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D. BEHAVIORS
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This section is designed to gather information about your behaviors. Check how often do you adopt each of the following practices to reduce the risk of HAIs.
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D1. Hands hygiene measures before starting the working activity
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D2. Hands hygiene measures before going to another patient
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D3. Wearing gloves when at direct contact with a patient
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D4. Hands hygiene measures before wearing gloves
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D5. Hands hygiene measures after removing gloves
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D6. Changing gloves before going to another patient
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D7. Wearing protective eyewear when at direct contact with a patient
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D8. Wearing mask when at direct contact with a patient
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D9. Recapping needles after using
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D10. Placing needles in sharp's containers
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D11. Using syringes with retractable needle
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D12. Using syringes with protective shield
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D13. Using scalpels with protective shield
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D14. Using intravenous cannulation with retractable needle
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