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Lesson 3 Flashcards

1
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This shall be observed to prevent contact with blood and other potentially infectious materials

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Universal Precaution

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All patients shall be assumed infected with HIV/AIDS and other blood-borne pathogens

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Universal Precaution

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After the removal of gloves or other ppe, what should you do?

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Wash your hands

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What are the addition to universal precaution

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Masking
Handwashing
Gloving
Gowning
Eye protection
Environmental disinfection

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5
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Patient wirh respiratory problem should be asked to _______

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Wear mask / masking

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6
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Proper handwashing with the use of _________

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Soap and water

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7
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What eye protection should be used?

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Eye goggles

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8
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What to use in disinfecting surfaces

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Diluted household bleach, 70% alcohol

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9
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Helps clients maintain or enhance their present levels of health

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Health promotion

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10
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Education teaches people how to care for themselves in a healthy way

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Wellness

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11
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Example of health promotion activities

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Routine exercise
Good nutrition

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12
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Example of wellness

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Physical awareness
Stress management
Self responsibility

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13
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Motivated people to avoid a decline in health or functional levels

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Illness prevention

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14
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Motivates people to avoid decline of health

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Illness prevention

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15
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Examplr of Illness Prevention

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Immunization

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16
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Protect people from actual or potential health threats

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Immunization

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17
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Levels of preventive care

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Primary prevention
Secondary prevention
Tertiary prevention

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18
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Focuses on individuals who are experiencing health problems or illness who are at risk of developing complications

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Secondary Prevention

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19
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It is the true prevention

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Primary prevention

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20
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Occurs when a defect or disability becomes permanent and irreversible

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Tertiary Prevention

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21
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It precedes a disease or dysfunction and is applied to clients considered physically and emotionally healthy

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Primary prevention

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22
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Primary prevention aims at ______

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Health promotion

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23
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What type of prevention: diagnosis and prompt intervention

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Secondary prevention

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24
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What type of prevention: preventing complications and deterioration

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Tertiary prevention

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25
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What type of prevention: immunization

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Primary prevention

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26
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It is the true prevention

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Primary prevention

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27
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What are the aspects of care of patients

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I.Preventive Aspect
II. Environmental Sanitation

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28
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What are preventive aspect

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A. Health education
B. Immunization
C. Sub-clinical

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29
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What preventive aspect: educate the family and client

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Health education

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30
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2 types of immunization

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Naturally acquired
Artificially acquired

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31
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The introduction of specific protective antibodies in a susceptible person or animal

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Immunization

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32
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A condition of being secure against any particular disease

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Immunity

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33
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Immunity acquired through constant exposure to a particular disease or organism

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Sub-cl8nical

34
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Any substance that cause the immune system to produce antibodies against it

35
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Is antigen can be formed in the body ?

36
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Types of antigen

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Inactivated
Attenuated

37
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Antigen that is made from microorganisms that have been killed through physical or chemical processes

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Inactivated

38
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It is a vaccine created by reducing the virulence of a pathogen, but still keeping it “live”

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Attenuated

39
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What type of antigen: single dose needed

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Attenuated

40
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What type of antigen: not long lasting immunity

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Inactivated

41
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What type of antigen: booster needed

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Inactivated

42
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What type of antigen: long lasting immunity

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Attenuated

43
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What type of antigen: booster dose needed

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Inactivated

44
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Give examples of what damages the vaccine?

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Heat and sunlight
Freezing

45
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What is the correct cold temperature for vaccines

46
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What is the Code Sanitation of the Philippines

47
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What do you call the system wherein “vaccines must be stored in a limited temerature range”

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Cold Chain System

48
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What type of antigen: MMR

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Attenuated

49
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What type of antigen: OPD, BCg

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Attenuated

50
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What type of antigen: rabies

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Inactivated

51
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What PD 856

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Coda Sanitation of the Philippines

52
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What are the contents of Environmental Sanitation?

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  1. Water Supply Sanitation Program
  2. Policies on Proper Excreta and Sewage Disposal
  3. Policies on Food Sanitation Program
  4. Policies on Hospital Waste Management
53
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Source of water supply

54
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What level: point of source

55
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What level: waterworks system or individual house connections

56
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What level: composed of reservoir,a piped distribution

57
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What level: protected well or developed spring

58
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What level: water sealed and flush type

59
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What level: water carriage toilet

60
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What level: non water carriage toilet

61
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What is the type of waste water collection and disposal facility IN RURAL AREAS

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Blind drainage

62
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Machine used for burning waste / garbage

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Incinerators

63
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Give examples of control system

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Isolation and quarantine
Disinfection
Disinfection of killing of undesirable small animals by physical or chemical means
Fumigation/Disinfection fogging

64
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Two types of disinfection

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Concurrent amd terminal

65
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Application of gaseous agent to kill or drive organisms and insects

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Fumigation/disinfection fogging

66
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Curative aspect consists of

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Medical management
Nursing management

67
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Rehabilitive aspect consists of

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Activity
Nutrition

68
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Means of controlling the spread of communicable disease

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  1. Elimination of the source of infection
  2. Interruption of transmission
  3. Protection of susceptible host
69
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The separation of patients with communicable disease from others

70
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7 categories of isolation

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SCRETDU
Strict isolation
Contact isolation
Respiratory isolation
Enteric isolation
TB isolation
Drainage/Secretion
Universal Precaution

71
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This isolation helps to “prevent highly contagious or virulent infections”

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Strict isolation

72
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To prevent the spread of infection primarily by close or direct contact

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Contact isolation

73
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For infections with direct contact with feces

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Enteric isolation

74
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To prevent highly contagious or virulent infection

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Strict isolation

75
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Which is applied when handling blood and body fluids

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Universal Precaution

76
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To prevent transmission of infectious diseases over short distanced through the air

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Respiratory isolation

77
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Precaution prevents infections that are transmitted by direct or indirect contact with purulent materials or drainage from an infected body site

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Drainage / secretion

78
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For TB patients with positive smear or with CX-ray which strongly suggest active tb

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TB isolation

79
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To prevent transmission of infectious diseases over short distances through the air

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Respiratory isolation

80
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It is intended to prevent parenteral, mucous membrane, and non-intact skin exposure of healthcare workers

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Universal precaution

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