Daksya Academy, Khunti

The management of spills should be flexible enough to cope with different types of spills, taking into account the following factors:

• the nature (type) of the spill (for example, sputum, vomit, faeces, urine, blood or laboratory culture)
• the pathogens most likely to be involved in these different types of spills
• the size of the spill – for example, spot (few drops), small (10cm) 10>
• the type of surface – for example, carpet or impervious flooring
• the location involved – that is, whether the spill occurs in a contained area (such as a microbiology laboratory), or in a public or clinical area of a health service, in a public location or within a community premises
• whether there is any likelihood of bare skin contact with the soiled (contaminated) surface.

Students of Daksya Academy, Khunti learn about spill management and how to deal with them. #DaksyaAcademy #JSDM #SkillIndia