SDS
What is SDS stand for?
Safety Data Sheets
What is hand hygiene?
handwashing with soap or hand sanitizers
How many levels of disinfection are their?
3
Acute infection
rapid onset of symptoms that are typically sever but short lived
Where is an SDS found?
A place where all employees can have access to it.
ex: main office, supervisors office, Online
Steps on putting on PPE in order
Gown, mask, eye protection, gloves
What items require intermediate-level disinfectants.
stethoscope, percussion hammer, blood pressure cuffs.
chronic infection
A chronic infection persists over a longer period, often lasting for months or years. Symptoms may be less severe than those of acute infections but can be ongoing or recurrent.
Identification, hazards, etc.
steps of taking off PPE in order
Gloves, googles, gown, mask
Hydrogen Peroxide is what kind of level of disinfection?
low-level
Lantent infection
A latent infection occurs when a pathogen remains in the body in a inactive from after the initial infection. The individual may not exhibit symptoms for long periods, but the infection can reactive, leading to symptomatic disease.
How often are you suppose to retrain the SDS sheet?
Every year/Annually
Give us 3 types of vaccinations
Hepatitis B, Influenza, tetanus,
Instruments that do not penetrate soft tissue or bone but contact membranes are what level?
High-level
Give four signs in infectious disease
fever , swollen lymph nodes , tachycardia , septicemia , chest sounds , skin eruptions, leukopenia
Which section of SDS would I use if I was exposed to chemicals?
Exposure controls
Where do we dispose of needles?
Sharps container/bin
what disinfectant do you use for high-level disinfection.
cidex opa
Give four symptoms of infectious diseases
chills, pain and aching , nausea , fatigue / malaise , headache , sore throat, chest