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PT - Chapter 7

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Another term for germ   pathogen  
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Medications that stimulate the immune system to quickly attack certain pathogens when it enters the body.   vaccinations  
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When your immune system reconizes a pathogen from a previous illness....(chicken pox, measles,mumps)   acquired immunity  
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When a person gets an infection while in a health care setting.   health-care associated infection (HAI)  
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The bacteria staphylococcus aureus causes another hard to kill infection called....   methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)  
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A localized area of pus, full of bacteria, which requires drainage.   abscess  
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Term used for when a bacterium gets into the bloodstream; life-threatening situation.   septicemia  
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Six links in the chain of spreading infections.   pathogen, resevoir, portal of exit, transmission, portal of entry, susceptible host  
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Skin to skin contact, through the air, contact w/object that has the pathogen on it, sharing body fluids, introduction of medical instruments, surgical procedures, contaminated food/water   Ways pathogens may be transmitted.  
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Term which means that most new skills require much effort in the beginning, then things get easier as time goes on.   learning curve  
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2 ways PT aides can avoid dangerous situations...   clear communication, ask questions  
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4 main types of pathogens...   bacteria, virus, fungi, parasite  
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#1 way to protect from spreading infection   proper hand washing and hygiene  
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Gloves, eye protection, mask, cap, face shield, fluid resistant clothing   Forms of personal protective equipment  
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PPE   personal protective equipment  
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Type of pathogen: One celled organism that multiply by dividing; often produce toxins (poisons); usually require antibiotics; staph & strep infections....   bacteria  
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A person who is likely to get sick if they come into contact w/a pathgen...   susceptible host  
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When your body kills a pathogen before it multiplies enough to make you sick....   immune  
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Pathogens are killed.   sterilization  
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Type of pathogen: To multiply they must get inside your cells; measles, chicken pox, AIDS, commom cold, influenza; do not respond to antibiotics; own immune system is main defense; antiviral meds sometimes used   virus  
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Type of pathogen: reproduce by growing buds that break off original cell; long thin cells called hyphae   fungi  
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Type of pathogen: multicelled organisms that invade human; tapeworms, pinworms, roundworms, reproduce by laying eggs; may be single celled (ex. protozoa); meds used to treat   parasite  
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Protecting yourself & patients from catching infections is called....   infection control  
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Cleaning agents   disinfectants  
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When pathogens are moved...   transmission  
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When pathogens are moved to another host through open sore, nose, mouth....   Portal of entry  
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Pathogens live in or on areas that have moisture....these areas are called...   resevoirs  
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When pathogens leave the body through body fluids...   Portal of exit  
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