Microorganisms that are capable of causes disease.
pathogens
What is the name of the canister used for proper disposal of needles?
Sharps container
Core measurements that show how well the body is functioning.
Vital signs
This body position may be used when the patient needs a recovery period or is feeling suddenly ill.
Lateral recumbent
Acronym: PPE
Personal Protective Equipment
Bacteria that grows inside animals.
Rickettsia
The current infection control practice that should be used for all patients.
Standard Precautions
When the patient has a bluish color skin due to lack of sufficient oxygen.
Cyanosis
Where should the urinary collection bag be positioned when transferring a patient to the x-ray table?
below the level of the bladder
Define: Incontinence
Loss of bowel or bladder control
Can cause diseases in humans like ringworm and athletes foot.
Fungi
Which strands of Hepatitis can be prevented by vaccine?
Hep A/B
Normal range of adult respirations
12 to 20 breaths/min
Localized damage to skin and tissue due to lack of blood circulation.
decubitus ulcer
Define: Medical Asepsis
reducing the probability of infectious organisms
Place where pathogens can thrive in sufficient numbers to cause a threat.
Reservoir of Infection
The second step in microbial dilution in which pathogens are destroyed using chemicals.
Disinfection
Low blood pressure less than 90 systolic and 50 diastolic
Hypotension
Responding to basic physiological needs can greatly reduce this name for a feeling of stress or fear.
Anxiety
Acronym: MRSA
methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aereus
This type of transmission can remain suspended in the air and occurs from dust that contains spores.
Airborne
Tuberculosis can only be spread during which phase?
active
When the patient's heart rate is too fast, usually greater than 100bpm.
Tachycardia
What might be assumed if a medical provider discovers an infant with multiple injuries including rib fractures?
NAT, abuse
Acronym: AIDET
Acknowledge, Introduce, Duration, Explanation, Thank you