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Infection Control
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1Handling Equipment
Discard [blank_start]Disposables[blank_end]
Nondisposable mouthpieces should be washed, disinfected and dried after each use.
External spirometry tubing should be replaced or [blank_start]disinfected[blank_end]
Wipe equipment parts with [blank_start]alcohol[blank_end] that patient touches
Noseclips thrown away or wiped
Change water in water seal spirometer
Change filters after [blank_start]each use[blank_end]- ADisposables
- Bdisinfected
- Ceach use
- Dalcohol
2Pt Scheduling
Schedule pt with possible or confirmed infection at the [blank_start]end[blank_end] of the day- Aend
3Routes of transmission
Contact
Respiratory [blank_start]Droplets[blank_end]
Airborne [blank_start]Droplet[blank_end] Nuclei- ADroplet
- BDroplets
4Standard Precautions
Handwash
Gloves
Mask/eye/face [blank_start]shields[blank_end]
Gowns
Pt Care equipment
Occupational Health and bloodborne [blank_start]pathogens[blank_end]
Pt Placement
Expanded Precautions
[blank_start]Contact[blank_end] precautions
Droplet Precautions
Airborne Infection isolation (Niosh [blank_start]Respirator[blank_end])
Protective Equipment- Ashields
- Bpathogens
- CContact
- DRespirator
5PPE
[blank_start]Gloves[blank_end] – secretions or blood
[blank_start]Gowns[blank_end] – strict or reverse isolation
[blank_start]Goggles[blank_end] – contact with secretions or blood
[blank_start]Masks[blank_end] – airborne- AGloves
- BGowns
- CGoggles
- DMasks
6Preventing Nosocomial Infections
Wright Respirometer should have 1 way [blank_start]valve[blank_end] or personal sampling chambers
[blank_start]Double bag[blank_end] HIV/Aids before gas sterilization
Avoid cross contamination with aerosolized meds by using [blank_start]MDI[blank_end]- Avalve
- BMDI
- CDouble bag
7Biohazardous Materials
[blank_start]Bio[blank_end] Waste – Lab Waste, specimen cultures, vaccines, culture dishes. Human Blood, things contaminated with blood or other body fluids
[blank_start]Medical[blank_end] Waste – Waste that is generated pertaining to diagnosis, treatment, immunization or testing.
Sharps must be placed in a puncture proof container- ABio
- BMedical
8[blank_start]Sterilization[blank_end] – Complete destruction of ALL microorganisms.
[blank_start]Disinfection[blank_end] – Destroying vegetative pathogenic microorganisms
6 Chemical Methods of disinfection/Sterilization
1. Ethylene Oxide – ETO alkalization of enzymes
2. Alkaline glutaraldehyde – [blank_start]Cidex[blank_end]
3. [blank_start]Acid[blank_end] Glutaraldehyde – Sonacide
4. Alcohol
5. Soaps/Detergents
6. [blank_start]Bleach[blank_end] (for blood)
4 Physical Methods of Disinfection / Sterilization
1. Steam under pressure ([blank_start]autoclave[blank_end])
2. Pasteurization – moderate temps
3. Incineration – best method for [blank_start]contaminated[blank_end] disposable items
4. [blank_start]Irradiation[blank_end] – Gamma Rays to sterilize prepackaged equipment- ASterilization
- BDisinfection
- CCidex
- DAcid
- EBleach
- Fautoclave
- Gcontaminated
- HIrradiation
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