NEEDLES AND PINS A Case Study in the Management of Occupational Exposure to Percutaneous Injuries by...
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This case study by Lynn D.Austin
In needles and pins it creates an awareness to the medical and dental students an out the risk of transmission of infection.It descrines abputbthw safety practices.This could have been prevented by proper techniques, recapping .It stresses the importance of post exposure prophylaxis
Management of occupational posture to percutaneous injuries also stress the importance of post exposure prophylaxis .It stresses the importance of investigating a patient before any invasive procedure for infectious disease especially called as Triple H test (HIV,Hepatitis,HCV). The character Jennifer is in an emotional and physical trauma by thinking whether she will get an infection or not because of getting a needle stick injury while doing procedure on Ralph.
Hence the chance of occupational exposure is high in healthcare sector proper precautions has to be taken to prevent any infections and if injured immediate post exposure prophylaxis has to be done.
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NEEDLES AND PINS
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