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Safety
Disease
Bacteria
Blood disorders
Other
100
precautions that apply to blood and body fluids
What are standard precautions
100
congenital meaning
What is present at birth
100
Personal microorganisms that are harmless to the host
What is normal flora
100
This process happens immediately after a blood vessel is broken
What is contraction of the smooth muscles
100
Coronary refers to
What is the heart
200
information dealing with chemicals and accidents
What is MSDS
200
Person who starts the cycle of infection
What is reservoir host
200
controlling pathogens in health care facility is said to provide this
What is asepsis
200
Delayed growth is a sign of what type of anemia
What is sickle cell
200
Embolus refers to
What is blood clot -mobile
300
Number of fire extinguishers in a medical office is dependent on this
What is size and number of rooms
300
exogenous pathogens
What is a pathogen that comes from outside the body called
300
Hematocrit is
What is the percentage of RBC's
300
Anemia after a blood transfusion is caused by
What is agglutination
300
T cell that works against cancer
What is cytotoxic
400
This may become contaminated with blood-borne or other pathogens if it is open and present on the worker
What is wounds
400
Person who has disease but often has no symptoms
What is a carrier
400
Nonspecific immune defense that starts attack on pathogens by increasing it's level
What is a fever
400
Purpose of albumin in the blood stream is this
What is to pull water in
400
Increases B cell production and stimulates WBCs production
What are Monokines
500
Group created in response to public concern over the accuracy of laboratory testing
What is CLIA
500
Plasma protein that aids in clotting
What is fibrinogen
500
These secrete chemicals that produce holes in the membranes of harmful cells
What are (NK) natural killer cells
500
Treatment for polycythemia vera
What is therapeutic phlebotomy
500
The defective autosomal recessive gene that causes thalassemia is usually in this cultural group
What is Mediterranean