Process of Care/Ethics, Infection Control Flashcards

Quiz 1 Material

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6 items of dental hygiene process of care

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assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, evaluation, documentation

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mnemonic for remembering process of care

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Adulting During Puberty Is Extremely Difficult

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3
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examples of ethical concerns in healthcare

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observing violations to standards of infection control, not referring patient to specialist (oral cancer, extractions, etc.), non-diagnosis of evident disease

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4
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comprehensive program used to prevent transmission of infectious agents, among those who are in direct or indirect contact with dental environment

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infection control

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5
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m/o capable of producing disease

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pathogen

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6
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modes of transmission: example of direct contact

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blood, saliva, etc. in contact with open lesion

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modes of transmission: example of indirect contact

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contamination via instrument or surface, needle stick

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8
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modes of transmission: example of droplet/splatter contact

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mucosa of eyes/nose contaminated from splatter from rinsing/polishing

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9
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modes of transmission: example of inhalation

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sneezing/coughing

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10
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chain of infection (write this out, give examples, etc. to understand this more fully)

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modes of transmission, portal of entry, susceptible host, infectious microbe, reservoir, portal of exit

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11
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meaning/rationale for universal/standard precautions

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clinicians following the SAME infection-control protocols for all clients REGARDLESS of infectious status/health history.

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12
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Removes gross debris and reduce the number of M/O present; “kills some”

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sanitation

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13
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Using chemicals to reduce the number of M/O on hard surfaces; “kills a few”

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disinfection

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14
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Insures the destruction of all M/O between patients through the use of pressure and heat, “kills all”

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sterilization

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15
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example of sanitation

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hand washing

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16
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example of disinfection

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cavi-wipes, bleach

17
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example of sterilization

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autoclave

18
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what do we use disinfection for?

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non-critical items, semi-critical items

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examples of non-critical items

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BP cuff, x-ray cone

20
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examples of semi-critical items

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mouth mirror, dental handpiece

21
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what do we use sterilization for?

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critical items

22
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examples of critical items

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dental burs, instruments

23
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does infection control protect patient or provider?

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protects BOTH

24
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examples of breaks in the aseptic chain

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touching hair/face, walking outside cubicle with PPE, eating/drinking

25
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correct hand-washing key characteristics

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later for 20 seconds, rinse for 10 sec