with clear water, dry them and put them into a covered container. Pour the disinfectant into the container, and the container will be completely submerged. Articles with official accent should be injected with liquid medicine. The container with cover and the instrument of shaft joint must be opened, and the cover should be tightly immersed in the container. After waiting for 30 minutes, take the articles out of the soaking container with clean equipment and put them into a suitable container. After soaking daily necessities, rinse them with clear water. Nursing staff in nursing homes will confirm that there is no trace of disinfectant for future use.

Wipe disinfection: Nurses in nursing homes prepare gloves, basins, disinfectant, rags, 0.3%-3% bleaching powder clarifying solution and bed brush covers. When wiping beds and chairs, nursing home nurses should first pour a proper amount of disinfectant into the basin, put on gloves, dip the venom with a rag and wring it out, wipe all parts of beds, tables and chairs, replace the rag, then wipe a set of beds and chairs, pour out dirty water, clean the basin and rag, dry things and open the window for ventilation.