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Infection Control
Classes of Microoganims
Handwashing and gloves
Vocab
Hodgepoge
100
Microorganisms grow best in
What is a warm dark and moist enviornment
100
Simple one celled organisms that multiplty rapidly
What is bacteria
100
first step in putting on gloves
What is wash and dry hands
100
requires oxygen to live
What is aeorobic
100
four types of transmission based precautions
What is airborn, droplet, contact, and protective/reversed
200
small living organisms not visible to the naked eye
What is microoganism
200
2 common forms of fungi
What is yeast and mold
200
Do not ______ while washing hands
What is touch controls
200
one celled animal like organisms often found in decaying organisms
What is protozoa
200
the medical term for chicken pox
What is varicella
300
Microoganism that can cause an infection or disease
What is a pathogen
300
Cannot live ouside the the cells of another living organism
What is rickettsiae
300
scrub hands for at least
What is 15-20 seconds
300
infection or disease originated within the body
What is endogenous infection
300
residents feelings when under transmission percautions
What is lonely, rejected, frightened, and dirty
400
Where a causitive agent can live ex: Human Body
What is Reservior
400
Spread through the body and other body secretions
What is viruses
400
turn off faucet with
What is dry paper towel then discard
400
infection or disease originated outside the body
What is exergeneious infection
400
special mask used to treat tb
What is N-95 or HEPA
500
Worms or Flukes are an excample of
What is helminths
500
Simple, plant like organisms that live on dead organic matter
What is fungi
500
Bsp is required when
What is coming in contact with blood, body fluids, secretions and excretions
500
an infection that develops when a person is in a health care facility
What is nosocomial infection
500
how to apply a mask propperly (demonstrate)
What is -wash hands -pick up mask -adjust to nose and mouth -tie top string behind head -repeat with lower string -complete patient care