Infection Control
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Louise Braubach
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Other Sciences, Specialty
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9th Grade - University
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1.
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microbes
flora
pathogens
bacilli
2.
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at body temperature
in the sunlight
when it is dry
in cold conditions
3.
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signs and symptoms of the disease
their shape and arrangement as seen under the microscope
the attending physician when she orders antibiotics
the mode of transmission
4.
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athlete's foot
wound infections
herpes
measles and mumps
5.
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virus
bacterium
yeast
spirochete
6.
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syphillis and gonorrhea
AIDS and hepatitis
malaria and amebiasis
ringworm and athletes foot
7.
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germs that are present in the environment
harmless bacteria that are part of the normal skin flora
objects that are contaminated with infectious material
supplies that have been autoclaved
8.
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immunosuppressed
carriers
incubators
saprophytes
9.
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portals of entry
portals of exit
fomites
common vehicles
10.
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touching sterile items
disinfecting equipment
blood and bodily fluids
wearing gloves
11.
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person to person contact
hand contact with a contaminated object
contact with an insect that transmits disease
body fluids or sexual contact
12.
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coughing, sneezing, or talking
germs carried through the ventilation system
microbes carried by moisture and dust in the air
inhaling the odor of unpleasant excretions
13.
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when the hands come into contact with a fomite
when food or medication is contaminated
when disease is spread by an insect or rodent
when an infectious agent is inhaled through the air
14.
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fingernails and toenails
hair on the head
mucous membranes
nonintact skin
15.
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AIDS
hepatitis B
hepatitis C
herpes
16.
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AIDS vaccine
hepatitis B vaccine
herpes vaccine
staphylococcus vaccine
17.
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has low resistance to disease
has higher than normal resistance to disease
is always elderly
is immune to disease
18.
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urinalysis
strep screen
culture and sensitivity
staph screen
19.
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viruses
easily eradicated
fungi
drug resistant bacteria
20.
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weight gain and weakness
edema (swelling) and night sweats
high blood pressure and coughing
hemoptysis (coughing up blood) and fever
21.
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HIV disease
MRSA
TB
hepatitis
22.
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Herpes
Shingles
MRSA
TB
23.
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diarrhea
fever and chills
vomiting
rash and itching
24.
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blood and body fluid exposure
feces and saliva
contaminated seafood
contaminated meat
25.
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blood and body fluid exposure
feces and saliva
contaminated seafood
contaminated meat
26.
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blood and body fluids
feces and saliva
contaminated seafood
contaminated meat
27.
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blood and bodily fluids
the airborne method
indirect contact
vectors and vehicles
28.
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remind all staff to wear gloves
encourage good handwashing
disrupt the chain of infection
isolate patients with diseases
29.
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can live in the environment for long time
are easily eliminated with alcohol hand cleaner
cannot live long outside the human body
are not a common concern in health care
30.
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absence from all germs frm the environment
practices that limit the spread of pathogens
environmental barriers that confine pathogens to a single person
measures taken to sterilize instruments that could spread pathogens
31.
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wearing gloves for all patient contact
sterilizing equipment after each use
following the guidelines for handwashing
wiping environmental surfaces daily
32.
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applying germicidal soap
using very hot water
friction
using a towel to touch the faucet
33.
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5-10 seconds
10-15 seconds
15-20 seconds
20-30 seconds
34.
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direct patient contact
touching an environmental surface
passing each meal tray
handling clean linen
35.
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contacting blood and body fluids
passing meal trays
documentation
giving report to the nurse
36.
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contact precautions during patient care
personal protective equipment
using PPE only when the patient is known to be infectious
a HEPA mask if you will inhale patient secretions
37.
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disinfecting equipment that is used by more than one patient
folding soiled linen inward
carrying clean linen against your uniform
covering your nose and mouth when coughing or sneezing
38.
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hands are only washed after gloves are removed
masks and goggles should worn if splashing secretions
needles should not be recapped
waterproof gowns should be worn if blood splatter may occur
39.
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the health care facility
the Department of Labor
the health care worker
OSHA
40.
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use of a gown
handwashing
wearing gloves
wearing a mask
41.
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for all patient care
when transferring a patient from bed to chair
only when caring for patients in isolation
for contact with blood and body fluids
42.
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pathogenic disease
nosocomial infection
drug resistant infection
toxic disease
43.
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handwashing
making the bed
straightening the room
autoclaving all used patient care supplies
44.
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wash with soap and water for 15 minutes
rinse the area well with clear water immediately
report to your supervisor immediately
contact your personal physician immediately
45.
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universal precautions
standard precautions
body substance isolation
transmission based precautions
46.
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dispense the product into your hand and allow to air dry
rub product into all surfaces of hand and allow to dry
dispense the product then wipe with paper towel
apply 15mL of waterless hand cleaner the rinse w/ warm water
47.
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isolation technique
negative pressure ventilation
personal protective equipment
universal and body substance standards
48.
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wear gloves
apply hand lotion frequently
use plenty of alcohol gel
avoid getting the wet
49.
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gown, mask, gloves, head covering
gloves, mask, eye protection, gown
mask, eye protection, gown, shoe covers
gown, gloves, respirator mask, paper cap
50.
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immediately before caring for each patient
before touching environmental surfaces
before touching intact skin
before touching the patients face
51.
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disposable incontinent pad soiled with urine and feces
the package a disposable came in
disposable dishes with partially eaten food
a used water pitcher and cup
52.
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standard precautions
transmission based precautions
negative pressure precautions
universal precautions
53.
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standard precautions
a two bed bedroom
a private room
universal precautions
54.
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touching a patient
inhaling a pathogen
touching a bedpan
removing gloves
55.
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On a toilet seat
In the soil
In the air
In sterile water
56.
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All bacteria are harmful
All bacteria are round
All bacteria reproduce inside other living cells
All bacteria are single-celled organisms
57.
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Antibiotic Medication
Antifungal gargle
Antiviral throat wash
There is no treatment for streptococcus
58.
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Hiking in the woods
Having a massage at a hotel spa
Eating contaminated food
Spending three days in the hospital
59.
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Animal-like
Disease-producing
Destroyed by antibiotics
Transmitted by insects.
60.
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Virus
Protozoa
Bacteria
Fungus
61.
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Infectious
Contaminated
Antiseptic
Disinfected
62.
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Viruses
Spores
Microbes
Nothing
63.
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Influenza
Mumps
Meningitis
Hepatitis B
64.
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A mask
Goggles
Gloves
A gown
65.
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When there is a chance of contact with blood and body fluids.
When entering the room of a patient who is HIV positive.
When she/he has a cold.
When caring for any patient with an upper respiratory tract infection.
66.
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Health insurance
PPE
Annual chest x-rays
A watch with a second hand
67.
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Recycle container
Biohazard Container
Autoclave
Incinerator
68.
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Asepsis.
Transmission
Contamination
Isolation
69.
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Contain the fire.
Cut off oxygen supply.
Check for people in danger.
Call 911.
70.
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The threat of leaks or destruction to a nuclear plant.
The use of microbes for industrial waste disposal.
The threat of using harmful gasses during a war to paralyze the opposition.
The use of microorganisms as weapons to infect humans.
71.
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Notify OSHA
Report the incident to the CDC
Remove the gloves and wash hands
Put on a new pair of gloves
72.
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Soiled bed linens
Patient’s clothes that are stained with blood
A soiled dressing from a wound
A wet disposable baby diaper
73.
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Blood
Chemical
Food
Bottle of pills
74.
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This is a poison
Practice standard precautions
This item is sterile
Bloodborne pathogen alert
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