Karteikarten
Ch 4
Karten in diesem Stapel (39)
- 1Invasion ans growth of a microorganism in human body ....Infection
- 2insects and ticksVectors
- 3preventing spread of infectionExposure Control Plan
(ECP) - 4N95 respiratorsfilter out a minimuim of 95% of airborne particles
- 5infection control measures that use barrier protection and work practice controls to prevent contactStandard Precautions
- 6Seperation of an infection source from susceptible hostsIsolation
- 7disease transmitted by airborne droplet nuclei.Airborne Infection Isolation Precautions
- 8Teir 2 isolation usesExpanded PreCautions (EPs)
- 9Teir 1 includesPrecautions used for all patients in hospital without regards to diagnosis or infection status
- 10sore bed sores(kids)Impetigo
- 11PediculosisBugs
- 12Viral Hemorrhagic InfectionsPink eye
- 13ZosterChicken Pox
- 14AdenovirusCold
- 15InfluenzaFlu
- 16Parvovirus B19Nasuea, Virus
- 17RubellaMeasles
- 18Infectious OrganismsPathogens
- 19Examples of PathogensVirus
Bacteria
Fungi - 20Infections contracted by patients during a hospital stay termedHealth Care Associated Infections
- 21True/False Contracting A BBP infrction from an accidental needle stick is the principal occupational risk for a phlebotomisttrue
- 22AdenovirusUpper Respiratory Infections
- 23Hepatitis virusHepatitis
- 24Human Immunodeficiency virusH.I.V
- 25Influenza VirusFlu or Polio
- 26Bordetella PertussisWhooping Cough
- 27Corynebacterium DiphtheriaDiphtheria
- 28Escherichia ColiFood Posining
- 29Haemophilius InfluenzaMeningitis/Pink eye
- 30Mycobacterium TurberculosisTuberculosis
- 31Neisseria GonorrhoeaeGonorreha
- 32SalmonellaFood Poisining
- 33Staphylococcus Aureusskin and wound infections
- 34Hepatitis B virus (HBV) can survive in dried blood for ___....1wk!
- 35the source of infectionReservoir
- 36Contaminated objectFomite
- 373 Means of Transmission1. Contact
2. Droplet
3. Airborne - 38frequent and important transmission route for health care associated infectionsContact Transmission
- 39involves either airborne Droplet Nuclei or dust particles that contain thr infectious microorganismsAirborne Transmission