Infection Control
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Allergy to what fruits and vegetables indicate a higher risk for latex allergy? | kiwifruit, papayas, avocados, bananas, potatoes, or tomatoes |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? measles | Airborne |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? disseminated varicella zoster | Airborne |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? tuberculosis | Airborne |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? influenza | Droplet |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? mumps | Droplet |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? rubella | Droplet |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? wound infections | Contact. Especially for suspected Drug Resistant. |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? scabies | Contact |
| When wearing a gown, mask/respirator, face/eye protection, and gloves, what are the steps to removing this protective equipment? | 1. Remove gloves 2. Remove face/eye protection 3. Remove gown 4. Remove mask/respirator 5. Perform hand hygiene |
| What is the particulate size for AIRBORNE Precautions? | Droplet nuclei smaller than 5 microns |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? chicken pox | Airborne & Droplet & Contact? |
| What are the Specific Precautions for AIRBORNE PRECAUTIONS? | - Private room - Negative airflow (at least 6 changes per hr) - Mask for health-care provider - Pt may be required to mask if coughing is excessive |
| What is the particulate size for DROPLET Precautions? | Droplet nuclei larger than 5 microns |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? Haemophilus influenzae type-B (meningitis, pneumonia, epiglottitis, and sepsis) | Droplet |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? Neisseria meningitidis (miningitis, pneumonia, and sepsis) | Droplet |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? diphtheria | Droplet & Contact? |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? pertussis | Droplet |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? mycoplasma pneumonia | Droplet |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? pneumonic plague | Droplet |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? streptococcal (group A) pharyngitis | Droplet |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? pneumonia | Droplet |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? scarlet fever in children | Droplet |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? adenoviruses | Droplet |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? parvovirus B19 | Droplet |
| What are the Specific Precautions for DROPLET PRECAUTIONS? | - Private room - Mask for the health-care provider - Pt may be required to mask if coughing is excessive |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? Clostridium difficile (C-diff) | Contact |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? Escherichia coli (E-coli) | Contact |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? Shigella | Contact |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? hepatitis | Contact |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? rotavirus | Contact |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) | Contact |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? herpes simplex | Contact |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? impetigo | Contact |
| Precautions: Standard, Contact, Airborne, or Droplet? pediculosis | Contact |
| viral hemorrhagic infections (such as Ebola) | Contact |
| What are the Specific Precautions for CONTACT PRECAUTIONS? | - Private room - Gloves and gown for health-care provider - Patient may be required to mask if coughing is excessive |
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