infectious disease/exam 1 Flashcards

1
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Colonization may ? show symptoms, but ? does

A

Colonization may not show symptoms, but infection may.

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2
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C&S /Culture & Sensitivity is what kind of test & what does it id

A

smear & stain, id’s what medication will kill the bacteria

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3
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WBC normal count? lifespan? originates in the ?

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WBC normal count is 5,000-10,000. Lifespan is 2-3 weeks, orginates in the bone marrow.

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4
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5 types of wbc

A

neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, eosinophils, basophils

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5
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Neutrophils are ? line of defense

A

first

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6
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Mature neutrophils are called ?

Immature neutrophils are called ?

A

mature neutrophils are called segs

immature neutrophils are called bands

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7
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Lymphocytes

A

chance it’s virus, not bacteria, immunity

b-antibodies t-killer cells

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8
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Monocytes goes in if ? can’t handle

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goes in if neutrophils can’t handle

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9
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Eosinophils

A

Allergic reactions, inflammation

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10
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Basophils

A

cancer determinants, parasites, chronic conditions

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11
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What is ESR?

A

Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate-

determines inflammation

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12
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Conditions that may affect ESR?

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Pregnancy, menstruation, hypoglycemia, birth control

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13
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An ? in ESR may occur with breast, colon cancer, RA

A

increase

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14
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Contact isolation

A

glove/gown

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15
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Droplet isolation requires ? ppe

A

glove/gown/mask/eye (may need shoe)

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16
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Airborne isolation requires ?

A

glove/gown/N95 mask

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17
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Airborne isolation keep door ?, main example

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Keep door closed, low traffic, TB is main example

18
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S/S bump, infected area that may be red, swollen, painful, warm, full of pus, acc. by fever

A

MRSA

19
Q

Most common skin infection in USA

A

staph

20
Q

? of people carry MRSA in nose.

A

1/3 of people, not everyone shows symptoms

21
Q

S/S mild to severe diarrhea, fever, loss of appetite, nausea, abdominal pain

A

C. diff

22
Q

? ? give C. Diff patient an anti-diuretic because they need to get bacteria out.

A

DO NOT

23
Q

It is important to assess ? in C. Diff pt

A

hydration

24
Q

TB primarily affects ?

A

TB primarily affects lungs but can be spread to other parts of the body.

25
Q

TB enters the ? , it can multiply and enter the? system and ? stream

A

TB enters the alveoli and multiples and can travel into the lymph system and blood stream

26
Q

S/S low grade fever, night sweats, weight loss, fatigue, non-productive cough, hemoptysis

A

TB

27
Q

The body recognizes the microbial invasion and sends ? to the area. This reaction causes ? of ? in the lungs which leads to ? 2-4 weeks following exposure.

A

The body recognizes the microbial invasion and begins to mobilize phagocytes to the area. This reaction cause accumulation of the exudate in the lungs which leads to bronchopneumonia 2-4 weeks following exposure.

28
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Only people with ? TB in the lungs are infectious

A

active

29
Q

Hemopytsis is ?

A

bloody sputum

30
Q

blood test for TB

A

ELISA quanti

31
Q

? drug is treatment for TB.

A

Rifampim

32
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Rifampim can color urine, sweat & tears

A

orange

33
Q

test for TB

A

mantoux

34
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Mantoux test ? inj, read in ? hrs

A

intradermal, 72 hrs.

35
Q

Other TB test

A

sputum/x-ray, faster than id inj, but more expensive

36
Q

TB test results

A

0-4 nonsignificant
5+ maybe significant
10+ significant have xray done to make sure not in lungs

37
Q

TB classifications

A
class 0: no exposure, no infection
class 1: exposure, no infection
class 2: latent infection, no disease
class 3: disease, active
class 4: disease, not active
class 5: suspected disease, diagnosis pending
38
Q

Client no longer considered infectious after ? sputum cultures come back negative

A

3

39
Q

? pts if transporting outside of room

A

mask

40
Q

? lights used to kill bacteria

A

UV