medical infection Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
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is any small organism not visible to the naked eye

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microorganism or micro

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2
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rod shaped bacteria

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bacillia

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3
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is the absence of disease producing microorganisms

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asepsis

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4
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are one celled animals found in decayed material and contaminated water

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protoza

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5
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bacteria that are spherical/round are called

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cocci

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6
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process that destroys pathogenic organisms but is not always effective against spores and viruses known as

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disinfection

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7
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a microorganism that causes an infection or disease know as

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pathogen

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8
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is the smallest organism and cant reproduce unless it is inside a host

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virus

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9
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a parasitic microorganism round on fleas, lice, ticks, and mutes is a

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ricketsiae

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10
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organisms that require oxygen

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aerobic

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11
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are bacteria that causes diseases such as syphilis or cholera

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spirilla

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12
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are bacteria that cause the common cold, measles, mumps and hepatitis

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virus

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13
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is a chain of cocci bacteria

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streptococci

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14
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a thick protective wall formed by a bacteria is called

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spores

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15
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same bacilli have _ which allows the organism to move

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flagella

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16
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Aids is caused by _ virus

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Hiv

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17
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a common portal of entry for pathogens into the body is

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mucous membranes

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18
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antisepsis

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prevents pathogens

19
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disinfection

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kills all but spores and viruses

20
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sterilization

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kills all microorganisms

21
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a blank is an object contaminated with infectious material

22
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diseases that originate within the body are called while diseases that originate outside the body are known as

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endogenous, exogenous

23
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aseptic techniques include

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hand washing, clean environment, ppe

24
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blank are recommendations that are followed in regard to blood and body fluids and states that all blood and body fluids are considered

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standard precautions

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all sharps must be disposed in. a
biohazard sharps container
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is the single most important measure to use in inhibiting the spread of infection
hand hygiene
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requires employers to have a written exposure control and to update it annually
osha
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federal law requires to provide _ for employees who come in contact with blood and body fluids
ppe
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all infectious waste is placed in a _ bag
biohazard bag
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a piece of equipment that uses steam under pressure to sterilize items is called an
autoclave
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means free all organisms
steral
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the three most common methods for placing articles on a sterile field are
drop, kitten, transfer
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after donning sterile gloves hands should be kept
away from the body and above the waist
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the inside or outside of sterile gloves are considered contaminated
inside
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a blank border around the edge of a sterile field is considered contaminated
2 inch
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a disease that is easily transmitted is known a(n) _ disease
communicable
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four main classes of isolation precautions are
airborne, droplet, contact, reverse isolation
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when caring for a pt with chicken pox, measles or tb you should wear this mask
special fitted and tested to employee
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pts who are immunocompromised are typically packed in
droplet pro-caution
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patients with measles shingles or tuberculosis are typically placed _ in isolation
airborne procaution
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no the correct order for donning removing PPE
1. gown gloves goggles gown mask - remove mask googles gloves
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Six steps in the chain of infection.
``` causative agent reservor portal of exit mode of transportation portal of entry susceptible host ```
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four times hand should be washed
arrive and leaving patient facility before and after patient contact before and after applying gloves after you cough sneeze use a tissue