Ch.19 Disease Transmission And Infection Prevention Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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________ transmission is touching or contact with a patients blood or saliva.

A

Direct.

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2
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Wearing a dental lab coat home is an example ___________ of disease transmission.

A

Dental office to community.

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3
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The dental team member should get what PPE free of charge from their employer?

A

Protective eyeware, mask lab coat and gloves.

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4
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Type IV is the most common type of ______ allergy.

A

Latex.

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5
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___________-________ disease belongs in a group of neurologic disorders.

A

Cruetzfeldt-Jakob

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6
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Pathogens occurring through contact from person to another person is ______ transmission.

A

Direct.

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7
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Immunization or vacation is known as __________ immunity.

A

Artificially acquired.

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8
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___________ is an infection that lasts a short duration.

A

Acute infection

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9
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___________ allows the body to resist disease and prevents foreign bodies from causing infection.

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Immunity.

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10
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_________ issues specific standards to protect the health of employees in the United States.

A

OHSA

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The CDC term ________ applies to contact with all body fluids, secretions, and excretions (except sweat) , regardless of whether they contain blood.

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Standard Precautions.

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12
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What is the correct sequence for handwashing and gloving?

A

Wash hands before you put on gloves and immediately after you remove gloves.

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13
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Who requires use of protective eyewear with front and side protection during exposure-prone procedures?

A

BBP Standard.

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14
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___________ is when pathogens enter the body and cause infection.

A

Portal of entry.

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15
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How can tuberculosis, botulism, and streptococcal infections spread?

A

By food and water transmission.

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16
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Surface barriers, hand washing, and sterilized instruments are all good measures in avoiding ___________ disease.

A

Patient to patient.

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17
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What can you put over your containment gloved hand when getting out a clean instrument?

18
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Infectious agent is the first link in the :

A

Chain of infection.

19
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__________ are capable of remaining airborne for extended periods and can be inhaled.

A

Mist-like aerosols.

20
Q

What is the most common route of patient to dental team disease transmission in the dental office?

A

Direct contact with the patient’s blood or saliva.

21
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What does the bloodborne pathogens standard state about contaminated clothing?

A

Clothing can be picked up by a laundry service.

22
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The number of pathogenic microorganisms can be directly related to _________.

23
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___________ is referred to the spread of disease through droplets of moisture that contain bacteria or viruses.

A

Airborne transmission.

24
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The ___________ transmission of infection occurs through the mucosal surface of the eyes, nose, and mouth.

A

Patient to dental team.

25
_____________ are worn to protect the dental professional from inhaling infections microorganisms, aerosol and spray from handpieces or an air-water syringe and any accidental splashes.
Protective masks.
26
___________ are disease causing organisms.
Pathogens.
27
__________ are disease causing organisms transferred through contact with blood or other body fluids.
Bloodborne pathogens.
28
_____________ represents a standard of care designed to protect healthcare providers from pathogens that can be spread by blood or any other bodily fluid, excretion, or secretion.
Standard precations.
29
___________ hand rubs are more effective at reducing microbial flora than plain soap or antimicrobial hand washes.
Alcohol-based.
30
When wearing PPE, what is the first item removed?
Gloves.
31
CDC guidelines and the _______ considers saliva to be a potentially infectious body fluid.
OSHA Blood-borne Pathogens Standards
32
In the chain of infection, the _________ is a person who is unable to resist infection by a particular pathogen.
Susceptible host.
33
__________ transmission are pathogens transmitted by cuts or punctures.
Parenteral. ( breaking of the skin )
34
Using gloves, face masks, rubber dams and hand washing are all _________ measures that help prevent disease transmission to the dental professional.
Infection Control.
35
Wearing clothing made of fluid resistant material, disposable jackets/gowns, and minimizing the amount of uncovered skin are all part of ________ Standards.
Infection control
36
_____________ is when immunity is recovered from a disease.
Active naturally acquired immunity.
37
_________ is used during dental treatment, can be made of latex or vinyl.
Exam gloves.
38
When sending a removable prothesis or impression to the dental lab (in or out of office) when should the prothesis or impression be disinfected?
As soon as possible after removal from the patients mouth.
39
_________ is a persistent infection with recurrent symptoms that “come and go”
Latent infection.
40
What is the best method of infection control with any intraoral equipment?
Always following the manufactures recommendations.