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Infection Control

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Infectious Disease   diseases spread from one person to another  
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Infection   condition that results when microorganisms cause injury to a host  
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Colonization   condition in which microorganisms are present, but the host does not manifest any signs or sypmtoms  
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Infection Control Precautions   physical measures designed to curtail the spread of infectious disease  
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Standard Precautions   measures for reducing the risk for microorganism transmission from bot recognized and unrecognized cources of infection  
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Incubation Period   infectious agent reproduces, no recognizablesymptoms, may exit host at this time  
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Prodromal Stage   Initial symptoms appear, may be vague and nonspecific, i.e. fever, mild headache, loss of energy  
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Acute Stage   Symptoms become severe and specific to tissue or organ that is affected  
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Convalescent Stage   Symptoms subside, host overcomes infectious agent  
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Resolution   Pathogen destroyed, Health improves or is restored  
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Transimission-based precautions   measures for controlling the spread of infection agents from clients known to be or suspected of being infected with highly transmissible important pathogens  
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Airborne Precautions   reduce the risk for transmitting airborne infacetious agents, keep door closed , client confined to room, wear mask such as N95 or Powered Air Purifier, i.e. TB, Measles  
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Droplet Precautions   measures that block pathogens within moist droplets larger than 5 microns, Standard Precautions, door open or closed, wear mask always within 3 feet of client, i.e. Influenza, Rubella, Streptococcal pneumonia, menengoccal meningitis  
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Contact Precautions   measures used to block the transmission of pathogens by direct or indirect contact, Follow standard precautions, gloves, gown if possible touching of contaminated objects, i.e infections that are drug-resistant, gas gangrene acute diarrhea, acute viral co  
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PPE   garments that block the transfer of pathogens from one person, place, or object to oneself or others  
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Double-bagging   infection control measure in which one bag of contaminated items, such as trash or laundry, is placed within another  
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