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Infection Control

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What is a microorganism? What are the types?   show
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What is Pathogenicity?   show
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What is virulence?   show
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What is infection?   show
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What is colonization?   show
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show microorganisms of human body (normal-naturally occurring on our body/resident-microorganisms that live on us that don't make us sick (carrier)/transient-transfer of natural or resident bacteria to another human);  
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What is endogenous flora?   show
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Describe Transient flora.   show
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show 6 steps for microorganism to demonstrate disease: a) Encounter b) Entry c) Spread (must overcome host immune system) d) Multiplication (incubation) e) Damage (now making patient sick) f) Outcome (1 - fight it off/2 - established/3 - compromise)  
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Describe the Chain of Infection.   show
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show disease causing microorganisms in human blood MOST COMMON - HBV and HIV other examples... Hep C, Hep D, Syphilis  
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show Hepatitis B virus *highly contagious *attacks liver *swelling, soreness/loss of normal liver function *signs and symptoms: ***weakness, fatigue, anorexia, nausea, abdo pain, fever, headache **jaundice **asymptomatic *long term effects w/o vaccine  
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Describe HIV   show
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show Hep C - blood/body fluids Hep A - fecal/oral route MRSA/VRSA - commonly found on humans (no risk if healthy) VRE - enterococci bacteria in feces (most common UTI) TB - airborne Rubella - (not measles) German Measles  
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show Nosocomial - (HAI) acquired in course of medical care (UTI - keep urine bag below bladder); Iatrogenic - results from particular treatment/procedure (physician); Community acquired - person brings infection into hospital  
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Describe the cycle of infection - specifically list the 6 aspects.   show
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show MEDICAL - reduces #, growth/spread by soap, water, friction and chemical disinfectants SURGICAL - elimination of all microorganisms/spores by heat/chemical means  
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show without infection; freedom of infection  
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Describe MEDICAL ASEPSIS.   show
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show Eliminates all microorganisms/spores by heat/chemical means STERILE technique/fields RULES - specific rules to follow to create STERILE  
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Describe purpose of STANDARD PRECAUTIONS   show
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show HIV Hep B  
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What are specifics of STANDARD PRECAUTIONS.   show
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show AIRBORNE DROPLET CONTACT VECTOR VEHICLE  
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Describe AIRBORNE precautions   show
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Describe DROPLET precautions   show
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Describe CONTACT precautions   show
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Describe VECTOR precautions   show
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show Food, water, drug, blood, equipment (needs something else to transport it); EX: Giardia, E. Coli  
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show Disposable versus reusable items disinfection/sterilization sterilants and disinfectants  
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show cleaning-removal foreign material disinfection-reduction of microorganisms; sterilization - elimination of ALL microorganisms and spores  
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