Skills Lab #3 Flashcards
What is the difference between medical asepsis and surgical asepsis?
Medical asepsis = clean / confining to a specific area / limiting growth
Surgical asepsis = sterile (completely free of microbes)
Put the chain of infection in order:
a. ) Portal of entry
b. ) Susceptible host
c. ) Etiological agent
d. ) Portal of exit
e. ) Mode of transmission
f. ) Reservoir
- ) Etiological agent (microbe)
- ) Reservoir (source)
- ) Portal of exit
- ) Mode of transmission
- ) Portal of entry
- ) Susceptible host
Which of these are reasons to wear gloves? (select all that apply)
a. ) Protect hands when nurse handles body fluids
b. ) Most effective infection control measure
c. ) Reduce the chances of nurses spreading their own microbes to patients
d. ) Reduces the risk of transmission of organisms by airborne routes
e. ) Reduce the chance of nurse spreading microbes from patient to patient
Reasons to Wear Gloves:
a. ) Protect hands when nurse handles body fluids
c. ) Reduce the chances of nurses spreading their own microbes to patients
e. ) Reduce the chance of nurse spreading microbes from patient to patient
Which of these should you avoid in order to prevent needle sticks?
a. ) Put needles into puncture-resistant containers
b. ) Recap clean needles
c. ) Recap dirty needles
d. ) Wear gloves during the procedure
c.) Recap dirty needles
Which of these nursing actions would encourage the spread of microbes? (Select all that apply)
a. ) Emptying bed pans quickly
b. ) Holding dirty linens next to uniform
c. ) Placing dirty linens on the floor
d. ) Nurse stays home when ill
e. ) Not washing hands appropriately
Actions that encourage the spread of microbes:
b. ) Holding dirty linens next to uniform
c. ) Placing dirty linens on the floor
e. ) Not washing hands appropriately
Indicate what is spread through these different modes.
- Airborne precaution
- Droplet precaution
- Contact precaution
Airborne precaution - sneezing or coughing. <5
Droplet Precaution - droplet nuclei. >5
Contact Precaution - touching, biting, kissing
Which of these would require Airborne precautions? (Select all that apply)
a. ) Measles
b. ) Diptheria
c. ) Hepatitis A
d. ) Varicella Zoster
e. ) Tuberculosis
Require Airborne precautions
a. ) Measles
d. ) Varicella Zoster
e. ) Tuberculosis
* Diphteria = droplet precautions*
* Hepatits A = contact precautions*
Which of these are necessary to wear in a room with contact precautions? (Select all that apply)
a. ) Mask
b. ) Gown
c. ) Eye protection
d. ) Gloves
e. ) A room with negative air pressure
Necessary to Wear in a Room with Contact Precautions
b. ) Gown
c. ) Eye protection
d. ) Gloves
Which of these is a psychosocial problem related to isolation?
a. ) Appropriate communication
b. ) Decreased self-esteem
c. ) Sensory overload
d. ) Warm behavior
b.) Decreased self-esteem
What is the daily-recommended amount for grains?
a. ) 2.5 - 3 ounces
b. ) 5-6 tsps
c. ) 6-7 ounces
d. ) 5-6 ounces
daily-recommended amount for grains
c.) 6-7 ounces
Veggies = 2.5 - 3 ounces
Oils / fats = 5-6 tsps
Proteins = 5-6 ounces
Which of these supply protein? (select all that apply)
a. ) Grains
b. ) Fruits
c. ) Vegetables
d. ) Milk
e. ) Meat
a. ) Grains
d. ) Milk
e. ) Meat
Which of these describes good nutrition of the tongue?
a. ) margins tight and well-defined
b. ) beefy red and smooth
c. ) pink, rough dorsal surface
d. ) spongy, swollen, bleeds easily
c.) pink, rough dorsal surface
Gums = margins tight and well-defined
infection of tongue = beefy red and smooth
How are ways the nurse can prepare a client and his/her environment for mealtime to promote a good appetite? (Select all that apply)
a. ) Provide a period of rest before meals
b. ) Administer pain medication before if needed
c. ) Give treatments right before of after meals
d. ) Ask client if they need to go to restroom before meal
e. ) Keep room tidy
a. ) Provide a period of rest before meals
b. ) Administer pain medication before if needed
d. ) Ask client if they need to go to restroom before meal
e. ) Keep room tidy
Which of these are appropriate to include in a clear liquid diet? (Select all that apply)
a. ) Strained fruit
b. ) Chicken or vegetable broth
c. ) White grape fruit juice
d. ) Tea
e. ) Milk
Clear Liquid Diet:
b. ) Chicken or vegetable broth
c. ) White grape fruit juice
d. ) Tea
Which of these should be measured/ recorded as fluid intake? (Select all that apply)
a. ) ice chips
b. ) foods that become liquid at room temperature
c. ) Vomit
d. ) Fistula drainage
e. ) IV fluids
a. ) ice chips
b. ) foods that become liquid at room temperature
e. ) IV fluids
100 mL ice = 50 mL H2O