Concepts
Methods to Disinfect
This, that and the other
Direct and Indirect and more
Infection Control
100

this is a theoretical framework used by medical professionals to isolate and contain infections.

what is the chain of infection

100

This cleaning method takes at least 15 minuets to work, denatures most viruses, but can be impacted based on your altitude. Cheap and readily available.

What is boiling?

100

infection of long duration

chronic infection 

100

touching or contact with a patient's blood or saliva 

direct contact

100

guidelines based o treating ALL human blood and body fluids as infectious 

universal precations 

200

This is where you can find or locate the pathogen in the environment or organism.

What is the source or reservoir? 
200

A client came into your clinic and sneezed on your hand, absent a tissue reaction this is better known as.

Contamination

200

waste that poses danger to humans or the environment 

hazardous waste 

200

items such as gloves and patient napkins that may contain pathogens that are left behind then picked up.

What is indirect contact

200

a disease that is caused by microorganisms such as virus or bacteria that are carried in the blood

blood-borne pathogens

300

Through the air, through the water, from a flea, sometimes sometimes more than one, these pathways are better called this.

Modes of transmission. 

300

Contact with this byproduct of tar creation should be avoided but is highly effective against bacteria and some viruses.

what are phenols?

300

This container is puncture resistant, and is where you place single use items after clinical use

What is a sharps container.

300

Biting into a plant that has Norovirus within its leaves and then getting sick is more like.

indirect infection

300

microorganism persistent  for a long period of time that causes disease is this type of infection

chronic infection

400

a person who is unable to resist infection by a particular pathogen, a very likely person to become ill.

susceptible host

400

Used commonly in public pools, and for stubborn stains, this solution is highly corosive to metals, but is effective against all microbes except their spores at room tempature/

What is chlorine? 

400

Viruses cannot be killed as they are not alive, in place we use this term instead.

What is denatured. 

400

Occurs when a person has PREVIOUSLY contracted a disease AND recovered 

Naturally acquired Immunity 

400

allows the body to resist disease and prevents foreign bodies from causing infection 

immunity

500

this is the name of the agent that is directly associated with a disease. 

What is the causative agent.

500
After treating a patient suffering from athletes foot, you notice the creases in your hands starting to turn red and itch, this tissue reaction indicates this.

What is infection? 

500

Compound XZY is effective at preventing the TB bacterium from spreading, but cannot eliminate it, this compound would be considered this.

What is bacteriostatic? 
500

which agency regulates how to dispose of chemicals and disinfectants in a safe way for the environment.

Environmental Protection Agency 

500

These cells are large, white and can both kill pathogens as well as communicate with dendritic cells about infections. Also known as Monocytes once they leave the blood.

what are macrophages 

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