Medical Terminology
Integumentary
Infection Control
Infection Control
Randos
100

What is the med term for SKIN?

Derm-

100

What is the largest Organ in the body?

Skin

100

What are minute, unicellular microorganisms exhibiting both plant and animal characteristics.

Bacteria

100

Infectious diseases are caused by minute living organisms called __

Pathogens

100

How does the skin offer protection?

Prevents pathogenic invasion; repairs quickly; is supplied with immune cells

200

what does the term Scler/o mean?

Hardening

200

What are Nails made of?

Hard Keratin

200

When we treat all blood and body fluids, except sweat, are to be considered potentially infectious for diseases such as HIV, hepatitis B and C, and other blood-borne pathogens.

The Standard Precautions

200

Ticks, fleas, and mites are examples of _____ that affect humans.

Parasites

200

What does the skin do for the digestive system?

 synthesize vitamin D that the digestive system needs to absorb certain nutrients.

300

What is the term meaning tumor

-oma

300

What gives skin the color....

Melanin

300

What is Infection Control?

   is defined as the methods used to eliminate or reduce the transmission of infectious organisms.

300

Name 3 modes of Transmission?

direct contact with mucous membranes

ingestation

skin contact


300

If there is any concern that the linens have been contaminated what can be added to the water and detergent?

Chlorine Bleach 

400

What term means Death

Necr/o

400

Skin is the thickest where?

Palms and Soles of feet

400

Infectious diseases are caused by minute living organisms called

Pathogens


400

Name 2 Anitseptics

Hydrogen peroxide and Alcohol

400

What do we as therapist practice for safety practice ( 2 answers)?

Hand washing and cleaning and disinfecting

500

what is scaly, dry

Icthy/o

500

The correct order of layers in the epidermis superficial to deep are Stratum...:

corneum, lucidum, granulosum, spinosum, germinativum

500

What are a class of proteins the body produces in response to contact with antigens and increase the body’s resistance against specific antigens?

Antibodies

500

A _____ is the causative agent for AIDS.

Virus

500

Which sensory receptors detect deep pressure and tissue distortion?

Paccinian and Ruffini Corpuscles