Chapter 19 Flashcards

1
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What Is Latent Infection?

A

comes and goes

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What Is Acute Infection?

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quite severe and short duration

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3
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What Is Chronic Infection?

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infection of long duration, my persist for life

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4
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What Is OSHA?

A

designed to protect employees against occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens

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5
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What Is Direct Contact?

A
  • touching or contacting a patient’s blood or saliva
  • the most common route of infection
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What Is Indirect Contact?

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touching or contacting a contaminated surface or instrument and then touching eyes, mouth, or nose

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7
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What Is A Droplet Infection?

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droplets of moisture enter through eyes, mouth, or nose

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What Is Percutaneous?

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infection enters through the skin
ex.) needles, bites and cuts

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9
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What Is Occupational Exposure?

A

any cross-contamination or infection of any kind that happens during work hours

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What Are Standard Precations?

A

standards of care that are designed to protect the healthcare provider from any pathogens

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11
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What Is Personal Protective Equipment?

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to protect employees include :
- mask
- gloves (the most critical part of ppe)
- goggles
- proper clothing

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12
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What Is Hazardous Waste?

A

dangerous to the humans and the environment

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What Is Infectious Waste?

A

capable of transmitting an infectious disease

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What Are Sharps?

A

contaminated needles, blades, ortho wires, and endodontic intruments

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15
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What Is Anaphylaxis?

A
  • most severe form of immediate allergic reaction
  • primary cause of death due to latex allergies
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16
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What Is A Communicable Disease?

A

spread of infection through body fluids from one person

17
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What Is An Inherited Immunity?

A

present at birth

18
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What Is An Acquired Immunity?

A

develops during a person’s lifetime

19
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What Is An Artificially Acquired Immunity?

A

through vaccination

20
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What Is A Naturally Acquired Immunity?

A

a person has acquired and is now recovering from a disease

21
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What Is Infection Prevention?

A

the ultimate goal of all control procedures and policies

22
Q

What Are The 5 Chain Of Infection Links?

A
  • infectious agent
  • reservoir
  • portal of exit
  • mode of transmission
  • portal of entry
  • host
23
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What Is A Bloodborne Transmission?

A

carried in the blood and body fluids of infected individuals

24
Q

CDC

A
  • not a regulatory agency
  • recommendations
25
Q

OSHA

A
  • a regulatory agency
  • standard protections
  • the most important infection control law in dentistry
26
Q

Are Alcohol Based Hand Rubs Good?

A

yes, only concentrations of 60-95% alcohol based rubs are effective

27
Q

Latex Allergy Procedure?

A

avoid latex containing products and treat the symptoms

28
Q

What Is General Waste?

A

non-hazardous and non-regulated waste

29
Q

What Is Contaminated Waste?

A

has been in contact with blood or other body fluids

30
Q

What Is Infectious Or Regulated Waste?

A

capable of transmitting disease

31
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How Are You To Dispose Of Extracted Teeth?

A

handle them as regulated waste if not being returned to patient

32
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CJD

A
  • usually fatal within one year of diagnosis
  • caused by prion infection