Chain of infection
Affect on elderly
Bloodborne Pathogen
Hand washing
PPE
100

Define: Chain of infection?

Describes how disease is transmitted from one human being to another.

100

What age group is hospitalized more often? 

Elderly people

100

What are pathogens?

Microorganisms that are capable of causing infection and disease. 

100

When should you wash your hands with soap?

When hands are visibly soiled

100

When should you put in gloves?

For every task!

200

What are the 4 contact transmissions?

Body fluids, direct contact, and indirect contact

200

What can happen to peoples bones as they age?

Their bones become more brittle

200
What do airborne precautions do? 

They prevent the spread of pathogens that travel through the air after becoming expelled. 

200

What is the first step of hand washing?

Turn on water/ wet hands

200

When should you change your glove?

If become wet, soiled, worn, torn, or ripped.

300

Which link refers to any body opening on an infected person that allows pathogens to leave?

Portal of exit

300

Residents are at a greater risk for acquiring infections while living at _________?

Facilitys

300

What is an exposure control plan? 

It outlines specific work practices to prevent exposure to infectious material. 

300

How long should you scrub your hand?

20 sec ;)

300

What should gowns cover?

Arms, front side, and fully cover the torso

400

Which type of infection is limited to a specific location in the body and has symptoms that are near the site of infection?

Localized Infection. 

400

What device do some elderly people need for urinary elimination?

Catheters

400

When an employee is exposed to blood or other potentially infectious material, it is called an _____.

Exposure Incident 

400

What are the steps for handwashing scrubbing? 

1. Rub hands together

2. Hand over hand (back of hands)

3. Thumb

4. Wrist

5. (Repeat other hand)

6. Nail scrub on palm
400

What does wearing a mask prevent?

They prevent the inhalation of microorganisms through the mouth or nose.

500

What is the only way to make and area/ object completely of micro organisms?

Surgical asepsis ;)

500

What 2 things can accrue for an elderly person who is not getting proper nutrition?

Dehydration and malnutrition

500

The federal government agency responsible for improving the overall health and safety of the people in the United States is called _____.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) 

500

What percentage of alcohol needs to be in hand sanitizer to be most effective! 

60%-95%

500

When can you take off your respirator?

AFTER you leave the room (after skill).

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