wow i just got on this site so might be behind here but i take a standard process supplement...immuplex...

capecod40 says ...

Hand washing, use warm water not hot.  Hot water makes your hands dry and crack.  Infection entry point.  I was also told that using the hand sanitizer should never replace hand washing between patients.  Because it has to stay wet on your hands for at least 10 seconds for it to actually work and because it also dries your hands out.  I would strongly suggest going to your Dr. and getting a flu shot.  Also keep your hands away from your face.

I totally agree with you.  I don't think Hand sanitizers should replace handwashing.  I had to take my fiance to the ER one day (of course we were there all day) and never saw the nurses or doctors wash their hands.  They only used hand sanitizers hanging outside every room.  All I can say is I am glad that I am not training at that hospital.  One nurse opened a urine sample bag (without gloves) and reached her hand in to make sure the lid was tight.  Talk about disease, gross!

 Step 1 - wash hands.  Step 2 - avoid sick people. Check out www.germtrax.com - they show real-time symptom and sickness reports from all over the world.  Very interesting!

 when entering the room use yur hands as if they were tools remeber any open wounds or like yur mouth nose eyes ers private germs can enter twash yur hands properly after touching anything bfore you touch those parts of your boys and anyone else it wouldent be fair to them if u get them sick were a mask nd gloves too if u dare