Oral Hygiene Procedures and Practices

The video tutorial, led by Endah Nurhayati, covers the basic skills required for oral hygiene in patients who cannot perform it themselves. It includes an introduction to the importance of oral care, preparation of necessary tools, a detailed handwashing procedure, patient interaction, and the step-by-step process of cleaning a patient's teeth. The session concludes with a call to practice the learned skills.

Why is it important to assist patients with oral hygiene?

• To prevent dental cavities

• To ensure patient comfort

• To avoid infections

• To improve taste sensation

What is the role of an assistant nurse in oral hygiene?

• To assist and facilitate the patient's needs

• To diagnose dental issues

• To perform the procedure independently

• To supervise the patient

Which of the following is NOT a tool needed for oral hygiene?

• Mouthwash

• Tissue

• Hand sanitizer

• Toothbrush

What is the purpose of using a towel during the procedure?

• To protect the patient's clothing

• To clean the instruments

• To dry the patient's face

• To wipe the floor

What is the first step in the handwashing procedure?

• Apply soap

• Wet hands with water

• Dry hands with a towel

• Rub hands together

Which of the following is a correct step in handwashing?

• Rub palms together only

• Skip drying hands

• Use a towel to turn off the tap

• Rinse hands with cold water

How long should the oral hygiene procedure take?

• 15 minutes

• 10 minutes

• 5 minutes

• 2 minutes

What should be done after completing the oral hygiene procedure?

• Wash hands again

• All of the above

• Document the procedure

• Inform the patient

What should be done if the patient has questions before the procedure?

• Ignore them

• Answer them thoroughly

• Postpone the procedure

• Refer them to a doctor

How often should a patient perform oral hygiene once they recover?

• Once a day

• Twice a day

• Once a week

• Three times a day