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正, 白石; 由美, 川合; 明美, 布施; 和子, 大谷

doi:10.4058/jsei.23.124

Japanese Journal of Environmental Infections

2008

DOI: 10.4058/jsei.23.124

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白石正¹,

川合由美²,

布施明美³

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Abstract: Preoperative hand washing is normally based on scrubbing with 4 chlorhexidine gluconate, but the Guidelines of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) nows recommends waterless methods using quick-drying antiseptics. Therefore, hand antiseptic eŠects and costs were compared between a 0.5 w/v chlorhexidine gluconate/ethanol lotion preparation and 4 w/v chlorhexidine gluconate by the glove juice method in 22 nurses. No signiˆcant diŠerence was observed in antiseptic eŠects between the two agents … Show more

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Disinfection Efficacy of Hand Hygiene Based on Chlorhexidine Gluconate Content and Usage of Alcohol-based Hand-rubbing Solution

Tanaka

Watanabe²,

Nakaminami³

et al. 2014

YAKUGAKU ZASSHI

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Recently, the procedure for surgical hand hygiene has been switching to a two-stage method and hand-rubbing method from the traditional hand-scrubbing method. Both the two-stage and hand-rubbing methods use alcohol-based hand-rubbing after hand washing. The former requires 5 min of antiseptic hand washing, and the latter 1 min of nonantiseptic hand washing. For a prolonged bactericidal eŠect in terms of surgical hand hygiene, chlorhexidine gluconate (CHG) has been noted due to its residual activity. However, no detailed study comparing the disinfection e‹cacy and prolonged eŠects according to diŠerent contents of CHG and the usage of alcohol-based hand-rubbing has been conducted. The glove juice method is able to evaluate disinfection e‹cacy and prolonged eŠects of the disinfectants more accurately because it can collect not only transitory bacteria but also normal inhabitants on hands. In the present study, we examined the disinfection e‹cacy and prolonged eŠects on alcohol-based hand-rubbing containing CHG by six hand-rubbing methods and three two-stage methods using the glove juice method. In both methods, 3 mL (one pump dispenser push volume) alcohol-based hand-rubbing solution containing 1％ (w/v) CHG showed the highest disinfection e‹cacy and prolonged eŠects, and no signiˆcant diŠerence was found between the hand-rubbing and two-stage methods. In the two methods of hand hygiene, the hand-rubbing method was able to save time and cost. Therefore, the data strongly suggest that the hand-rubbing method using a one pump dispenser push volume of alcohol-based handrubbing solution containing 1％ (w/v) CHG is suitable for surgical hand hygiene.

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Disinfection Efficacy of Hand Hygiene Based on Chlorhexidine Gluconate Content and Usage of Alcohol-based Hand-rubbing Solution

Tanaka

Watanabe²,

Nakaminami³

et al. 2014

YAKUGAKU ZASSHI

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博雄¹,

淳一²,

克紀³

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Nihon Kankyou Kansen Gakkaishi

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Recently quick-drying antiseptics including 0.5 w/v chlorhexidine gluconate/gel-alcohol (0.5 CHG GA) have been sold in Japan. In this study, hand antiseptic eŠects and side eŠects of rough skin were compared with 0.2 w/v benzalkonium chloride/liquid-alcohol (0.2BAC LA) which is the standard product. 0.5CHG GA had similar antiseptic eŠect to 0.2BAC LA immediately after hand antisepsis. 0.5CHG GA was superior to 0.2BAC LA during the 3 hours after hand antisepsis. There was no diŠerence in the side eŠects of rough skin. Therefore, 0.5CHG GA is useful compared with 0.2BAC LA for prolonged hand antisepsis eŠects.Key wordsquick-drying antiseptics, 0.5 w/v chlorhexidine gluconate/gel-alcohol, 0.2 w/v benzalkonium chloride/liquid-alcohol

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肇¹,

泰憲²,

とも子³

2009

Nihon Kankyou Kansen Gakkaishi

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