What is vre - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

What do we want to do with chain of infection? - break it, wash hands How does HAI spread - not hand washing, equipment What PPE is worn for what isolation - Contact - gloves, gown Droplet - mask, gloves, gown standard precautions - gloves What infections do we put in Contact isolation - VRE, MRSA, C-Diff (with hand washing) What kind of precautions for Airborne - N-95, Hood What are the rules for restraints - check circulation every 30min release every 2 hours must have doctors order...

A patient has VRE from a rectal swab but does not have any signs and symptoms of being sick. This patient has a VRE _______. - Answer Colonization Which part of the chain of infection does a sneeze represent? - Answer Mode of transmission of the agent What is the name for a substance that prevents water-soluble elements such as antibiotics and disinfectants from reaching pathogens? - Answer Biofilm

What is ventilation? - Answer-The process of inspiration and expiration of air through the pulmonary airways to the alveoli What is oxygenation? - Answer-The process of supplying oxygen to the cells and tissues of the body What is perfusion? - Answer-The movement of blood through the pulmonary circulation to the alveoli What are the most common types of pneumonia and how are they acquired? - Answer-Community acquired: s. pneumoniae Hospital acquired: MRSA or VRE Ventilator associated: ent...

What is the Doppler Shift Formula? correct answer: fd = f echo - f transmit *What is the formula for resistance? *What are the units of Resistance correct answer: Units: Pa*s/m^3 or Pa*s/cm^3 Alternate formula = 128nL/πD^4 What is attenuation proportional to? correct answer: Frequency Wavelength equals correct answer: c/f 1cc= correct answer: 1 cm3 = 1mL = 10 -3 L What is the formula for Frame Rate? correct answer: What is the formula for Pulse Period? correct ans...

Annual Competency Exam Questions With Verified Answers. List three blood borne pathogens - answerHIV Hepatitis B Hepatitis C What is hepatitis? - answerInflammation of the liver How is hep a transmitted? - answerContaminated food and oral-fecal route How is hep B and C transmitted? - answerExposure to blood and body fluids of an infected person How long can hep b live on surfaces for? - answerSeven days When caring for HBV patients staff should NOT - answerTake care of hepatitis suscep...

Fresenius Exam Questions With Verified Answers. What bleach solution must all surfaces be cleaned with? - answer1:100 What bleach solution is used to disinfect large blood spills? - answer1:10 What is aseptic technique? - answerA set of practices and procedures performed under carefully controlled conditions with the goal of minimizing contamination by pathogens. List three blood borne pathogens that may be found in a dialysis unit? - answerHep B, Hep C & HIV What is an exposure incident...

COPE Health Scholars written exam review Questions with complete solution 2023/2024INFECTION PREVENTION (MODULE 12) - correct answer True or False? Scholars may not enter Contact PLUS isolation rooms? - correct answer False What does HAI stand for? define HAI - correct answer stands for Hospital Associated Infection. leading cause of death in US HAI is an infection that is transmitted in a healthcare or hospital setting from delivering care What are 4 examples of multi-d...

exit exam/174 Questions And Answers/100% Correct A nurse is caring for a client who has a recent diagnosis of a terminal illness. The nurse should identify which of the following as an indication of hopelessness? - Correct Answer -The client has a decreased energy level A nurse is preparing to collect data on a preschooler. Which of the following behaviors by the child indicates that he is ready to cooperate? (Select all that - Correct Answer -Allows the nurse to touch him on the arm. Ans...

C-Diff specifics correct answers - not killed by alcohol - wash hands (soap & water) - contact PPE - endospores -patient in contact isolation -private room septesemia correct answers When bacteremia results in a systemic infection Bacteremia correct answers presence of bacteria in the blood / reveals microorganisms When transferring/moving a patient, you will need a second person when they are over __________ lbs. correct answers 35 What movement/transfer is used for a spina...

Intra-renal causes of Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) Sepsis, trauma, anaphylaxis, drugs, acute glomerulus Knowing what caused your patients' renal failure Is important to figure about possible problems during data collection and assessment A patient with acute kidney injury (AKI) dialyzes in the out-patient facility. In regards to the patient's target weight, why is being "wet" better than being too dry? Being wet helps avoid hypovolemia and hypotensive episodes The excretory function of t...