MICROSCOPE
This part of the Microscope is the eyepice through which you view an image
Ocular
the sterilization device, used for eradication of organism on the surface of instruments and equipment before they can be used on patients
Autoclave
The area where the physician observes and listens to the patient
Examination Room
97.8-99.1
The medical term for Difficulty breathing
Dyspnea
this is haw many objectives are on a ocular microscope
Four
This mean of transmission is how the flu is spread.
If a patient falls from an exam table we should not do this until the phycian sees the patient
Do not move the patient
pulse is measured but the number of times the heart beats within this amount of time
60 seconds/ one full minute
A hand up to the throat
A device used for spinning a specimen at high speed until it separates into component parts
Centrifuge
A LIVING ORGANISM (such as a mosquito) CARRIES MICRO ORGANISMS FROM AN INFECTED PERSON TO ANOTHER
VECTOR
dystolic
100-106
this is the most important aseptic procedure for all medical personnel
Handwashing
Location of the microscope where the focus controls are located
Touching the blood of an infected person would result in this route of transmission
Direct Transmission
vital signs primarily include these four components
temperature, pulse, respirations, blood pressure
This is the term used to state the number of times a person breaths in 60 second
Pulse point located in the bend of the elbow
when you cannot sanitize instruments immediately after using you should place them in water with this
A neutral PH detergent
An infection that is caused by a microorganism that is normally beneficial or harmless to humans is called
exogenous infection
Applying ice ten minutes on and ten minutes off is used to reduce pain and swelling in this kind of injury
This is located in the groove on the thumb side of the inner wrist (state the full name)
Radial Pulse
SHOT THAT IS GIVEN IF A HUMAN IS BITEN BY AN ANIMAL
TETANUS SHOT