Study sets matching "infection control health science"
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Classes
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Microorganism
Nonpathogens
Pathogens
Bacteria
-Not visible to the naked eye... -Prefers dark, warm, moist envir…
-Part of normal body flora... -Beneficial om maintaining some bod…
Microorganisms that cause infection or disease, germs ... -Produc…
Simple, one celled organisms that multiply rapidly
Microorganism
-Not visible to the naked eye... -Prefers dark, warm, moist envir…
Nonpathogens
-Part of normal body flora... -Beneficial om maintaining some bod…
Microorganism
Nonpathogens
Pathogens
Bacteria
-Not visible to the naked eye... -Prefers dark, warm, moist envir…
-Part of normal body flora... -Beneficial om maintaining some bod…
Microorganisms that cause infection or disease, germs ... -Produc…
Simple, one celled organisms that multiply rapidly
Microorganism
-Not visible to the naked eye... -Prefers dark, warm, moist envir…
Nonpathogens
-Part of normal body flora... -Beneficial om maintaining some bod…
Microorganism
Nonpathogens
Pathogens
Bacteria
-Not visible to the naked eye... -Prefers dark, warm, moist envir…
-Part of normal body flora... -Beneficial om maintaining some bod…
Microorganisms that cause infection or disease, germs ... -Produc…
Simple, one celled organisms that multiply rapidly
Microorganism
-Not visible to the naked eye... -Prefers dark, warm, moist envir…
Nonpathogens
-Part of normal body flora... -Beneficial om maintaining some bod…
define endogenous
define exogenous
define opportunistic
define nosocomial
- means it originates within... - ex. metabolic disorders, congen…
- means it originates outside the body... - ex. pathogenic organi…
means the infections are those that occur when the body's defe…
means the infection is one that is acquired by an individual i…
define endogenous
- means it originates within... - ex. metabolic disorders, congen…
define exogenous
- means it originates outside the body... - ex. pathogenic organi…
non-pathogenic
Patheogenic
Reservoir
Systemic infection
Not disease or infection causing, good bacteria
Bacteria, virus, or microorganism that can make you sick. Dise…
A place that holds infection
Infection over the entire body
non-pathogenic
Not disease or infection causing, good bacteria
Patheogenic
Bacteria, virus, or microorganism that can make you sick. Dise…
Microorganisms
Local Infection
Systemic Infection
Communicable
(Microbe) small living plant/animal that can only be seen thro…
In a body part
Involves Whole Body
Can be transmitted from one person to another person.
Microorganisms
(Microbe) small living plant/animal that can only be seen thro…
Local Infection
In a body part
acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AI…
aerobic
AIDS
airborne precautions
A disease caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) whi…
Requiring oxygen to live and grow.
acquired immune deficiency syndrome.
Methods of infection control that must be used for patients kn…
acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AI…
A disease caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) whi…
aerobic
Requiring oxygen to live and grow.
What are the 5 classes of organisms?
What are the 6 steps of Chain of Infect…
Reservoir
Causative Agent (Infectious Disease)
1. Microorganisms... 2. Bacteria... 3. Protozoa... 4. Fungi... 5. Viruses
1. Infectious Disease (Causative Agent)... 2. Reservoir... 3. Portal…
Habitat of organisms, where they grow and reproduce. ... (Ex: fo…
Any microorganism that can cause a disease .... (Ex: bacterium, v…
What are the 5 classes of organisms?
1. Microorganisms... 2. Bacteria... 3. Protozoa... 4. Fungi... 5. Viruses
What are the 6 steps of Chain of Infect…
1. Infectious Disease (Causative Agent)... 2. Reservoir... 3. Portal…
AIDS
Aerobic
Airborne Precautions
Anaerobic
virus caused by HIV, immune system damaged, no cure
organisms that require air
used with patients that are infected with pathogens transporte…
organisms that dont need air to survive
AIDS
virus caused by HIV, immune system damaged, no cure
Aerobic
organisms that require air
Microorganism
Non-pathogen
Pathogen
Aerobic
A small living organism that is not visible to the naked eye
Microorganisms that are not capable of causing diseases
Disease producing organisms
Requiring oxygen to live and grow
Microorganism
A small living organism that is not visible to the naked eye
Non-pathogen
Microorganisms that are not capable of causing diseases
parasitic organisms carried buy fleas,…
disease not caused by a virus
many microorganisms are part of the nor…
viruses that affect animals can mutate…
rickettsiae
tuberculosis
true
true
parasitic organisms carried buy fleas,…
rickettsiae
disease not caused by a virus
tuberculosis
Before touching a patient
Before a clean or aseptic procedure
After touching a patient
After touching a patient's surroundings
1st moment of hand washing
2nd moment of hand washing
3rd moment of hand washing
4th moment of hand washing
Before touching a patient
1st moment of hand washing
Before a clean or aseptic procedure
2nd moment of hand washing
What are the 5 classes of organisms?
