[header] How to make saline solution to clean a wound [title] Wash your hands! [step] Before you begin cleaning and touching your wound, it is important that your hands are clean to prevent infection. Have a clean, dry paper towel easily accessible to prevent contamination of sterile hands. Wash your hands with soap and lukewarm water for 30 seconds.
[header] How to make saline solution to clean a wound [title] Wash your hands! [step] Before you begin cleaning and touching your wound, it is important that your hands are clean to prevent infection. Have a clean, dry paper towel easily accessible to prevent contamination of sterile hands. Wash your hands with soap and lukewarm water for 30 seconds.
Check the right contact for the amount of time indicated on the label. [substeps] Disinfect your hands, dry them, and any objects you may have touched with a mild or 100% antibacterial soap. [substeps] In order to prevent contaminants from contaminating the environment, always use a sterile hand sanitizer. Do not use saline solutions that contain not 50% saline , 20% hydrogen peroxide, or 1% hydrogen peroxide. [title] Soak a piece of breathable material in clean water and apply it to the wound. [step] You should choose non-abrasive materials, such as newsprint or commercial adhesives, because they have fewer risk of infection. [substeps] Dirty hands may increase the likelihood of infecting your wound. To wash your hands thoroughly, scrub between your fingers, underneath your fingernails, and up past your wrists.