a. Cellulose Tape Perianal Swab NOTE: This procedure should be done first thing in the morning before the client has taken a bath or gone to the toilet. a. Attach a cellulose tape to a glass slide. b. Fixed the glass slide against a wooden tongue depressor with a rubber band. c. reverse the cellulose tape to expose the sticky side. d. Carefully swab the sticky side of the tape against the perianal area. e. Smooth the sticky side of the tape back to slide using a cotton ball. f. Label the slide with patient name and date. g. Submit to the laboratory for microscopic examination.

a. Cellulose Tape Perianal Swab NOTE: This procedure should be done first thing in the morning before the client has taken a bath or gone to the toilet. a. Attach a cellulose tape to a glass slide. b. Fixed the glass slide against a wooden tongue depressor with a rubber band. c. reverse the cellulose tape to expose the sticky side. d. Carefully swab the sticky side of the tape against the perianal area. e. Smooth the sticky side of the tape back to slide using a cotton ball. f. Label the slide with patient name and date. g. Submit to the laboratory for microscopic examination.

Principles Of Pharmacology Med Assist

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ISBN:9781337512442

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Chapter13: Administration Of Parenteral Medications

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