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1
Q

cleaning supplies for infectious disease?

A

1:10 bleach with water

do not use compressed air to dry

2
Q

exposure level 1 for infectious disease?

A

being in pressence

3
Q

level 2 exposure to infectious disease?

A

clothing or intact skin ( blood or body fluid)

4
Q

level 3 exposure to infectious disease?

A

broken skin or mucous/conjunctiva membranes

5
Q

level 2 post exposure procedures

A

decon of clothes or body part

f2, f225, prb

6
Q

level 3 post exposure

A

decon body part
mlu
ems captain
first care

7
Q

SARS symptoms

A

flu like symptoms
airborne transmission
100.4f
10-14 days respitory symptoms

8
Q

TB symptoms

A

bacteria
48-72 hour reaction time
negative- skin test in 12 weeks
positive- chest x ray, follow up MLU

9
Q

meningitis symptoms

A
bacterial bad
viral less severe
respitory secretions
suspected tx the same as positive cases
brain damage, hearing loss, learning disabilities
10
Q

small pox symptoms

A

vaccination only prevention
body fluids, face to face contact
bedding or clothing exposure
contagious at fever onset til scabs fall off

11
Q

how many members needed to transport pt. with infectious disease?

A

minimum number of LAFD members

12
Q

Consideration should be given by personnel responding to an incident to anticipate the possible need for respiratory assistance or ancillary equipment which includes all the following?

A

N95 masks,
goggles,
gloves

13
Q

Medical incident, all the following she’ll be good here too for all EMS incidents including those were a communicable disease is suspected or when there may be a blood-borne or airborne exposure?

A

Disposable latex glove shall be worn,
I’ll contaminated needles shall be handled with extreme care,
a mechanical device shall be used whenever possible for respiratory assistance or resuscitation

14
Q

Rescue ambulance patient care areas and apparatus it’s contaminated should be decontaminated by?

A

Scrub with a 1 to 10 solution of bleach and water and thoroughly wiped down with Clearwater and air dried

15
Q

Contaminated turnout, leather, and rubber bullets contaminated with blood, vomitus, or other bodily fluids SHALL be decontaminated by the following methods?

A

Contaminated clothing she’ll be decontaminated as soon as possible,
scrub with the disinfectant detergent solution,
air dried after scrubbed

16
Q

Exposure of a non-intact or broken skin or mucus, conjunctiva membranes to blood or bodily fluids is considered a? Exposure.

A

Level III

17
Q

Contact limited to being in the presence of a suspected source patient is considered? Exposure.

A

Level one

18
Q

A needle puncture or human bite is considered a? Exposure.

A

Level III

19
Q

Contaminated clothing or in tact non-broken skin, by blood or bodily fluids is considered a? Exposure.

A

Level two

20
Q

The postexposure documentation procedures for a known or suspected exposure to infectious disease or an exposure to blood or body fluids for a level to exposure includes?

A

Documentation in station journal, documentation in members personal record book, and F2 25 with all details to medical liaison unit

21
Q

For a little pre-exposure, effective member shall seek first care in all cases as designated follow-up hospital. All the following are going to find in training bulletin 82 designated follow-up hospital?

A

Torrance memorial,
good Samaritan,
holy cross,
Cedars-Sinai

22
Q

When a pt. area of a rescue ambulance is contaminated, it should be scrubbed with a solution consisting of one part? To ? Parts water.

A

Bleach

10

23
Q

When dept. member is accidentally punctured by a contaminated needed, the member shall check the inquiry requested box on the F 902M and complete and forward a ?. Th answer that best fills the blank is?

A

F 420

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