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Exam #1 Review Chaps 5 And 6 Flashcards

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Systemic signs of infection

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Fever
Fatigue
Weakness
Headache
Nausea
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Local signs of infection

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Pain
Swelling
Redness
Warmth
Exudate
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Incubation period

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Time between entry of the organism into the body and appearance of clinical signs of disease. Varies with different organisms

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Prodromal period

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Fatigue, loss of appetite, headache. Nonspecific. Coming down with something

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Subclinical infection

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Pathological change, but no obvious manifestation. Although it may persist for long period of time

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Chronic infection

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Less severe symptoms than acute but persist for a long period of time

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Standard precautions

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Handwashing and gloves

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Specific precautions

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Masks gloves contamination rooms

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Factors that decrease a hosts resistance

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Age, pregnancy, genetic susceptibility immunodeficiency, malnutrition, chronic disease

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Nosocomial infection

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Infections that occur in healthcare facilities, hospitals, nursing homes, doctors offices

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Iatrogenic infections

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A treatment or procedure or mistake causing disease or infection

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What diagnostic tests would potentially be used to help identify infection

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  1. Culture and sensitivity, CS
  2. Blood tests. Variations and number of leukocytes, leukocytosis bacterial infection. Leukopenia viral infection
  3. Diff count
  4. Creative protein
  5. Immunological testing of body fluids
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Antibiotic

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Drugs derived from organisms

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Antimicrobial

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Antibacterial antifungal antiviral

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Bactericidal

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Drug destroys organism

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Bacteriostatic

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Decrease rate of reproduction

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What is the body’s first line of defense

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Nonspecific, mechanical barrier. unbroken skin, mucus membranes, tears and gastric juices

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What is the bodies second line of defense

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Nonspecific, phagocytosis and inflammation

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What is the bodies third line of defense

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Specific, production of specific anti-bodies or cell mediated

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What is inflammation and what is its basic function

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Bodies nonspecific response to tissue injury. Bacteria viruses fungi allergic reaction and chemicals

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What are the four signs of local inflammatory response

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  1. Redness and warmth
  2. Swelling, edema
  3. Pain
  4. Loss of function
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What are the sequence of events involved in cellular response to inflammation

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  1. Injury
  2. Cells release chemical mediators
  3. Vasodilation
  4. Increased capillary permeability, form exudate
  5. Leukocytes move to site of injury
  6. Phagocytosis, removal of debris in prep for healing
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Which sells elevate during an allergic response

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Eosinophils

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Which cells are first to migrate to an injured area

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Neutrophils and monocytes

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What are the systemic effects of inflammation

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Mild fever 
Release of pyrogens
Malaise
Fatigue 
headache 
anorexia
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What are the complications that may develop as a result of inflammation

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Infection-Micro organisms can penetrate the edematous tissue; some microbes resist phagocytosis, inflammatory exudate provides excellent medium for microorganisms
Skeletal muscle spasm – maybe initiated by inflammation protective response to pain

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What is acute inflammation

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Timing varies with specific cause chemical mediators affect blood vessels and nerves. Vasodilation hyperemia increase in capillary permeability chemotaxis to attract cells of immune system

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What is chronic inflammation

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Follows acute episode, less swelling and exudate, presence of more lymphocytes and macrophages and fibroblasts. Continued tissue destruction, more fibrous scar tissue, granuloma they develop around foreign object

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What is RICE

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Rest, ice, compression, elevation

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What does acetaminophen do

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Treats fever and pain only

30
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What does NSAIDs do

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Treats pain and fever and inflammation

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What does aspirin do

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Treats pain fever and inflammation

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What does glucocorticoid to

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Treat inflammation only

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What is resolution

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Minimal tissue damage, clean-cut, suture holds edges together minimal scarring heals all around

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Regeneration

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Damaged tissue replaced with cells that are functional, Hills from bottom up

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What are the factors that can delay tissue healing

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Advanced age
Poor nutrition, hydration
Anemia
Circulatory problems
Certain chronic diseases, diabetes
Infection
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Hypertrophy

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Increase in size

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Hyperplasia

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Increase size and amount

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Anaplasia

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Undifferentiated with variable nuclear and cell structures

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Metaplasia

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Cells start to change

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Neoplasia

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Tumor, new growth

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Dyplasia

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Vary in size and shape

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