Käsidesinfektiota
Käsidesinfektiota is the Finnish term for hand disinfection. It refers to the process of reducing or killing microorganisms on the hands through the use of chemical agents. This is a crucial practice for preventing the spread of infections, particularly in healthcare settings and public spaces.
The most common active ingredients in hand disinfectants are alcohol-based solutions, typically containing ethanol or isopropanol
Proper hand disinfection technique involves applying a sufficient amount of disinfectant to cover all surfaces of
Hand disinfection is distinct from hand washing with soap and water. While soap and water are effective