Infection Control Procedures
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Most pathogens are destroyed by:

  • Oxygen
  • Water
  • High heat (correct)
  • Nourishment

Aseptic practices:

  • Are a link in the chain of infection
  • Destroy spores
  • Reduce the number of microbes (correct)
  • Destroy all microbes—pathogens and nonpathogens

Standard Practices:

  • Involve surgical asepsis
  • Are used for all clients (correct)
  • Prevent the spread of airborne pathogens
  • Are not necessary for children or older clients

Gloves are always worn in the following situations:

<p>If you bite your fingernails (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Proper use of personal protective equipment involves the following:

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Which of the following indicate signs of infection?

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Destroying Pathogens

The method that destroys most pathogens.

Aseptic Practices

Practices that reduce the number of microbes.

Standard Practices

Practices used for all clients to prevent infection spread.

When to wear gloves?

Always wear gloves when you bite your fingernails.

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PPE Proper Use

Removing PPE after leaving the work area.

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Fever

A rise in body temperature; often a sign of infection.

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Vomiting

Forceful expulsion of stomach contents; can indicate infection.

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Pain

Physical suffering or discomfort; a common sign of illness.

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Tenderness

Sensitivity to touch; may indicate inflammation.

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Redness

Redness of the skin; often a sign of inflammation or infection.

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Fatigue

Feeling of tiredness or lack of energy; can be a symptom of illness.

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Change in Behaviour

A noticeable alteration in normal behavior; may indicate a medical issue.

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Swelling

Enlargement of a body part or area; can be caused by inflammation or fluid buildup.

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Loss of Appetite

Reduced desire to eat; can be a sign of illness.

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Study Notes

  • High heat destroys most pathogens
  • Aseptic practices reduce the number of microbes
  • Standard practices are used for all clients
  • Gloves should be worn if biting fingernails
  • Proper PPE use includes wearing gloves when touching contaminated items or surfaces
  • Signs of infection includes fever, vomiting, pain, tenderness, redness, fatigue, a change in behaviour, swelling, loss of appetite

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This lesson covers standard infection control practices. It emphasizes the importance of aseptic techniques, proper PPE use, and recognizing signs of infection. High heat destroys pathogens, reducing the risk of transmission.

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