Blood Borne Pathogens
There is no treatment for these two types of Hepatitis
Hep A and Hep E
Known as the "super bug"
MRSA
How the pathogen exits the body. The nose, mouth, eyes, urinary tract, reproductive system, and open wounds.
Portal of Exit
A disease causing microorganism
Pathogen
How long do we wash our hands for?
20 Seconds
Major cause of viral infection, resulting in swelling, soreness, loss of normal liver function
Hep B
Medical name for athletes foot
Tinea Pedis
The original person, animal, soil or food that has the pathogen to spread it
Reservoir Host
Vector Borne
person’s skin penetrated by an infectious source
- insect bite
Guidelines developed by the CDC of protecting healthcare workers from exposure to blood-borne pathogens in body secretions
Universal Precautions
According to ___ ____ ____ ____ infected athletes cannot be discriminated against and may only be excluded with medically sound basis.
American's with Disabilities Act
Tinia Corporis is also known as
Ring Worm
The infected Mosquito that is spreading west nile virus would be considred the
Reservoir Host
Refers to anything used to decrease the risk of harm to the health and safety of workers
Personal Protective Equipment
OSHA
Occupational Health and Safety Administration
What are the signs and symptoms for Hep B?
Flu-like symptoms like fatigue, weakness, nausea, Abdominal pain, headache, fever, and possibly jaundice
Commonly known as plantar warts
Papilloma Virus
What are the two ways to kill the chain of infection?
Kill the pathogen before it enters the host
Change the environment in which the pathogen lives
Infectious microorganisms in human blood that
can cause disease in humans
Blood Borne Pathogen
Demonstrate how to remove gloves
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Explain how EACH type of hepatitis is spread
Hep A: Food or water
Hep B: blood or bodily fluids
Hep C: Blood to blood
Hep D: Blood to blood
Hep E: Food or water
MRSA most often appears as a skin infection,
like a boil or abscess. It also might infect a
surgical wound. In either case, the area would
be:
Swollen
Red
Painful
Filled with pus
Have yellow crusting
Draw the whole chain of infection on the board
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Explain all 4 different route of transmissions
Direct contact - infected blood splashing in the eye
Indirect contact - person skin touches discarded jersey with blood on it
Respiratory droplet transmission - person inhales droplets from an infected person through a cough or sneeze
Vector borne - person’s skin penetrated by an infectious source- insect bite
Explain the process of Donning and Doffing
Wash hands
Gown
Mask
Goggles
Gloves
Doffing
Gloves
Gown
Goggles
Mask