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Knock.  \n  2. Introduce yourself to resident.  \n   3. Perform hand hygiene. (Cover all surfaces of hands with hand sanitizer. Rub hands together until completely dry)  \n   4. Explain the procedure to the resident.  \n  5. Provide for privacy.  \n   6. Put on gloves.  \n   7. Avoid over exposure throughout the procedure. Note: You should raise gown and lower top sheet  \n  8. Check to see that urine can flow, unrestricted, into the drainage bag.  \n  9. Use soap and water to carefully wash around the catheter where it exits the urethra.  \n   10. Hold catheter where it exits the urethra with one hand.  \n  11. While holding catheter, clean 3-4 inches down the catheter tube.  \n   12. Clean with strokes only away from urethra (AT LEAST TWO STROKES)  \n  13. Use clean portion of washcloth for each stroke.  \n  14. Rinse using a clean cloth with strokes away from urethra. Note: Do NOT dip soapy wash cloth in basin  \n  15. Rinse using clean portion of washcloth for each stroke.  \n  16. Pat dry.  \n  17. Do not allow the tube to be pulled at any time during the procedure.  \n  18. Replace gown over resident's peri area  \n  20. Leave resident in a position of safety and comfort.  \n  21. Place call light or signaling device within reach of resident.  \n  22. Maintain respectful, courteous interpersonal interactions at all times.  \n  23. Wash hands: Begin by wetting hands.  \n  24. Wash hands: Apply soap to hands.  \n  25. Wash hands: Rub hands together using friction.  \n  26. Wash hands: Rub hands together for at least twenty (20) seconds.  \n  27. Wash hands: Interlace fingers pointing downward.  \n  28. Wash hands: Wash all surfaces of hands with soap.  \n  29. Wash hands: Wash wrists with soap.  \n   30. Wash hands: Rinse hands thoroughly under running water with fingers pointed downward.  \n   31. Wash hands: Dry hands on clean paper towel(s) .  \n   32. Wash hands: Turn off faucet with a clean, dry paper towel.  \n   33. Wash hands: Discard paper towels to trash container as used.  \n   34. Washes hands: Does not re-contaminate hands by touching faucet or sink at any time during/after procedure.  \nPulse and Respirations  \n  1. Perform hand hygiene. (Cover all surfaces of hands with hand sanitizer. Rub hands together until completely dry)  \n  2. Explain the procedure to resident.  \n   3. Locate the radial pulse by placing tips of fingers on thumb side of the resident's wrist.  \n   4. Count pulse for 60 seconds.  \n  Tell the RN Test Observer when you start counting and tell him/her when you stop counting.  \n  5. Record your reading on the previously signed recording form.  \n   6. Recorded pulse rate is within 4 beats of RN Test Observer's recorded rate.  \n   7. Count respirations for 60 seconds.  \n  Tell the RN Test Observer when you start counting and tell him/her when you stop counting.  \n  8. Record your reading on the previously signed recording form.  \n  9. Recorded respiratory rate is within 2 breaths of the RN Test Observer's recorded rate.  \n  10. Maintain respectful, courteous interpersonal interactions at all times.  \n  11. Place call light or signal calling device within easy reach of the resident.  \n  12. Perform hand hygiene. (Cover all surfaces of hands with hand sanitizer. Rub hands together until completely dry)  \nPerineal Care Female with Hand Washing Required (One of the possible mandatory first tasks) Page 2   1. Knock.  \n  2. Introduce yourself to the resident.  \n   3. Perform hand hygiene. (Cover all surfaces of hands with hand sanitizer. Rub hands together until completely dry)  \n   4. Explain the procedure to the resident. (manikin)  \n  5. Provide for privacy.  \n   6. Raise the bed height  \n   7. Fill basin with warm water.  \n  8. Put on gloves.  \n  9. 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