NCLEX-RN (Registered Nurse) Practice Exam · Question
A nurse is educating a client on proper hand hygiene. Which action indicates the client understands the teaching?
Thorough rinsing removes loosened microorganisms and soap residue. Washing for 5 seconds is too short, alcohol rubs are not for visibly soiled hands, and reusab
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Question: A nurse is educating a client on proper hand hygiene. Which action indicates the client understands the teaching?
Answer options:
- Washing hands for 5 seconds with soap and water.
- Using an alcohol-based hand rub on visibly soiled hands. ✅ Rinsing hands thoroughly after applying soap.
- Drying hands with a reusable cloth towel.
Correct answer: Rinsing hands thoroughly after applying soap.
Explanation: Thorough rinsing removes loosened microorganisms and soap residue. Washing for 5 seconds is too short, alcohol rubs are not for visibly soiled hands, and reusable cloth towels can harbor pathogens.
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