Myocardial Infraction
Terminology
cerebrovascular accident
Infection control
Precautions
100

The heart muscle itself does not receive enough________ because blood _____ are blocked 

What is oxygen and vessels 

100

occurs as a result of decreased blood flow to the brain 

What is syncope "fainting"

100

blood supply to part of the brain is blocked or blood vessel leaks or ruptures within the brain

What is CVA 

100

set of methods practiced in healthcare facilities to prevent and control spread of disease 

What is Infection Prevention 

100

This is used with every resident and promotes safety

What is Standard precautions 

200

Sudden chest pain, difficulty breathing, cold clammy skin, and perspiration 

What is sign and symptoms 

200

can result from too much Insulin or too little food 

What is a Insulin Reaction 

200

temporary lack of O2 in the brain with symptoms lasting up to 24hrs 

What is TIA

200

harmful organisms that invade the body

What is pathogens 

200

Used in addition to standard precautions based on how the infection is transmitted 

What is Transmission based precautions 

300

shortness of breath nausea, lightheadedness, stomach pain, sweating, fatigue back neck and jaw pain and flu like symptoms 

What is signs and symptoms for women 

300

having too little Insulin 

What is Diabetic Ketoacidosis "DKA" 

300

F.A.S.T

what is Face: one side of face is drooping or numb

Arms: one arm is numb and weak 

Speech: slurred speech, unable to speech 

Time: time is critical treatment given in short time of onset can reduce the severity

300

two main types of Infection

What is localized infection-limited to specific location in body 

 systemic infection-affects the entire body  

300

wash hands, put on grown, put on mask, put on face shield,  put on gloves 

What is Donning PPE 

400

three steps to take responding to myocardial infraction 

What is 1. notify nurse 2. do not leave resident alone 3. loosen clothing around neck 

400

Paralysis on one side of the body 

What is hemiplegia 

400

Symptoms women experience during CVA

What is pain in face, arms and legs 

Hiccups, Weakness, Chest pain, Shortness of breath, palpitations 

400

an infection acquired in a healthcare setting during delivery of medical care 

What is Healthcare associated infection 

400

Remove gloves, remove goggles, remove grown, and remove mask 

What is Doffing PPE 

500

Some states allow NA to offer __________ to resident having a heart attack 

What is nitroglycerin 

500

Slurred speech or inability to speak

What is expressive aphasia 

500

Inability to understand spoken/written word, severe headache, blurred vision, elevated BP, Seizures, Loss of consciousness 

What is signs and symptoms of CVA 

500

Name the six links in chain of infection 

What is 1. Causative agent 2. Reservoir 3. Portal of Exit 4. Mode of transmission 5. Portal of entry 6. Susceptible host 

500

Cleaning measures that destroys all microorganisms including pathogens 

What is Sterilization

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