Denture Care Techniques for CNAs

The video tutorial demonstrates the process of denture care, starting with the preparation of supplies and setting up the sink. It covers the steps of cleaning dentures, including applying denture cleaner, brushing, rinsing, and storing them in a cup. The tutorial also explains how to clean the equipment used and safely remove gloves, emphasizing hygiene and safety throughout the process.

What is the first step in denture care?

• Sanitizing hands

• Putting on gloves

• Applying denture cleaner

• Lining the sink with a washcloth

What should be used to line the sink?

• Nothing

• A barrier towel

• A large towel

• A washcloth

Why is it unnecessary to lock the bed brakes for this skill?

• Because it's done at the sink

• The resident is not in bed

• To save time

• It's always necessary

Why is it important not to touch the sink after sanitizing hands?

• To keep the sink clean

• Because the sink is already clean

• To save time

• To avoid contaminating your hands

What is the correct way to apply denture cleaner?

• On the toothbrush

• Directly on the dentures

• In the emesis basin

• On the barrier towel

What is the purpose of using a barrier towel when turning on the water?

• To dry hands

• To avoid contaminating hands

• To prevent water splashing

• To clean the faucet

How should dentures be rinsed?

• Using denture cream

• Without touching the faucet

• With hot water

• Directly under the faucet

What should be checked while rinsing the dentures?

• If the water is clean

• For rough edges or loose teeth

• The temperature of the water

• The color of the dentures

How should the equipment be dried?

• Using a hair dryer

• With a clean towel

• Air drying

• Any order as long as it's dry

What is the final step in denture care?

• Sanitizing hands again

• Checking the dentures

• Removing gloves correctly

• Turning off the water