What are the 6 steps of Chain of Infect…
Reservoir
Causative Agent (Infectious Disease)
1. Microorganisms... 2. Bacteria... 3. Protozoa... 4. Fungi... 5. Viruses
1. Infectious Disease (Causative Agent)... 2. Reservoir... 3. Portal…
Habitat of organisms, where they grow and reproduce. ... (Ex: fo…
Any microorganism that can cause a disease .... (Ex: bacterium, v…
What are the 5 classes of organisms?
1. Microorganisms... 2. Bacteria... 3. Protozoa... 4. Fungi... 5. Viruses
What are the 6 steps of Chain of Infect…
1. Infectious Disease (Causative Agent)... 2. Reservoir... 3. Portal…
helminths
hepatitis b
hepatitis c
microorganisms
multicellular parasitic organisms commonly called worms or flu…
caused by HBV virus transmitted by blood, serum, and other bod…
caused by virus HCV transmitted by blood and body fluids conta…
small living organism thats not visible to the naked eye, foun…
helminths
multicellular parasitic organisms commonly called worms or flu…
hepatitis b
caused by HBV virus transmitted by blood, serum, and other bod…
small living microscopic organisms are…
normal flora
non-pathogens
pathogens
everywhere in the environment
the mixture of bacteria normally found at specific body sites
not harmful to the body (may be beneficial)
able to harm the body (causes infections and disease) ... -the hu…
small living microscopic organisms are…
everywhere in the environment
normal flora
the mixture of bacteria normally found at specific body sites
helminths
hepatitis b
hepatitis c
microorganisms
multicellular parasitic organisms commonly called worms or flu…
caused by HBV virus transmitted by blood, serum, and other bod…
caused by virus HCV transmitted by blood and body fluids conta…
small living organism thats not visible to the naked eye, foun…
helminths
multicellular parasitic organisms commonly called worms or flu…
hepatitis b
caused by HBV virus transmitted by blood, serum, and other bod…
Modes of transmission
Infection Control
Pathogens
8 Defense Mechanisms
Infectious Agent... Reservoirs... Portal of Exit... Means of Transmissi…
Prevention of disease transmission; stopping spread of pathoge…
A microorganism that causes disease
• Mucous Membranes: (Respiratory, Digestive, Reproductive)... • C…
Modes of transmission
Infectious Agent... Reservoirs... Portal of Exit... Means of Transmissi…
Infection Control
Prevention of disease transmission; stopping spread of pathoge…
What is a microorganism?
Where can microbes be found?
What do pathogens do?
Can microorganisms that are beneficial…
Small living organism that is not visible to the naked eye, th…
Everywhere in the environment including the human body
They cause infection and disease
Yes
What is a microorganism?
Small living organism that is not visible to the naked eye, th…
Where can microbes be found?
Everywhere in the environment including the human body
What are two diseases are caused by bac…
What are two common pathogenic fungus f…
What is the difference between contamin…
What is reverse or protective isolation?
Tuberculosis & botulism
yeast & molds
contaminated has pathogens and clean has nonpathogens
putting a pt away from people to avoid others getting sick
What are two diseases are caused by bac…
Tuberculosis & botulism
What are two common pathogenic fungus f…
yeast & molds
If I use clorox to clean a bed, this is…
the number 1 method to prevent the spre…
If one gets sick after eating bad food…
What parapsite causes rocky mountain sp…
disinfection
handwashing
exogenous
Rickettsiae
If I use clorox to clean a bed, this is…
disinfection
the number 1 method to prevent the spre…
handwashing
aerobic
antisepsis
asepsis
autoclave
- organisms that require oxygen to live
- prevent or inhibit growth of pathogenic organisms but are no…
- the absence of disease-producing microorganism, or pathogens
- piece of equipment that uses steam under pressure or gas to…
aerobic
- organisms that require oxygen to live
antisepsis
- prevent or inhibit growth of pathogenic organisms but are no…