Transient flora - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Which of the following is a type of tissue forceps? A. Brown-Adson B. Pean C. Allis D. Schnidt - ️️A. Brown-Adson Which endoscope is used to visualize the heart and major vessels? A. Ventriculoscope B. Bronchoscope C. Mediastinoscope D. Angioscope - ️️D. Angioscope The goal of the surgical scrub is to lower the population of which flora to an irreducible minimum? A. Parasitic B. Resident C. Transient D. Enteric - ️️B. Resident Which needle is used during the blad...

Asepsis Correct Answer-Absence of pathogens/infections Medical asepsis Correct Answer-clean technique (hand washing, Environment cleaning) Aseptic Technique Correct Answer-Methods to decrease the transfer of microorganisms from one place to another Nosocomial/Iatrogenic Infection Correct Answer-Infection acquired in a health care facility that was not present or incubating when the client was admitted (Acquired while in a health care service) Chain of infection Correct Answer-infecti...

_ most important element of the trio because it physically removes soil and transient flora wash hands for 10-15 seconds more if soiled - ANSWER friction ___ sets safety standards and regulations knowledge of infectious process allblood and body fluids are universally hazardous substances - ANSWER OSHA _____ ______ or clean technique to reduce or prevent the spread of microorganisms -hand hygiene, barrier techniques, and environmental cleaning. ____ ______ or sterile technique to eliminat...

Handwashing - - Washing hands with plain (non-microbial) soap and water - Rub hands together vigorously for at least 15 seconds, making sure to cover all surfaces and to focus on the fingertips and fingernails - Be performed when the hands are visibly soiled with dirt or body fluids, before eating, and after using the restroom. If hands are not visibly soiled, CDC recommends using an alcohol based hand rub to be used to sanitize hands. Repeated handwashing can tend to dry out hands (leadin...

OSMT PINK BINDER EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ALL CORRECT What is the term used to describe a physical or mechanical device used to remove medial hazard from the workplace? - Answer-engineering control What is not an example of workplace practice control - Answer-recapping a contaminated needle with two hands Which of the following is an example of personal protective equipment - Answer-gloves Which of the following is a violation of the osha standard - Answer-eating in the office lab...

____________ contact: micoorganisms are spread from an infectious agent through a contaminated object. Ex: object like pt mirror, person, vehicles or vectors). - indirect ____________ contact: micoorganisms are spread from blood and blood-containing body fluids directly through the mucous membrane or non-intact skin. (direct touching of an infectious agent) ex: air/water syringe tip. - direct _____________ flora colonizes on superficial layers of the skin and can be removed by hand washin...

AST Practice Exa2 Question and answers rated A+ 2023/2024Which of the following is a type of tissue forceps? Brown-Adson Pean Allis Schnidt - correct answer Brown-Adson Which endoscope is used to visualize the heart and major vessels? Ventriculoscope Bronchoscope Mediastinoscope Angioscope - correct answer Angioscope The goal of the surgical scrub is to lower the population of which flora to an irreducible minimum? Parasitic Resident Transient Enteric - correct ans...

asepsis - ANSWER the absence of illness-producing microorganisms hand washing - ANSWER primary behavior to achieve asepsis medical asepsis - ANSWER the use of precise practices the reduce the number, growth, and bread of micro-organisms ex. PO meds, NG tubes, personal hygiene, etc. surgical asepsis - ANSWER the use of precise practices to eliminate all micro-organisms from an object or area to prevent contamination (sterile) ex. parenteral meds, catheterization, surgery, sterile dress...

BI-234 - LECTURE - CHAPTER 14 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED persistent interactions between organisms Symbiosis symbiotic relationship where 2+ organisms benefit from their interactions Mutualism symbiotic relationship where one organism benefits from another without causing harm or benefit to it Commensalism symbiotic relationship where one organism is the parasite and the other is the host Parasitism Normal flora Normal microbiota the community of mic...

Asepsis The absence of bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms = used to prevent infection Communicable Meaning its contagious Iatrogenic infection Nosocomial infection that results from a diagnostic or therapeutic treatment. Nosocmial infection Infection acquired by the hospital Resident Flora Microorganisms that are always present on or in a person and usually do not cause any disease. Transient flora microbes that reside on the skin surface and are easily removed Medical asepsis Know...