Chpt. 16 Wkbk Flashcards

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Cross contamination

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passing microbes from1 person to another by contaminated hands, equipment,or supplies

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vector

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carrier (animal, insect) that transmits disease is a vector

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microorganism

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small living plant or animal seen only w/ a microbe, microscope

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carrier

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human or animal thats a reservoir for microbes but does not have s/s of infection

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immunity

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protection against a certain disease

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vaccine

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prep. containing dead or weakened microbes is a vaccine

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sterile field

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work area free of all pathogens and non-pathogens

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biohazardous waste

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items contaminated w/ blood,body fluids,secretions, and excretions that may be harmful for others

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med. asepsis

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practices used to remove or destroy pathogens and to prevent their spread from one person or place to another person or place; aka clean technique

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contagious disease

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communicable disease

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infection

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disease state resulting from invasion and growth of microorganisms in the body

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surgical asepsis

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practices that keep equipment and supplies free of all microbes; sterile technique

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communicable disease

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disease caused by pathogens that spread easily; aka contagious

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disinfection

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process of destroying pathogens

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antisepsis

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processes,procedures and chem. treatments that kill microbes or prevent them from causing an infection

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HAI

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healthcare associated infection

infection that develops in aperson cared for in any setting where health care is given

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Asepsis

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being free of disease-producing microbes

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microbe

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another name for microorganism

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reservoir

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enviornment in which microbes live and grow

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clean technique is aka…

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medical asepsis

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contamination

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process of becoming unclean

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sterile

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abscence of ALL microbes

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sterile technique is aka

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surgical asepsis

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spore

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bacterium protected by hard shell

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normal flora
microbes that usually live and grow in a certain area
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non-pathogen
microbe that does not usually cause an infection
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sterilization
process of destroying all microbes
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pathogen
microbe thats harmful and can cause infection
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vaccination
administration of a vaccine to produce immunity against an infections disease
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infection control
practices and procedures that prevent the spread of disease are infection control
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anti-biotic
drug that kills microbes that cause infections
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vehicle
any substance that transmits microbes
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disinfectant
liquid chem. that can kill many or all pathogens except spores
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what type of microbe can cause infection in ANY body system
bacteria
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rickettsiae are transmitted to humans by...
insect bites
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in order to live and grow, all microbes require....
a reservior
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normal flora become what when transmitted from their natural site to another
pathogens
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multi-drug resistant organisms are organisms that can resist what...
the effects of antibiotics
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what is a s/s of infection
rash fatigue and loss of energy sores on mucous membranes
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in the chain of infection, a portal of exit can be...
blood
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HAIs occur when...
hand washing is poor
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when washing your hands...keep your hands lower than...
your elbows
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what can an alcohol based hand rub be used for
decontaminate your hands after contact w/ the intact skin
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organic materials are removed from re-usable items with...
a rinse in cold water
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a good,cheap disinfectant to use in the home is
white vinegar solution
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if boiling water to seterilize items in the home, you should...
boil the items for at least 10min. depending on elevation
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isolation precautions are used for
as a method to prevent spreading communicable diseases
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standard precautions are used for whom?
all persons whenever care is given
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gloves worn in standard precautions are changed when?
before caring for another person
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when wearing a gown for isolation precautions, the contaminate areas are...
the gown front and sleeves
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when you remove fown and gloves worn for isolation precautions,what step is done first
remove and discard gloves
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PPE is worn when entering a room...
depending on what tasks, procedures and care measures you will do
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you may need more than one pair of gloves for a task
ok
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when donning a gown, what do you do first
tie the strings at the back of the neck
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if you wear re-usable eyewear and its contaminated
follow the agency policy
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if a resident in Transmission-based precautions must be transported to another area, all of these would be done
staff wear gown,mask and gloves required staff in the recieving area are alerted so they can wear PPE wheelchair or stretcher is disinfected after use