Key Terms (Quiz 2) Flashcards

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Aerobic (Module B)

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Requires oxygen to survive

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Anaerobic (Module B)

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Does not need oxygen to survive

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Airborne Precautions (Module B)

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Transmission based precautions that prevents spread of harmful germs that travel in the air at a distance, using Standard Precautions, plus a respirator, depending on specific disease

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Aseptic (Module B)

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Clean

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Bloodborne pathogens (Module B)

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Harmful germs found in human blood and can cause infection and disease

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Carriers (Module B)

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People who carry germs in or on their body

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) (Module B)

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Agency of the federal government that is in charge of the control and prevention of disease, in our country

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Chain of Infection (Module B)

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Way to explain how infection is passed around from one host to another

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Contact Precautions (Module B)

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Transmission based precautions that prevents spread of harmful germs by direct contact, using Standard Precautions, plus gown and gloves

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Direct Contact (Module B)

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Mutual touching of two things, people, or organisms which may cause the spread of harmful germs

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Droplet Precautions (Module B)

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Transmission based precaution that prevents spread of harmful germs that travel by droplets in the air, using Standard Precautions, plus masks and gloves

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Droplets (Module B)

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Particles of liquid that are sprayed from the nose or mouth when a person sneezes, coughs, sings, talks, or laughs

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Healthcare-associated infection (HAI) (Module B)

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Infection that a resident gets while staying or living in a healthcare setting

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Hepatitis B (Module B)

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Disease of the liver caused by a virus

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Indirect Contact (Module B)

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Harmful germs spread by an object that has touched body fluids from infected person

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Infectious Agent (Module B)

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Harmful germ that causes an infection

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Localized infection (Module B)

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Infection found in one part of the body with symptoms noted at that one part of the body

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Medical Asepsis (Clean Technique) (Module B)

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Practice used to remove or destroy germs and to prevent their spread from one person or place to another person or place

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Norovirus (Module B)

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A contagious GI illness

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Point of care (Module B)

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Place where 3 elements occur together: the resident, the nurse aide, and the care or treatment involving resident contact

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Reservoir (Module B)

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Place where harmful germs live, grow, and increase in numbers

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Sputum (Module B)

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Mucous coughed up from the lungs

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Standard Precautions (Module B)

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The 1st of 2 levels to prevent/control infections

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Susceptible Host (Module B)

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Person who does not have an infection now, but is at risk for becoming infected from harmful germs

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Systemic Infection (Module B)
Infection that affects an entire body part or whole body system
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Transmission Based Precautions (Module B)
2nd of 2 levels to prevent/control infections
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World Health Organization (WHO) (Module B)
An organization within the United Nations whose purpose is to aid in the achievement of highest level of health for all of the world's people
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Alignment (posture) (Module I)
How the head, trunk, arms, and legs are aligned within one another, when the back is straight
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Body Mechanics (Module I)
Efficient and safe use of the body by the coordination of body alignment, balance, and movement
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Fowler's Position (Module I)
Resident reclined in a sitting position, at 45 to 60 degrees
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High Fowler's Position (Module I)
Resident sitting up almost straight, at 60 to 90 degrees
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Lateral Position (Module I)
Positioned on right or left
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Prone Position (Module I)
Positioned on abdomen
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Sims Position (Module I)
Positioned in left side laying position
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sUPine Position (Module I)
Positioned flat on back
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Hazard (Module C)
Anything in the resident's environment that may cause illness or injury
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Medical Emergency (Module C)
A dire situation when a person's health or life at risk
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PASS (Module C)
Acronym to remember during the use of a fire extinguisher - Pull the pin, Aim at the base of the fire when spraying, Squeeze the handle, and Sweep back and forth at the base of the fire
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RACE (Module C)
Acronym to remember in case of fire - Remove residents from danger, Activate alarm, Contain the fire by closing all doors and windows, and if possible, Extinguish the fire
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Resident's Environment (Module C)
The area of a long-term care center that a resident calls home, designed to provide comfort, safety, and privacy for the resident
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Resident Unit (Module C)
Personal space, furniture, and equipment provided for the resident by the long-term care center
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Chemical Restraint (Module K)
Any drug used to control actions of a resident
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Pelvic Support (Module K)
Physical restraint used between the thighs to keep a resident's hips from slipping forward
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Physical Restraint (Module K)
Any physical or mechanical device, material or equipment which restraints freedom of movement or normal access to one's body