>> Shari Lynn: Today we are going to learn about medical asepsis. Wound irrigation and moist to moist dressing. Wipe. Wash hands. Introduce self. Patient identification. And explain procedure. Pre-medicate patient, if indicated. Position patient so that wound is completely exposed and irrigant will drain out of wound. Place blue Chux pad or incontinent pad under patient. Open and set up irrigation container, lift bottle and pour sterile normal saline in to irrigation container or sterile specimen container. Tear strips of tape and place on edge of table. Don clean non sterile gloves and eye shield. Remove old dressing with clean non sterile gloves and discard in red bag. Irrigate wound using a forceful stream of normal saline with bulb syringe or catheter tipped Toomey syringe. Remove gloves and discard in red plastic bag. Peel open Kerlix Gauze wrap and leave in bottom of plastic package. Lift the bottle of sterile normal saline and moisten roll of gauze. Set up sterile field using inside sterile liner of glove package as sterile field. Open sterile scissors and drop on to sterile field. Peel open ABD pad and add to sterile field. Don sterile gloves. Wring Kerlix out well. Pack wound with several layers of moist gauze, being careful not to touch intact skin surrounding wound as this will contaminate the sterile field. Cut excess Kerlix with sterile scissors, if needed. Cover with sterile ABD pad, blue striped side facing up. Remove gloves. Tape wound. Date and time dressing. Wash hands. And document.