Infection Controltrasmission Based Precautions Jeopardy Template

Infection Control	Trasmission Based Precautions	Infection Control-Definitions	Trasmission Based Precautions-Definitions
10 What is small microorganisms that can cause infection Bacteria	10 What are transmission based precautions commonly known as? Isolation	10 the ability to fight off Aseptic	10 used to prevent spread of communicable diseases that are suspended on dust particles in the air Airborne
20 List 3 out of the 5 ways bacteria and viruses are spread 1. touching the resident 2. bathing the resident 3. secretion from the resident 4. urine from the resident 5. feces from the resident	20 What are the four types of transmission based precautions? 1, airborne 2. droplet 3. contact 4. protective (reverse)	20 a very small living thing (a germ) Microorganism	20 used with infections spread by direct contact to wounds Contact
30 What does the PPE include, list 3 of the 5 items 1. gloves 2. apron 3. gown 4. goggles 5. masks	30 chicken pox, mumps, tb, and shingles are examples of what tbp? airborne	30 exposed to germs contaminated	30 used to prevent spread of disease by large airborne droplets such as by sneezing Droplet
40 What are the organs in the lymphatic system? 1. tonsils 2. lymph nodes 3. spleen	40 When someone has a STOP sign on their door, what should you do? ask the charge nurse	40 invasion of the body by a disease-producing microorganism infection	40 used with people who have a serious decrease in ability to resist disease Protective (Reverse)
50 What conditions do microorganisms grow best? in a warm, dark, moist environment with available food	50 What are 2 purposes of tbp? 1. used to prevent the spread of disease producing germs 2. they protect the infected resident from further infection 3. they protect the resident with a weakened immune system from being exposed to infection from staff or visitors 4.they protect uninfect	500 a poisonous substance toxin

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