CNA Test Flashcards
What is a Rehabilitation care
a program of care given by a specialist or a team of specialist to restore or improve functions after a illness or injury
Hospice care
care for people who have approximately 6 months to live or less
Medicare
is a federal health insurance for people 65 or up disabled or can not work
Medicaid
a medical assistance program for low income people and ones witn a disability
Nursing assistant
provides basic care to patients in a healthcare setting
Subacute care
intensive Care but to a lesser degree than acute care
Acute care
is intensive care for seniors who have suffered a illness or injury
Assited living
A residental setting for people and it provides housing and personal care and helps with daily activities but doesn’t require the level of care provided by nursing homes.
Out patient care
Doesn’t stay in hospital
Inpatient care
Stays in hospital
Inter - generational
Planned activities that bring together different generations to share experiences
Infection prevention
methods used to prevent and control the spread of diseases
Microorganism (MO)
a iving organism so small only visible under microscope
Microbe
Small organism
Infection
the state resulting from
pathogens in the body
and multiplies
Pathogen
microorganioms that causes infections and diseases
Localized infection
An infection that is limited to a specific location in the body
Systemic infection
An infection in the bloodstream and is spread through the body
Disinfection
destroys pathogens but not all
sterilization
destroys all microorganisms
HAI healthcare associated infection
Infection associated with healthcare delivey in or setting
Drainage
Flow of fluids from a wound or cavity.
Infectious diseases
Any disease caused by growth of a pathogen
Resistance
the body’s ability to prevent infections and diseases
Communicable & Contagious disease
An infectious disease transmissible by direct contact
Cross infection
The physical movement or transfer of harmful bacteria from one person,object, Or place or from one part of the body
to another
Reinfection
being infected again with the same pathogen
Transmission
the way and means by which a disease is spread
Medical asepsis
Practices of hand washing to reduce the spread of microorganisms
Autoclave
An Appliance used to sterilize medical instruments
Normal flora
microrgonism that lives in and on the body but does not cause harm in a healthy person. as long as the flora remain in a particularly location
Incubation period
the period of time between exposure to a pathogen and the time it causes visible signs and symptoms of disease or illness.
Carrier
A person who carries a pathogen usually without signs or symptoms of disease, but can spread diseases
Indirect spread
Transmission of disease from an object, insect, or animal
Fomite
an object that is contaminated with a pathogen and could spread the pathogen to another person
Body fluids
All fluids that come out the body
How long should CNA wash your hands?
20 sec
Causative agent
Pathogenic micronism that cause diseases
Reservoir
the place or living organism where an infectious agent survives and multiplies before able to transfer to another person
Portal of exit
Opening on an infected person allowing pathogens to leave the body (ex) nose, eyes, or cut
Mode of transmission
How the pathogens travels
Portal of entry
Openings that allow pathogens to enter uninfected person
Susceptible
Host could become ill
A droplet never travels more than?
6 feet
Catheter
A tube inserted through skin used to drain fluid
OSHA
A federal government agency that makes enforces rules to protect workers from hazards
Mucous membrane
The moist inner thinning lining of some organs (ex)Nose,mouth,anus,ears,throat
What are two major blood-borne diseases?
HIV and hepatitis
What does RACE stand for?
R- rescue anyone in danger
A- activate alarm and call 911
C- contain fire by closing all doors and windows
E- extinguish fire or fire department will do it
What does Pass stand for?
P- pull pin
A- aim
S- squeeze
S- sweep back and forth
SDA
Safety data sheet
A document that provides Info and potential hazards of chemicals and how to safely handle it
PPE
Order of personal protective equipment
Gown,mask,goggles,gloves
Supine
Body position where a person is laying flat on their back
Lateral
Body position where they are laying on their side either right or left
Prone
Is the body lying on their stomach or front side of their body
Fowler’s
Semi sitting position in which the person head in shoulders are elevated to 45 to 60°