Which action is correct when cleaning a patient's removable dentures?
Correct answer: B. Clean them over a basin lined with a towel
- A. Rinse them with very hot water to remove organisms
- B. Clean them over a basin lined with a towel
- C. Place them unwrapped on the bedside locker
- D. Use abrasive powder to remove all stains
Explanation
The basin should be lined with a towel, or partly filled with water, to prevent breakage if the dentures are dropped. Hot water can warp dentures, while abrasive products may scratch their surfaces.
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