Infection Control
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| Organisms that need 02 to reproduce | aerobic
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| Found in decayed materials and contaminated water | protozoa
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| One celled organism | bacteria
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| smallest microorganism | virus
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| Disease causing microorganism | pathogen
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| a microorganism that does not cause disease | nonpathogen
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| one celled anima-likel organism | protozoa
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| Organisms that don't need 02 to reproduce | anaerobic
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| Inhibit growth of pathogens | Antisepsis
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| Process that destroys pathogens, but not spores and viruses | disinfection
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| Destroys all pathogens, including spores and viruses | sterilization
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| Method to prevent the SPREAD of pathogens | Handwashing
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| Soap is used to wash hands, why? | aids in the removal of germs
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| 15 seconds | minimal amount of time you should wash your hands
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| An infection that occurs after admission to a hospital or nursing home | Nosocomial Infection
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| An infection that originates outside of the body | exogenous
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| An infection that originates inside the body | endogenous
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| What are 3 pathogens spread by blood & body fluids? | HepB, Hep C & HIV
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| What federal agency established standards for contamination with blood or body fluids? | OSHA
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| What type of hepatitis, they we talked about, does not have a vaccine? | Hep C
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| Where is hepatitis A found | The stool
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| How does a person become infected with hepatitis A? | By consuming water, or other liquids, that contain contaminated stool
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| How is Hepatitis B transmitted? | By blood and body fluids
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| How is Hepatitis C transmitted? | Mainly by blood
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| What causes AIDS? | HIV
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