Nosocomial infections Flashcards
1
Q
sites ofr nonsocomial infections (4)
A
- urinary tract
- pneumonia
- surgical wound
- central line associated bacteremia
2
Q
risk factors for nosocomial infection (3)
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- prolonged hospital stay
- immunosuppression
- medical procedures
3
Q
what type of organism are more likely to lead to nonsocomial infections
A
gram positive
4
Q
Cumulative risk per day of catheterization about ________ per day for a nosocomial UTI
A
Cumulative risk per day of catheterization about 5% per day for a nosocomial UTI
5
Q
Major pathogens for noscomial UTI (4)
A
- E. coli
- enterococcus spp
- p. aeruginosa
- klebsiella spp.
6
Q
prevention for surgical site wound infection
A
administer abx prior to incision
7
Q
nosocomial pneumonia is usually caused by
A
gram negatives
8
Q
nosocomial wound infections is usually caused by
A
gramp positive
9
Q
nosocomial diarrhea is caussed by
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c. difficile
10
Q
C. dificile toxin A/B leads to
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mucosal injury and inflammation