The 2,000,000th post game

Maurizio Lucidi was in PUSSYCAT, PUSSYCAT, I LOVE YOU with Joyce Van Patten, who was in THE DDMON MURDER CASE with Kevin Bacon.

65 bottles of beer on the wall,
65 bottles of beer.
Take one down, pass it around,
64 bottles of beer on the wall.

THIS IS

Yeah, he said, he doesn’t think of himself as a child of divorce.

He said he thinks of himself as…

…how’d he put it?

The spawn of a failed marriage.

Which sounds worse to me but hey…

…whatever got him through high school, right?

And

Before touching a patient (39% Compliance)
As a healthcare worker enters a patient’s room a hand hygiene event is necessary to wash away any pathogens potentially picked up from previous tasks or activities. Even if they do not need to touch the patient they may come in contact with items the patient later touches, potentially passing on dangerous germs.

Before clean/aseptic procedures (63% Compliance)
Conducting tests, drawing blood, giving someone an IV, prepping for surgery, etc. all require an additional hand hygiene event prior to performing the task. At this moment patients are particularly susceptible to harmful pathogens so it’s imperative to have a high-quality hand hygiene event.

After bodily fluid exposure/risk (65% Compliance)
Healthcare workers often come in contact with patients boldly fluids like blood, saliva, urine, and fecal matter. Hand hygiene needs to happen after this type of contact to protect both the patient and the staff.

After touching a patient (76% Compliance)
After the healthcare worker has interacted with a patient a hand hygiene event must be performed. The patient being cared for may be carrying a pathogen that can put staff, visitors, and other patients at risk.

After touching patient surroundings (36.5% Compliance)
Even if the healthcare worker did not spend any time physically coming in contact with the patient directly there is still a risk of cross-contamination. It’s important for healthcare workers to remember to wash their hands every time they have come in contact with the patients surrounding to preserve the health and safety of the remainder of the facility.