Theoritcal Fundation Chapter1 Flashcards

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microorganisms

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cannot be seen in microscope, variety of infection

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micro- organisms that cause infection are referred to as

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pathogens

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micro-organisms that break down and digest food is called

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normal flora

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pathogens

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Bacteria
Viruses
Protozoa
Fungi
Helminths

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viruses

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very small cells that live in cells, no medicine needed

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protoza, pathogens

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sexually transmitted disease, single cell animals that live through water

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fungi

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treated with anti fungal meds, creams, ointments, Iv forms

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helminths

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parasitic worms that inhabit the digestive tract of humans through foods and through mouth

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chain of infection

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infectious agent , resrvoir , portal of exit, mode of tranmission , portal of entry, susceptible host

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type of infection HAI

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health care acquired infection

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types of infection primary

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infection from a pathogen

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trypes of infection secondary

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infection caused by a different pathogen

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types of infection localized

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infection located in one area of the body

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types of infection systemic

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infection that spreads in the bloodstream

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primary defenses against infection

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skin, mucous mebranes,gastrointestinal system

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secondary defense aganist infection

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elevated temperature, inflammatory process (white blood cells

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Tertiary defenses against infection

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specialized white blood cells

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18
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methosilin

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most common med for antibotics

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19
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stephocaous

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most common urine disease

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20
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Medical asepsis

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prevent spread, wash hands, clean tools

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surgical asepsis

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Maintain Clean enviroment

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Sterile Technique

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Eliminate Pathogens

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why do we keep a clean envirmonet and how do achieve this

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disinfect to lessen the spread of infection and safety

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Standard preacaution

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use all the time, 20 seconds of hand washing , PPe personal

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Respitatory hygein
mask, sneeze and cough into arm, teach others to keep res hygeine
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standard precautions
all the time, hand hygiene, equipment , cough etiquttie, equipment
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transmisson preacautions
gowns, gloves, mask , eye protection , head cover
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leg monitor
a monitor that attaches to the patient and generates an alarm when in a dependent postion
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restraint alternatives
less restrictive ways to help patients remember not to get up or alert the nursing staff if a patient is attempting to do so
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ambulate
walk
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MFS morse fall scale
numerical number for rating of patients risk for fall
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What is the specialized personnel that responds to codes called
code team
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middle point of the body
center of gravity
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base of support
refers to feet and lower legs
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safety data sheet
a document that contains information about potential harm and what to do if gets in the eyes or skin
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restrain times
every two hours released, every 30 minutes checked on
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First priority
assessing risks to her safety and implementing strategies to minimize them
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MCE occurred in the city follow your hospitals disaster plan perfrom the duties thats assigned
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how can u identify patinets that dont have identifiction
birth date/ clothing / age
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What are can u in put for homes that are need of oxygen
no somking in the same room as the oxygen source, no wool, no candles in the same room
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what contributes to an unhealthy environment for hospitalized patients
age, imparied moblilty , communication, pain and discomfort
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how are fall assements scales used
to predict the patients risk for falls while in the hosptial
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if a patients at risk for adult falls has a bed or chair alarm in place you
check on the patient frequently, ensuring the alarm is in place and turned on
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if you walk into a room and patient falls you should
check pateint for injuires inlculding hip fractures and paralysis
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how often do we check a restraint patient
ever 30 minutes
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in event of an mce guildlines
treating those most likey to surivie first
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how a nurse avoid radiation exposure
wear a lead apron, limit the time you spend with a patient
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why are older adults more at risk for falls
confusion, unfamilar area , and lower awearness
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micro organisms
little living bodies that cannot be seen without a microscope
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pathogens
micro organisms that cause infection in humans
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HAI health care assoicated infection
an infection that is acqured while a patinet is being cared for in any health care setting
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primary infection
infection caused by one pathogen only
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localized infection
an infection in one area of the body
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septicemia
micro organism present and multpying in the blood
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medical asepsis
practices performed to prevent the spread of infection clean technique
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surgical asepsis
keeping a clean sterile are like the operating room
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disinfectant
cleaning agent that removes most pathogens execpt some viruses and spore-forming bacteria
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what microgranism breaks down food
normal flora
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what is a vector
an insect tick or mite that spreads infection
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standard precaution
a group of safety measures performed to preserve the transmisson of desiease
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strelization
a technique that removes all pathogens with heat and steam
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proper sequence for full personal protective equipment
hand wash,gown,mask,eyeprotection,hair covering,shoe,gloves
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when inappropriate to use alcholo gel for hand washing
emptied bedpan or urinal, hands are visible soiled
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how do clean afeeding pump from a patient
disfenct , send to central supply area
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streotococcus type A
strep throart, ear infection , scarlet fever, heart valve damage
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candida albicans
fungal infection caused by yeast infection
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protozoans
one single-cell microscopic animal
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ebola viruses causes
diarrhea vomiting headache fatigue muscle weakness
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helminths
parasitic worms that inhabit the gi tract
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influenza
virus
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giardia lamblia
contaminated water/food
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plasmodium
malaria
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herpes simplex
fever blisters, genital herpes, varicella zosters ( chicken pox shingles )
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systemic
stays in one place
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septicemia
moves around
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localized
infection located in one area of the body