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MP 1 final exam, review #2
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Which link in the chain of infection is broken when your take antibiotics for a strep throat?
causative agent/ infectious agent
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What are the 3 types of transmission-based precautions?
airborne, droplet, contact
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If you purposefully tell false rumors that harm another person's reputation, you are guilty of:
slander
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You are frustrated with a "difficult" patient. Exasperated, you threaten to hit him. You are guilty of:
assault
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You had chicken pox as a child and are not immune to chickenpox. What type of immunity is this?
naturally acquired passive immunity
naturally acquired active immunity
artificially acquired passive immunity
artificially acquired active immunity
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What is the primary purpose of documentation?
communication between health care workers
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What type of PPE should be used in both droplet and airborne precautions?
mask
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What is the most thorough method of killing microbes, as it kills all microorganisms (including spores)?
sterilization
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Name a blood-borne illness that health care workers can receive a vaccination for.
Hepatitis B
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Give an example of sterotyping
answers vary- viewing all people in a group as the same
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A patient is diagnosed with tuberculosis. What type of transmission based precautions should be used?
airborne
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Give an example of palliative care
answers will vary- care that alleviates symptoms, but does not cure
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Name 3 illnesses that are caused by viruses
Covid, common cold, influenza, AIDS, hepatitis, measles, mumps
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Name the 5 stages of grief and grieving (Kubler-Ross)
denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance
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Name 3 things that are part of your culture
answers will vary
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What is an autoclave used for?
sterilization of instruments
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What is the term for a hospital-acquired infection?
nosocomial infection
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A patient's vital signs are an example of________ observations (subjective or objective)
objective
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Name the 4 D's of negligence
duty of care, derelict, damages, direct cause
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A patient has a draining wound infection. What kind of transmission based precautions should be used?
contact precautions
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Name 3 illnesses that are caused by fungi
oral thrush, vaginal yeast infection, candidiasis, athlete's foot, jock itch
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Dr. Romano tells a "dead beat" patient to leave the hospital and go to another hospital (giving him bus fare). What law has Dr. Romano broken?
EMTALA
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Give an example of passive, nonvoluntary euthanasia
answers will vary
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Name the 4 guiding principles of ethics
autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, justice
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You are very busy and do not have time to watch a patient with dementia, so you put restraints on him. What tort have you committed?
false imprisonment
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An important personal characteristic for health care workers is empathy. What is empathy?
the ability to understand how someone else feels
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Name 3 examples of patients that are legally incompetent to give informed consent
minor, dementia, head injury, under the influence of drugs/alcohol
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If a surgeon operates on a patient without obtaining informed consent, she is guilty of:
battery
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What type of pathogen is killed by antibiotics?
bacteria
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What document outlines the rights and responsibilities of patients in a health care facility?
patient's bill of rights
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Name an event that would be considered a sentinel event
rape, infant abduction, suicide of monitored pt., wrong blood, wrong surgery
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What is the difference between an antiseptic and a disinfectant?
antiseptic used on skin, disinfectant used on objects
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Give an example of prejudice
answers will vary- pre-judging, forming a strong opinion without knowing the facts
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Name 3 illnesses that are caused by bacteria
strep throat, UTI, meningitis (some), pertussis, tuberculosis, syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia
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Name the 3 different types of advance directives
DNAR, DPOA for healthcare, living will
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Give an example of active, voluntary euthanasia
physician-assisted suicide
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What does the abbreviation bid mean?
twice a day
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What is an autoclave used for?
sterilization of instruments
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What type of precautions should be used when caring for a patient with severe burns covering most of the body?
reverse/protective isolation
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Which link in the chain of infection is broken when you keep a patient's infected wound covered with a dressing?
portal of exit
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Give an example of passive, voluntary euthanasia
answers will vary- removing something that is keeping someone alive and person requested it (living will)
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What is the most common cause of nosocomial infections?
contaminated hands of health care workers
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