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c4 Flashcards

1
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What does code red mean?

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fire in the facility

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What does code blue mean?

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cardiac arrest

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What does code pink mean?

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infant or child abudction

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What does code orange mean?

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hazardous materials spill

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What does code silver mean?

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dangerous person with a weapon

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What does code black mean?

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bomb threat

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What is any sudden event that brings great damage, loss, or destruction?

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a disaster

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What is any event that is not part of the routine operation of the healthcare facility?

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an incident

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How long should the skin/eyes be flushed if they come in contact with chemicals?

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10 minutes

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10
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What does MSDS stand for?

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Material Safety Data Sheet

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What document contains information about a particular chemical that is used in a healthcare facility?

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Material Safety Data Sheet

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12
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All medical equipments must have how many prongs?

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three

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What does the acronym ALARA stand for?

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As Low As Reasonably Achievable

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14
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What three elements are included in the fire triangle?

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fuel, heat, oxygen

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15
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How many degrees of burns are there?

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three

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16
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How many types of fire extinguishers are there?

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five

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17
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What are the five types of fire extinguishers?

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Class A, Class B, Class C, Class D, Multi-Purpose (A,B,C)

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What does the acronym RACE stand for?

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Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish

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What does the acronym PASS stand for?

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Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep

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What is the acronym PASS used for?

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the usage of fire extinguishers

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21
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What is the proper use of body movements to prevent injury during the performance of physical tasks, such as lifting and sitting?

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body mechanics

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What is the practice or science of maximizing efficiency and preventing discomfort or injury during the time a person is performing work tasks?

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ergonomics

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23
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What is the painful, progressive hand and arm condition caused by compression of a key nerve in the wrist?

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carpal tunnel syndrome

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What is the term for policies that motivate or require healthcare facilities to monitor and evaluate their services?

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QI (quality improvement)

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What does TJC stand for?

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The Joint Comission

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What does IOM stand for?

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The Institute of Medicine

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What does AHRQ stand for?

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The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality

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What does NQF stand for?

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The National Quality Forum

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What are the small, one-celled microorganisms that cannot be seen by the naked eye?

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bacteria

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What are the pathogenic microorganisms that depend on a living cell to survive?

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viruses

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31
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What are the parasitic organisms that live in the soil or on plants?

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fungi

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32
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What are the microorganisms that depend on a host cell to survive and replicate?

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protozoa

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33
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What is the term for an organism that requires oxygen to survive?

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aerobe

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34
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What is the term for an organism that requries little or no oxygen to live?

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anaerobe

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What is the science or study of the form and structure of organisms?

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morphology

36
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What type of bacteria takes a spherical form?

37
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What type of bacteria takes a rod-like shape?

38
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What type of bacteria takes a twisted cylinder shape?

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spirochetes

39
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What type of bacteria takes the form of spherically-shaped cocci arranged in clusters?

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staphylococcus

40
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Hospital stays can be prolonged by what bacterium?

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Staphylococcus Aureus

41
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25 million people

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25 million people

42
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What bacterium caused the Black Death?

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yersinia pestis

43
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What bacterial infection is caused by the spiral bacterium called a spirochete?

43
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What can antibiotics not kill?

44
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Where can protozoa be found?

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in water or soil

45
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What is the inflammation of the colon which results in a fever, abdominal pain, and severe diarrhea?

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amoebic dysentry

46
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What are teh parasites that normally choose fleas, lice, ticks, or mites as their host organisms but can cause severe infections?

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rickettsiae

47
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What are the organisms that live in or on another organism?

48
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What does MRSA stand for?

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Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus

49
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What is the sequence of events that allows infection to move from one source or host to another?

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chain of infection

50
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What is the name for hospital acquired infections?

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noscomial infections

50
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What are the three modes of transmission of infection?

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direct contact, indirect contact, vectors

51
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What is the term for hand washing with a detergent or antimicrobial soap and water, or by applying an alcohol-based hand rub?

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hand hygiene

52
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What is considered the single most important way to prevent the spread of infection?

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hand hygiene

53
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What do hand sanitizers not kill?

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microorganisms

54
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How many seconds does it take to wash hands properly?

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20 seconds

55
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What is the term that describes the absence of bacteria, viruses, or other microorganisms?

56
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What is the cleaning technique that involves procedures used to reduce the number of organisms present and prevents the transfer of organisms?

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medical asepsis

57
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What is the sterile technique that prevents contamination of an open wound?

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surgical asepsis

58
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What is the process of using an antiseptic to prevent or inhibit the growth of pathogenic organisms?

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antisepsis

59
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What are the three levels of cleaning to prevent the spread of pathogens?

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sanitization, disinfection, sterilization

60
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What is the use of antimicrobial agents on objects, surfaces, and living tissue to reduce the number of disease-causing microorganisms?

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sanitization

61
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What is the use of antimicrobial agents on non living objects or surfaces to destroy or deactivate the microorganisms present?

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disinfection

62
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What is the act of killing all microorganisms and their spores on a surface?

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sterilization

62
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What is the machine used frequently in healthcare facilities to kill all microorganisms and their spores on a surface?

63
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What guidelines were developed by OSHA that list potentially infectious materials and mandate all healthcare workers to proceed at all times as if the materials are infections?

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OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard

64
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When was the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard established?

65
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What are the infectious microorganisms in human blood that can cause diseases?

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bloodborne pathogens

66
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What does HBV stand for?

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Hepatitis B

67
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What are the substances designated by OSHA that require healthcare workers to proceed as if they are infectious?

A

potentially infections materials (PIM)

68
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What is the procedure to obtain tissue for examination and diagnosis?

69
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What is the act of separating patients with certain infections from other patients to prevent pathogenic microorganism transmission?

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patient isolation

70
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What does HICPAC stand for?

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Hospital Infection Control Practice Advisory Committee

71
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What are the rooms in a healthcare facility tused to prevent the spread of infections?

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Isolation Rooms

72
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What are the set of basic practices intended to prevent transmission of infectious diseases from one person to another?

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standard precautions

73
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What infectious diseases require droplet precautions?

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Influenza, Bordetella Pertussis

74
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What inHepatitis A, Impetigofectious diseases require contact precatuion?

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Hepatitis A, Impetigo

75
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What is the equipment worn by workers to protect them from serious workplace injuries or illnesses?

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personal protective equipment (PPE)

76
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What are the needles or any other objects that could puncture the skin referred to as?

77
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What are any accidental punctures of the skin by needles referred to as?

A

needlesticks

78
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What is the puncture-resistant container used for disposing of waste-contaminated sharps?

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biohazard sharps container

79
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What law was enacted in 2000 requiring employers to indentify, evaluate, and introduce safer medical devices to avoid needlesticks?

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Needlestick Safety & Prevention Act

80
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When was the Needlestick Safety & Prevention Act signed into law?

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November 6, 2000

81
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Who requires hospitals to have hazardous-materials and waste-management plans or protocols describing how the facility will safely control hazardous materials and waste?

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the Joint Commission

82
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What types of materials are considered hazardous?

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infectious materials

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