Aseptic Techniques Training
- Aseptic/Sterile Technique Training for Healthcare
- Provides Downloadable Proof of Completion and 0.1 CEUs
- Complete at Your Own Pace on Any Device (60 Minute Course)

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Faculty: Becca Kalivas, RN BSN
Successful Completion: Complete entire module, complete the exam with a passing score of 80% or better, and complete the evaluation form.
Estimated Time to Complete Activity: 60 minutes.
CEUs: HIPAA Exams® is authorized by IACET to offer 0.1 CEUs for this program. CEU Information
Free Certificate of Completion available instantly for download or printing upon successful completion.
Overview
What Is Included in Aseptic Techniques Training?
Aseptic techniques training provides the essential knowledge and practical steps needed to maintain a sterile environment and prevent the spread of infection in clinical and laboratory settings.
Our course breaks down core asepsis principles in a way that is easy to follow, making it ideal for anyone who needs a solid introduction or refresher.
The training begins with foundational concepts and expands into specific techniques used to prevent contamination and interruptions in the sterile field.
Your course includes video and audio instruction, along with a stand-alone final exam to confirm comprehension.
Because the training is fully online and self-paced, participants can complete it efficiently while taking time to review any skills they want to reinforce.
Most learners finish in about one hour, but the flexible structure allows individuals to progress at their own comfort level.
By the end of the aseptic techniques training, participants have a clear understanding of how to prevent healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) through these key learning objectives:
- Understanding why asepsis is essential in healthcare environments.
- Knowing the difference between medical asepsis vs. surgical asepsis.
- Recalling the chain of infection and how contamination happens.
- Identifying effective methods for decreasing the spread of infection.
- Learning the steps for routine hand hygiene and a proper surgical hand scrub.
- Comparing correct methods for applying sterile personal protective equipment (PPE).
- Explaining the core principles that guide safe and compliant surgical asepsis.
Who Needs Aseptic Technique Training?
Anyone working in environments where preventing contamination and maintaining a sterile field is critical needs aseptic technique training.
Many roles rely on the technique to ensure safe, accurate work, as it is used to stop the spread of germs during medical procedures, laboratory testing, and equipment preparation.
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Learning Objectives
- Describe why asepsis is important in the health care setting
- List the difference between medical and surgical asepsis
- Recall the chain of infection
- Identify methods of decreasing the spread of infection
- List the steps in routine hand hygiene and a surgical hand scrub
- Compare the different ways one can correctly apply sterile gowns and gloves
- Explain the main principles of surgical asepsis
Table of Contents
Aseptic Technique
Table of Contents:
- Aseptic Technique
- Legal Notice
- Purpose of Course
- Learning Objectives
- An Introduction to Asepsis
- Microorganisms that Cause Infections
- The Chain of Infection
- Antiseptics, Disinfectants, and Sterilization
- OSHA's Universal Precautions and CDC's Standard Precautions
- Main Elements of Standard Precautions
- CDC's Transmission-Based Precautions
- Hand Hygiene
- Routine Hand Hygiene
- Hand Hygiene Using Alcohol-Based Antiseptic Hand Rub
- Sterile/Surgical Hand Hygiene
- Traditional Surgical Hand Scrub
- Surgical Hand Scrub Using Alcohol-Based Rub
- Applying and Removing Sterile Gowns and Gloves
- Purpose of Sterile Gowns and Gloves
- Open Method for Applying Sterile Gloves
- Closed Method for Applying Sterile Gown and Gloves
- Assisted Method for Applying Sterile Gloves
- Important Considerations for Applying Sterile Gowns and Gloves
- Removing Sterile Gown and Gloves
- Surgical Asepsis
- Principles of Surgical Asepsis
- End of Course Quiz
Features
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3 Attempts to Pass Your Exam
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