A client has an inguinal hernia repair and later develops a methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (mrsa) infection. what is the most important factor to prevent this infection?

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Sleeping Beauty

1 May, 02:51

A client has an inguinal hernia repair and later develops a methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (mrsa) infection. what is the most important factor to prevent this infection?

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Brendon Payne · Answer 1

The most important factor in preventing such an infection is surgical asepsis.

In medicine, surgical asepsis is the "cleanest clean" that may be obtained. Surgical asepsis is carried out whenever a foreign object is to be introduced within the patient's body because this transmission provides a direct pathway for any microorganisms that may be present. A part of surgical asepsis is the sterilization of all items and surroundings.