Microbes
Defense
Chain of Infection
Infection Control
Isolation Precautions
100

Tiny living thing

Microorganism

100

Easily transmitted

Communicable

100

Infection a person gets while in a medical facility

Healthcare Acquired Infection

100

The act of preventing the spread of disease

Infection Control

100

Actions taken in advance to prevent harm

Precautions

200

Germ which causes disease

Bacteria

200

Medication which inhibits growth of microorganisms

Antibiotic

200

Act of soiling items with pathogens

Contamination

200

Preventing the condition allowing pathogens to live

Medical Asepsis

200

Items worn on the hands to prevent spread of contaminants

Gloves

300

Presence of disease

Infection

300

Eat or secrete substances causing pathogens to die

White Blood Cells

300

Movement of contamination from one place or person to another

Cross Contamination

300

Substance used to make something clean

Sanitizer

300

Items worn to protect self or others from contaminants

Personal Protective Equipment

400

Something which causes disease

Pathogen

400

The largest defense organ we have

Skin

400

The method of transmission of the common cold

Droplet

400

Use of strong chemicals to kill pathogens

Disinfect

400

Basic preventive actions taken in every interaction with patients to prevent contamination spread

Standard Precautions

500

Abbreviation for a disease of the urinary system

UTI

500

The two different types of defense we have to infection and examples

Nonspecific, Specific

500

Name the entire chain of infection

Pathogen -> Reservoir -> Exit -> Transmission -> Entry -> Susceptible Host

500

The best way to prevent the spread of infection

Hand Washing

500

Biological substance that poses a threat to health

Biohazard

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