Infection Control and Hand Hygiene
Rosenthal Community Care Services Online Course
Infection Control and Hand Hygiene
A practical caregiver education course about handwashing, gloves, cleaning, laundry, bodily fluids, and illness prevention in residential care settings.
Course Overview
In this course, you will follow Mr. Rosenthal through practical infection-control situations during one care day. You will practice when to wash hands, when to use gloves, how to prevent cross-contamination, how to handle cleaning and laundry concerns, and what to report when illness symptoms or bodily fluid exposure occurs.
This course focuses specifically on infection-control awareness and hand hygiene. It avoids duplicating separate RCCS courses on bathing skills, toileting support, medication side effects, medical emergency response, incident reporting, or broad documentation basics.
- Lesson 1: Hand Hygiene at the Right Time
- Lesson 2: Gloves and Cross-Contamination Prevention
- Lesson 3: Cleaning, Surfaces, and Shared Items
- Lesson 4: Laundry, Bodily Fluids, and Exposure Awareness
- Lesson 5: Illness Prevention, Symptoms, and Reporting
Student Information
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Completion Review
You completed Infection Control and Hand Hygiene.
Your completion may now be submitted to Rosenthal Community Care Services for administrative review. Certificate issuance is not automatic and depends on course requirements, including minimum course duration, completion of lessons, passing graded activities, and submitting reflection responses.
You may submit your completion regardless of time spent. If the minimum required time was not met, Rosenthal Community Care Services may decide not to issue a certificate and may require the student to restart the course.