Infection Control & Healthcare Systems. Flashcards

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1
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What are the microorganisms that cause diseases that aren’t referred to as nonpathogens.

A

pathogens

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2
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What do viruses require to reproduce because they cant replicate on their own?

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viruses require a living cell to reproduce because they cant replicate on their own?

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3
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Do microorganisms thrive in cold environments or warm environments?

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They do not thrive in cold environments and prefer warmth, moisture and darkness.

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What should you do with needles when done?

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Put them directly in a sharps container.

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5
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What precaution do contact with bodily fluids require?

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Standard Precautions

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Are Gloves necessary during any procedure that could involve blood or bodily fluid splashes?

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Yes

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What do you do with gloves in between patients even if they seem uncontaminated?

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Do not re/use them. Get another pair.

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What can you do instead of mouth-to-mouth if possible to reduce infection risk?

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Use a resuscitation device.

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The provision of _____ vaccinations is an OSHA standard.

A

hepatitis B

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10
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Linens soiled with bodily fluids should be treated as _____

A

Biohazardous

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11
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THE CDC stands for

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Centers For Disease Control & Prevention

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12
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The CDC is responsible for

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establishing standard Precautions to prevent the spread of infections

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13
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Under standard precautions body fluids such as blood, urine and saliva are considered …

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Infectious

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14
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What safety precaution/method is chosen based on the disease’s cause, how it spreads and its resistance to antibiotics?

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Isolation Method

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15
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Gowns and gloves are necessary for what precaution??

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Direct contact precaution

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16
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Droplet Precautions do not require air to be filtered or vented outdoors, but…?

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Require the use of a mask

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17
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Airborne Precautions and Droplet Precautions require what protection?

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N-95s or HEPA Filters

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18
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Airborne precaution diseases..

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Measles, chickenpox, pertussis (whooping cough) anthrax, or tuberculosis.

19
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Airborne precautions require..

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air to be filtered or vented outdoors.

20
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Whats the difference between a pandemic and epidemic?

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An epidemic affects many people in a localized area, whereas a pandemic covers a much larger geographical scope.

21
Q

What System is purchased through an employer or individually?

A

Private Insurance

22
Q

What system is a federal health insurance program for individuals aged 65 and older?

A

Medicare

23
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What system is a joint federal and state program that provides health coverage for low-income individuals?

A

Medicaid.

24
Q

What system is a healthcare program for military personnel and their families?

A

Tricare

25
Q

What system is a request made to an insurance company for payment based on the terms of the policy?

A

Insurance Claim

26
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What system is the percentage of medical costs shared by the patient and the insurance company after the deductible is met?

A

Coinsurance

27
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What system is a fixed amount paid by the patient for a covered healthcare service, typically at the time of service?

A

Copayment

28
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The amount of money you must pay out-of-pocket before your insurance company starts covering your medical expenses?

A

Deductible

28
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The amount of money that must be paid each month to maintain insurance coverage?

A

Premium

29
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A healthcare system that provides coverage to all citizens, typically funded by taxes.

A

Universal Health Care

30
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One of the countries with universal healthcare system and is known for the NHS (National Health Service)

A

The UK

31
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This Asian country has a universal healthcare system and is known for its high quality of care and accessibility.

A

South Korea

32
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A North American country that provides universal healthcare to all residents and is often compared to the US?

A

Canada

33
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Countries with universal healthcare often have this indicator higher than in the U.S

A

Life Expectancy

33
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A potential benefit of universal healthcare systems, which can result from better preventative care?

A

Lower Healthcare Costs.

34
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This is often a key goal of universal healthcare systems, ensuring that everyone can see a doctor when needed.

A

Accessible Healthcare

35
Q

Many people in the U.S get their health insurance through this method

A

Employer- Sponsored Insurance

36
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These are expenses that patients must pay themselves, such as co payment and deductibles.

A

Out-Of-Pocket Costs

37
Q

Tricare provides this type of coverage

A

Military Healthcare

38
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Medicare is mainly intended for this group of individuals.

A

Elderly Healthcare

39
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Medicaid is an example of this type of Health coverage

A

Low-Income Healthcare

40
Q

Medicare also provides coverage for individuals with certain conditions under this category.

A

Disability Insurance

41
Q

This fraudulent practice involves charging for unnecessary medical services

A

Unnecessary Medical Treatments