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What is considered hand hygiene

washing hand with soap and water or using alcohol based hand rubs

100

What kind of care should you give a resident that is in isolation

the same way you treat all other residents, with respect.  Let them talk if they wish.

100

what should a NA do before leaving the dirty utility room

wash hands

100

How many links in the chain of infection must be broken to prevent infection

one, wash hands

100

What is sterilization

100% kill of pathogens

200

How are blood borne diseases transmitted

contact with blood or body fluids

200

what is local infection

drainage from a wound of cavity, in one location on the body.

200

why would a resident be in isolation

the resident requires transmission based precautions.

200

What is a susceptible host

an uninfected person who can get sick

200

When should the NA use standard precautions

with every resident in his care

300

What is considered clean?

anything not contaminated with pathogens.

300

Give me some reasons that people are at greater risk for infection.

elderly people are hospitalized more often.
300

list things that increases the risk of infection in older adults

Catheter use.

300

What is the best way to control MRSA, what is MRSA

Through proper handwashing

300

How long should you wash your hands

20 seconds.

400

when should you wear gloves

when handling dirty linens

400

When should a mask and googles be worn

if contact with splashing or spraying blood or body fluids is likely.

400

What should the NA do if he spills a substance on his body

immediately wash the area 

400

Give me an example of body fluids

urine

400

Droplets normally travel not more than 

6 feet

500

where do you dispose of sharps

in the sharps container

500

When should standards precautions be used

when treating all blood, body fluids, and mucous membranes as if they were infected.

500
How can a NA prevent the spread of disease

Wash her hands

500
explain what disinfection is

99.9% kills pathogens

500

When pathogens enter the bloodstream and move throughout the body, it is considered a _____ infection

systemic