Modes of transmission ppe - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Which way do you spiral pack a wound? Correct answer distal to proximal How long do you wash your hands for correct answer 20-30 seconds Process of donning correct answer gown to mask to eyewear to gloves How to take off ppe correct answer gloves to eyewear to gown to mask Local infection correct answer infection based in one section of the body Systemic infection correct answer an infection throughout the body Nosocomial infection correct answer hospital acquired infection ...

NSG 3100 Exam 2 with complete solutions(2023 Actual test) which way do you spiral pack a wound? - ANS distal to proximal how long do you wash your hands for - ANS 20-30 seconds process of Donning - ANS gown to mask to eyewear to gloves how to take off PPE - ANS gloves to eyewear to gown to mask Local infection - ANS infection based in one section of the body systemic infection - ANS an infection throughout the body nosocomial infection - ANS hospital acquired infection mode...

which way do you spiral pack a wound? - distal to proximal how long do you wash your hands for - 20-30 seconds process of Donning - gown to mask to eyewear to gloves how to take off PPE - gloves to eyewear to gown to mask Local infection - infection based in one section of the body systemic infection - an infection throughout the body nosocomial infection - hospital acquired infection modes of transmission - direct, indirect, droplet, airborne, vehicles, vector classic si...

Kaposis Sarcoma this unusual skin cancer along with pneumocystis carinii were the beginning of the HIV infection. T what cells does the HIV virus infected? CD4, Lymphocytes what are T cells Oppotrunistic by killing a large amount of T cells, the virus makes the individual vunerable to __________ infections. 3, 6 after initially infected with HIV, they experience flu-like symptoms in _____-______ weeks. Usually transmits the disease because of the high volume of virus in the blood Sexual con...

CMAC OSHA/Infection Control Sec 4 QUESTIONS AND CERTIFIED DETAILED ANSWERS 2023/2024 What you may know as MSDS has now changed to what abbreviation? What does it stand for? - correct answer (SDS) Safety Data Sheet Medical asepsis (Define) - correct answer Medical asepsis means that an object or area is free from disease-producing microorganisms What are microorganisms? - correct answer Microorganisms are tiny living plants or animals that cannot be seen by the naked eye. Some m...

which way do you spiral pack a wound? distal to proximal how long do you wash your hands for 20-30 seconds process of Donning gown to mask to eyewear to gloves how to take off PPE gloves to eyewear to gown to mask Local infection infection based in one section of the body systemic infection an infection throughout the body nosocomial infection hospital acquired infection modes of transmission direct, indirect, droplet, airborne, vehicles, ...

Chain of Infection (6) correct answers A chain of necessary pieces needed for an infection to occur Infectious agent, reservoir, portal of exit, means of transmission, portal of entry and susceptible host. Infectious Agent or Causative Agent correct answers a pathogen, such as a bacterium or virus that can cause a disease Example: Clostridium difficile, Staphylococcus Aureus Reservoir correct answers the habitat of the infectious agent-where it lives, grows, reproduces; can inanimate o...

A permanent dentition consists of how many teeth? A. 28 B. 30 C. 32 D. 26 - answer-32 Which teeth are sometimes called the "eye" teeth? Premolars Canines Incisors Bicuspids - answer-Canines Which proximal surface of a tooth is closest toward the midline of the body? Occlusal Facial Incisal Mesial - answer-Mesial A permanent dentition consists of how many premolars? 4 8 12 None - answer-8 When a mouth is divided into fourths, the parts are referred to as: Quadrant...

NUR 215 - EXAM 1 Questions and Answers with Relevant Terms. NUR 215 - EXAM 1 Questions and Answers with Relevant Terms Why nursing is considered a profession? Education, knowledge, selfless concern for others, follows a code of ethics, practice autonomy, accountability, and responsibility, professional organizations What is a nurse? Highly trained, well educated, caring, and competent. 6 basic skills Critical thinking skills Communication skills Organizational skills Leadership s...

Potential modes of transmission for COVID-19 include person-to-person via respiratory droplets when an infected person coughs or sneezes, and touching a surface or object that has the virus on it and then touching their own mouth, nose, or possibly their eye. - True - False Correct Answer - True What are the potential signs and symptoms of COVID 19? (select all that apply) - Shortness of Breath or difficulty breathing - New loss of taste or smell - Fever - Cough Correct Answer - ...