Basis patient care terminology 2 Flashcards
Standard precautions
first tier of transmission- based isolation precaution; uses barrier to prevent contact with blood, all blood fluids, nonintact skin, and mucus membrane when there is a chance that infection could be transmitted( it protects you from infection )
Airborne precautions
particulate respirator (air purifier) required for individual entering a patient room
Droplet precautions
Mask required for a person coming in close contact with a patient
Contact precautions
Gloves and gowns required for individual, in contact with patients
Direct contact transmission
Infected person touch,susceptible host
Indirect contact transmission
inanimate object containing pathogenic organisms is placed in contact with a susceptible person
Airborne transmission
Droplets and dust
common vehicle transmission
Primarily transmission by contaminate items, such as full water, medication, device and equipment
Vector borne transmission
An animal contain and transmits infection organism to humans
Hand wash
Most effective method to prevent spread of infection
infection control barrier
 gloves, protective clothing, mask eye contact protection
Temperature
Normal oral temperature is 98 to 99 Fahrenheit
Pulse
Normal adult post is 60 bpm
Pulse
Normal adult post is 60 bpm
Bradycardia
heart rate less than 60 Beats per minute
Tachycardia
heart rate more than 100 bpm
respiration (breathing)
Normal adult rate is 12 to 16 breaths per minute
blood pressure
Normal adult blood pressure is 120/80 Mm HG
sphygmomanometer
Device used to measure blood pressure
Diastolic pressure
Measurement of the heart at rest
Oxygen administration (flow of oxygen )
usual oxygen flow rate is 3L to 5L per minute
suction unit
Use to maintain patient’s airway
cardiac arrest
cessation of heart function
Crash cart
use a cardiac arrest contains ,medication airways, sphygmomanometer, stethoscopes the defibrillator cardiac monitors