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Lesson 5-Infection Prevention & Precautions

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    Infection Prevention and Standard precaustions
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  • What is Infection prevention?
    Methods used to stop the spread of disease
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  • Describe a microorganism and what are the 3 types
    Microorganisms are tiny living organism, always present around us. The types are Bacteria, Viruses, and Fungi
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  • What are pathogens?
    HARMFUL microorganism that INVADE the body and CAUSE INFECTIONS
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  • What are the 6 links in the Chain of Infection? (in the correct order)
    1. Causative Agent, 2. Reservoir, 3. Portal of Exit, 4. Mode of Transmisson, 5. Portal of Entry, 6. Susceptible Host
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  • What are the 2 modes of Transmission?
    Direct and indirect contact. Hands of healthcare setting workers are the primary mode of transmission.
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  • What are the portals of entry?
    Pathogens enter through body opening like mouth, nose, eyes or cuts. Including mucous membranes
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  • Who are the Susceptable Host?
    People who are not immune or not vaccinated CAN BECOME SICK.
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  • What can reduce susceptibility?
    Vaccines (e.g for flu or hepatitis B)
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  • Which is the #1 prevention Method that stops the spread of infection?
    Hand washing
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  • When do you have to wash your hands?
    upon arriving at a client's home, Before/After contact with clients, body fluids or contaminated items., B4 meals,feeding,or food preparation & after garbage
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  • How long must you wash your hands for after touching? What do you have to sing?
    scrub hands for at least 20 seconds and sing "Happy Birthday" 2x
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  • What are standard Precaustions?
    They treat ALL blood, bodly fluids, broken skin, and mucouse membranes as infectious., (Use with EVERY CLIENT)
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  • What are transmission-based infections?
    These are used for SPECIFIC INFECTIONS and added to standard precautions. These depend on how the infection SPREADS ( Ex: airborne, droplet or contact)
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  • I have to dispose contaminated of needles, razors and sharps. What container do I use?
    Biohazard containers
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  • Where do you dispose of soiled dressing and biomedical waste?
    in a Biohazrd container (Red) to prevent exposure
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  • Why is it important for you to keep your nails trimmed and not wear artificial nails , bracelets or rings?
    To prevent harboring bacteria
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