Question | Answer |
How often should you change your mask? | every 30 min |
When should you use standard precaution? | all the time |
What does it mean to be asymptomatic? | to not show symptoms |
What is the most effective way to prevent the spread of ds? | handwashing |
What does asepsis mean? | absence of disease-producing mircroorganisms or pathogens |
When and by whom was the BBP standard established? | 1991 by OSHA |
What does BBP stand for? | blood borne pathogen |
How many injections does the HBV vaccine have? | 3 |
Where do you dispose of used needles? | A sharps container |
What are the 3 main pathogens that are dangerous for healthcare workers? | HIV, Hep B, Hep C |
What are the smallest microorganisms? | viruses |
What are 5 common aseptic techniques? | handwashing, personal hygiene, disposable gloves, cleaning of equipment, thorough cleaning of environment |
What is HIV? | Human immunodeficiency disease |
Name 2 situations where you would wear gloves? | contact with body fluid, any surgical procedure |
What does ECP stand for? | Exposure Control Plan |
List several PPE's | gown, glove, masks |
What is considered infectious body fluids? | mucus, vomit, blood, urine, feces, saliva |
Where does contaminated linen go? | biohazard bag |
What do you clean a contaminated spill or surface area with? | absorbent powder |
What does HBV and HCV affect? | liver |
What is standard precaution? | treating all patients as potential sources of infections |
What does HIV and AIDS do to your body? | weakens your immune system |
How many days can HCV last in dried blood? | several days |
How can you see microorganisms? | microscope |
What is another word for germ? | pathogen |
What does PPE stand for? | Personal Protective Equipment |
Describe 3 situations when masks, protective eye wear, or face shields must be worn? | surgical procedures, delivery a baby, suctioning |
Should you ever recap a needle? | No |