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Definition:
It is a tool making use of a public health bag through which the nurse, during his/her home visit
can perform nursing procedure with ease; less time and effort and renders effective nursing care.
Purpose:
● To render effective nursing care to clients and/ or members of the family during home visit.
Equipment/Material
● Paper lining ● Micro pore plaster
● Extra paper for making waste bag ● Tape measure
● Plastic/ linin lining ● 1 pair of sterile gloves
● Apron ● Baby’s scale
● Hand towel ● Alcohol lamp
● Soap in a soap dish ● 2 test tubes
● Thermometers (oral and rectal) ● Test tube holders
● 2 pairs of scissors (surgical and bandage) ● Solutions of
● 2 pairs of forceps (curved and straight) Betadine
● Disposable syringes and needles (g. 23 & Zephiran solution
25) Spirit of ammonia
● Hypodermic needles g. 19, 22, 23, 25 Acetic acid
70% alcohol
● Sterile dressing
Hydrogen peroxide
● Cotton balls (dry and w/ alcohol) Ophthalmic ointment
● Cord clamp Benedict’s solution
3. Open the bag and take out the towel For easy access in washing your
and soap. hands. And to make a non-
contaminated work field or area.
4. Wash hands using soap and water. Soap kills the microorganisms in
Wipe to dry. your hands. Drying your hands
softly not vigorously.
5. Take out the apron from the bag and put Wearing apron protect nurses from
it on with the right side out. contamination or avoid infection.
Right side is considered as clean.
6. Put out all necessary articles needed for For easy access and save time and
the specific care. energy.
7. Close the bag and put it in one corner of To be organize and have a ot of
the working area. space upon working.
8. Proceed in the performing the To give comfort and security.
necessary nursing care and treatment. Provide appropriate care and
treatment to the right patient.
13. Take the record and have the talk with For referral and future use. Giving
the mother. Write down all the necessary instructions for the patient to know
data that were gathered, observations, what he//she should be doing for
nursing care and treatment rendered. Give his/her care.
instructions for care of patients in the
absence of the nurse.
14. Make appointment for the next visit For them to be available in that
(either for follow up care home or clinic) particular day. Saves time and
taking note of the date and time. energy.