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3. Do not le so they conteal 4. Follow standard precautions when handling speciali 5. Replace bed rails that were let down during patient procedures. rite the type o lack if contact preca those that requires KNOWLEDGE DRILL 3-6: PATHOGEN TRANSMISSION AND PRECAUTIO A list of microorganisms, diseases, and conditions follows. Using colored pens or pend precautions involved Write "A" in blue if airborne precautions are required, "C" in black a are required, "D" in green if droplet precautions are required, and "S in brown next to the standard precautions. Write RBP in red next to those that are also bloodborne pathogens 1. Bordetella pertussis C difficile _CMV Group A strep (draining wound) HBV HCV HIV HDV Impetigo Influenza Malaria-causing microbe Mycoplasma pneumoniae Neisseria meningitides RSV Rubella virus (congenital) Rubeola virus Staphylococcus aureus (draining abscs. Syphilis-causing microbe Mycobacterium tuberculosis Varicella virus 7. — 10. 20. KNOWLEDGE DRILL 3-7:TRUE/FALSE ACTIVITY The following statements are all false. Circle the one or two word(s) that make the statement false correct word(s) that would make the statement true, in the space provided ment false and we 1. Asepsis is a condition of being contaminated with microorganisms that can cause disease. 2. Nosocomial infection is a relatively new term applied to infections acquired during health care health care setting 1. The HCS was developed to protect employees from bloodborne pathogens. 4. The source of an infectious agent is called a vector SHA regulations require employers to offer reduced price HBV vaccination for employ involve risk of exposure. 6. Studies have shown that artificial nails harbor 7. The spores of Clostridium difficile of Clostridium difficile are easily killed by alcohol-based hand cleaners. employees whose duties athogenic microbes than natural nails.
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AIRBORNE PATHOGENS: are mostly transmitted through air from an infected person while speaking, sneezing or coughing. Measures should be taken to prevent the spread of diseases from an infected person to susceptible persons.

a) Rubella virus (congenital)

b) Mycobacterium tuberculosis

c) Varicella virus

BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS: It is always better to treat all human blood and certain body fluids as if they contain any bloodborne pathogens. Universal precuations should be amintained while treating these type of bloodborne diseases to reduce the spread of infection to those who are treating the patient.

a) CMV

b) HBV

c) HCV

d) HIV

e) HDV

f) Malaria causing microbes

g) Syphilis causing microbes

CONTACT PRECAUTIONS: measures should be taken to prevent the spread of diseases transmitted by the physical transfer of pathogens to a susceptible host's body surface

a) C. difficile

b) Group A strep (draining wound)

c) RSV

d) Staphylococcus aureus (draining abscess)

e) Impetigo

DROPLET PRECAUTIONS: Measures should be taken to prevent the spread of diseases transmitted from a diseased person by pathogens through air to a susceptible person's eyes, nose or mouth.

a) Neisseria Meningitidis

b) Bordetella pertussis

c) Influenza

d) Mycobacterium pneumoniae

STANDARD PRECAUTIONS: measures designed to prevent the transmission of organisms and used for all patients in healthcare facilities regardless of diagnosis or infection.

a) Rubeola virus

TRUE/FALSE:

1. Asepsis is a method known to say that the environment is free from the diseases.

2. Nosocomial infection is a hospital-acquired infection. It is the term the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention is the new term that is used to describe the infections linked with healthcare delivery in any healthcare settings.

3. HCS meaning Hazard Communication Standard. It is created to protect the Nation's workers (particularly health workers) from the exposure of bloodborne pathogens.

4. Vector is an organism that carries an infection. It is not a source of infectious agent. For instance, in malaria a mosquito is the vector. Host is the infectious agent.

5. No. The vaccine is free of charge those employees who work in a HBV prone areas or at risk of exposures in OSHA regulations.

6. No. Artificial nails have greater number of pathogens than natural nails because the changes in nails leads to increase in colonization and transmission of pathogens.

7. Alcohol-based hand cleaners do not kill the spores of Clostridium difficile. Hand washing using soap and water is the technique used to kill these infection.