cos. Infection Control
Cleaning Disinfection Sterilization
What are the 3 infection control categories?
One called micro-organisms
What is Bacteria?
Determine if the victim can talk or cough
When a person is choking, what is the first thing to do?
Protein Fats and carbohydrates
In nutrition, Almost all foods contain a mixture of these 3 things
Anatomy
The study of organs and systems of the body
Antiseptic
What can be used on the face to reduce microbes?
The two general classifications of bacteria
What is pathogenic and non-pathogenic?
Apply a cold compress
What is the second step to do when a person faints?
Not reaching overhead for supplies
How can you help prevent back strain?
Physiology
The study of the function that organs and systems perform.
Safety Data Sheet
What does SDS stand for.
Pus-forming and causes strep throat and is a pathogenic bacteria.
What is Steptococci?
15-30 minutes
What should you do if a person gets chemicals in their eye?
Approval
In nonverbal communication smiling usually means:
Nucleus
What is the center of a cell called?
Ability to produce results or effectiveness.
What does the word Efficacy mean?
Hepatitis B Virus
What does HBV stand for?
Rinse away all traces of chemicals
How do you treat a chemical burn?
Stay in control, open, positive, focused
What is one of the guidelines for handling communication challenges.
206
How many bones in an adult body?
Sterilization
What is the method of killing all microbes?
Active and Passive
What are the two basic types of immunity?
Apply bandage
When performing first aid for a bleeding wound, what is the next step after bleeding stops?
Mutual respect
Respect two people have for one another
General circulation
What is the process of blood traveling from the heart, throughout the body and back to the heart?