aseptic Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
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procedures that is performed
under sterile conditions

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ASEPTIC TECHNIQUE

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triple packing system

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. (container, yellow hazard
bag, and then zip lock)

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goal of containers in the triple packaging system

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1st container - holds sample
second container - leakage proof
third container - maintain viability

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4
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BLOOD CULTURE
ANTISEPTIC

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Alcohol - lodine - Alcohol

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5
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anticoagulant used for blood culture

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Anticoagulant: 0.025% SPS (sodium polyanethol
sulfonate)

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6
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o Neutralize bactericidal effect of human serum
o Prevents phagocytosis
o Antibiotic removal capability. 2 sites are usually
o requested. 2 sets are recommended
o Common antibiotics like macrolides.

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SPS (ANTICOAGULANT)

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7
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BLOOD CULTURE BOTTLES volume

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o 0.5-2 milliliter infants (per bottle) 1-4mL (per set)

o 1-5 milliliter children (per bottle)2-10 mL(per set)

o 5-10 milliliter adult (per bottle) 10-20mL (per set)

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8
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for respiratory culture Cultures must include

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anaerobic condition for beta
streptococcus

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9
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THROAT

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o Group A Streptococcal Infection group A strep pygenes.
o Oral thrush – Candida albicans
o Epiglottitis - Haemophilus influenzae type B
o Oral gonorrheae - Neisseria gonorrheae
o You should have a transport media

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NASOPHARYNX

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o Pertussis- B. pertussis
o Middle ear infection by Moraxella katalis or
Haemophilus Influenzae
o Staphlycoccus aureus or Neisseria meningitidis
carrier
o MRSA – Methicillin resistance Staph Aureus or
carriers of Neisseria Meningitidis.
o Usually requested for aerobic organism such as
Bordetella pertussis, Moraxella, Hemophilus influenzae

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11
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Specimen with too many EC/few PMN are not
suitable for culture

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SPUTUM

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12
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Usually 2-3 specimen in consecutive days.

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SPUTUM

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URINARY TRACT INFECTION

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o (Cystitis, urethritis, pyelonephritis,
glomerulonephritis)
o For UTI, pag makati yung genetals mo okay
kapa, pataas yan. Till kidney.

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14
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REQUIRED VOL FOR CATHETERIZED SAMPLE

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15ML

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15
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o Recommended specimen FOR GASTROINETSTINAL

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3 consecutive days.

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16
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3RD or 4th puncture in between of the 3 lumbar
vertebrae

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CEREBSOSPINAL FLUID

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17
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HOW MUCH VOLUME FOR CSF

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3-4 BOTTLES

3 REC

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18
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CSF WHEN TO INCUBATE AD CULTURE

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Examine immediately or incubate in 37 degC for no longer than 6hours it must be incubated within 3 hours then culture agad.

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19
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GENITAL TRACT

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o STI’s include infection caused by: Neisseria
gonorrheae, HSV-2, Clamydia trachomatis,
Trichomonas vaginalis, Gardnerella vaginalis,
Candisa albicans
o Sample: Male: urethral discharge, Urethral swab
(2-4 millimeters ipapasok sa penis 5x rotate)
o Sample Female: Urethral Discharge, Cervical swab

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  • Result from animal/human nites, ulcer,
    burn, traumatic wounds
21
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  • attributed to indigenous bacteria
22
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Transport Condition
TRANSPORT Immediately at ROOM
TEMP

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Ear,
Corneal Scrapings,
Foreign
bodies, gastric aspirate,
Suprapubic aspirate of
Urine,
Prostatic samples

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Transport Condition
Within 15 minutes at
ROOM TEMP

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Transport Condition
Within 2 hours at ROOM
TEMP

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Blood or bone marrow

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Transport Condition V Immediately at 4 degC
Gastric biopsy
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Transport Condition Within 2 hours at 4 degC
Indwelling Catheter, Straight Catheter
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maintains the appropriate colony counts for urine speciements at room temperature
BORIC ACID
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absorbs fatty acids that may inhibit the growth of fastidious bacteria
CHARCOAL
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TRANSPORT MEDIA
Stool: cary-blair (cb); viral: stuart medium (sm); respiratory: amies; gonococcus: jembec/transgrow
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SPECIMEN STORAGE REFRIGERATOR TEMPERATURE (4°C)
o Urine, Stool, Sputum, Swabs, and Viral Specimen
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SPECIMEN STORAGE INCUBATOR (35°C)
o CSF for 6 hours
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SPECIMEN STORAGE AMBIENT TEMPERATURE (22 TO 25°C)
Anaerobic culture, Sterile Body Fluids, Genital Specimens, and Corneal/Ear Swab
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SPECIMEN STORAGE FREEZER TEMPERATURE (-20 TO -70°C)
o Serum, Tissue, Stool (C. difficile)
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SPECIMEN PRIORITIZATION CRITICAL/INVASIVE
Amniotic Fluid, Blood, Brain, CSF, Heart Valves, Pericardial fluid
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SPECIMEN PRIORITIZATION UNPRESERVED
Bone, Feces, Sputum, Tissue, Other body fluids not listed unde r
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SPECIMEN PRIORITIZATION QUANTITATION REQUIRED
Urine, Catheter Tip, Tissue
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PRESERVED
Urine, Stool, and Swabs in Transport Media
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Routinely used method to isolate bacteria
STREAK CULTURE
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streak o Used for Isolation
QUADRANT STREAK
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streak used for bacteriophage typing or antibiotics sensitivity testing
LAWN STREAK
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streak used in the preparation of bacterial antigens and vaccines
LAWN STREAK
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is made in tubes containing agar slope/slant
Stroke culture
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Provide a pure growth of bacterium for slide agglutination and other diagnostic test
stroke
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Prepared by puncturing a suitable medium gelatin or glucose agar with long, straight, charged wire
STAB CULTURE
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Used to demonstrate gelatin liquefaction or to study oxygen requirement of bacteria
STAB CULTURE
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