Duty-Based Ethical Theory

There are people who are in favor of hands for the purpose of squeezing and they give logic that we can control the pressure with our hands quite easily or you can simply use blackheads remover for that purpose. If by using your hand, blackheads extract out easily it is good if not then don’t try to exert more suppress for extracting because it will eventually cause more damage to your skin. In this condition, you should consult to your dermatologist so that he/she can suggest a better way to get rid of these blackheads. Baking Soda Face Scrub Baking soda is another effective remedy for pesky black heads. This blackhead buster deep cleanses pores, drives impurities (collection of dead cells, excess oils, grime, pollution and germs) out and its coarse texture is useful in scrubbing the impurities off the skin's surface.

Now that you are done sanitizing the clippers and trimmers, you will move on to the clipper guards, comb and sheers. You simply want to spray them lightly with the clippercide then wipe them off with a paper towel, and this will complete the sanitation

• Washing hands – All services should have policies and procedures implemented within their program to encourage good hygiene such as washing hands, educators should role model these practises and teach the children when it’s appropriate to wash their hands, such as after they have been to the toilet, before and after meal times, and if they are sick to prevent the spread of infection through droplets in the air. Also educators need to be washing their hands before and after administering medication and changing children’s nappies, wiping snotty noses, dealing with bodily fluids and also wearing gloves as a barrier to prevent infection spreading. (Canberra, 2012) • Cleaning – All toys, surfaces and equipment in the service should be regularly cleaned and disinfected with warm soapy water, this helps prevent the spread of germs as depending on the age of the children they often go through stages of putting things in their mouths, and by cleaning floors and surfaces will help to keep dust and general dirt and grime to a minimum and also prevent the spread of infections. •

10. Cleaning i. Surface scrubbing: For effective cleaning make a paste of baking soda with liquid dish soap and coarse salt and then use this paste to achieve a powerful cleaning of bathroom tubs, glossy tiles, sinks, etc. ii. Wash Dishes and Pans: Sprinkle baking soda along with the dish detergent to help cut food left residues on dishes, pots, and pans.

As a result, from developing a framework that entails logical methods for training will consist of both academic and personal training in order to deliver effective evaluations. Preventing potential malpractice suits in the supervisor role will require me to also document my supervisory-trainee relationship through a contract. This contract will entail my background, methods and responsibilities in the training process along with the limits of confidentiality, and due process. Educators and program supervisors have the responsibility to warn students about the course of action that is open to them when they encounter supervisors who are impaired and give poor supervision. I believe that inadequate supervision compromises to the inability to provide proper practice to clients and by clarifying my role of a supervisor, I will be able to evaluate the trainees conceptual understanding of the therapeutic process ethically and with avoidance of malpractice

Correct hand washing should only take 15 seconds. A good antiseptic soap can be used. Remove all jewellery and watches, keep all nails clean and short, Wet hand in hot running water, Apply enough soap to your hands, Rub palm to palm, Right palm over the back of the other hand with interlaced fingers, Palm to palm with fingers interlaced, Back of fingers to opposing palms-fingers interlocked, Rotating rubbing of left thumb clasped in right hand – repeat with rubbing of right thumb in left hand, Rotationally rubbing backwards and forwards with clasped fingers of right hand in left hand then vice-versa, Remember to rub wrists against each other , rinse well under hot water and finally dry with disposable hand

To wash my hands I would put the soap on one hand & then interlink my fingers & rub my palms until the soap covers both palms, back of hands & every finger. 4.4 Describe when to use different types of personal protective equipment. I would use protective equipment such as gloves, aprons and masks during any type of personal care or handling waste or bodily fluids, for instance, I would wear gloves when requiring a patient to take a UDS (Urine Drug Screen). 5. Know how to move and handle equipment and other objects safely.

It finished just how it should have when dealing with someone with poor hygiene and trying to get him to implement in a practical situation e.g. like the idea of getting him to use the shower facility in the resource centre and showering in gym down in the south campus of the college. Kyle accepted my approach well with an understanding of the topic discussed, without getting offended or defensive over telling him about his poor hygiene. He demonstrated consideration of how the personal care programme would be beneficial towards his mental health and wellbeing. Personal hygiene revolves around daily actions that help keep one’s body clean such as washing his hands, brushing his teeth, wearing deodorant and scrubbing his body with water and

The tower does not only hold faucets for drinking the water but also holds hand washing stations where people can come and wash their hands after using the using the latrines and before eating (Planet Water Foundation). Splash Foundation is a social justice organization that is committed to the poor. They too, install water filtration systems that eliminate 99.999% of the bacteria found in the water as well as hygiene training for teachers and children on a one-on-one basis and through school hygiene clubs. They also provide soap bars to the children to encourage hand washing on a daily basis. Splash also helps improve sanitation by making sure that the schools have

It should be clean and tidy, the staff licensed and well trained. Ensure that all tools/ equipment, such as needles, are properly heat-sterilized before each use. Also, make sure people wash their hands and put on fresh gloves before touching you. • Pedicures, Manicures, and Hair Cuts Salons or barbershops may pose a small risk of exposure to Hepatitis B and C. While there's a small (2%-5%) chance of transmitting hepatitis through grooming items, anytime there's potential for exposure to blood you may be at risk for hepatitis. Reduce your risk by bringing your own equipment.