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# ADV.D01 Inf.Ctrl
# ADV.D01 Infection Control / Safety
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Droplet infections travel... | 3ft or less |
| nosocomial | acquired in the hospital |
| direct transmission is by | direct contact |
| chlorhexidine gluconate is used when... | patient is allergic to alcohol |
| radiation hazard signs must be | outside any area that has radiation |
| What does OSHA do? | enforces safety rules |
| The white square of the NFPA diamond is for | acids and corrosives |
| Class B fires are: | paints, oils, gasoline |
| Infection control is primarily involved with | breaking the chain of infection |
| Protective (Reverse) isolation is for... | patients that are immunocompromised (cancer, AIDS, etc.) |
| Asepsis | free from contamination |
| Standard precautions | applies to all patients. The precaution is to consider everyone is infected. |
| Severe allergic reaction | anaphylaxis |
| permucosal | through nose and mouth |
| susceptible host | person who can catch the disease |
| health hazards on the NFPA system is in the | blue square |
| The most common BBP through needlestick is | HBV |
| The "right to know" law is responsible for | MSDS data sheets |
| Universal precautions | treating all specimens as though they have HIV |
| Most common way to prevent infection | hand washing |
| Airborne precautions require: | gown, gloves, N95 respirator |
| biohazard symbols must be on: | biohazard bags, sharps, specimen transport bags |
| alcohol is effective because it | inactivates skin bacteria |
| fomites are... | objects like keyboards |
| aseptic technique means... | procedure was completed without contamination |
| systemic | an infection that spreads throughout the body |
| localized | an infection that stays within a particular area |
| CDC | Center for Disease Control. Studies disease spread including BBP. |
| BBP | Bloodborne pathogen |
| Breaking the chain of infection | patient isolation, good health habits, handwashing, immunizations, wear PPE |
| Communicable dsease | A disease that can spread from person to person by direct or indirect means. |
| OPIM | Other potentially infectious material |
| Saefy plan for healthcare workers should include | eyewash stations, emergency showers, provide PPE, immunizations and OSHA mandated labeling of all chemicals |
| The "right to know" HazCom rule created | Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) |
| Most common infection from needlesticks | HBV (Hepatitis B Virus) |