CNA Exam 2 matching

PPE refers to

personal protective equipment

PPE consists of

gloves ,gown, mask, facial mask, surgical hat, surgical Shield ,surgical shoes, goggles

BBP refers to

blood borne pathogens

Coordinated body movement refers to

using the weight of the body to help with movement

Medical asepsis refers to

techniques that are used to physically remove or kill pathogens

Entrapment refers to

a person becomes trapped in a side rail or Rail and mattress

Personal protective equipment refers to

gloves gown Mask goggles surgical hat surgical boots

Airborne pathogen refers to

pathogens that can be transmitted through the air

Accident refers to

unexpected unintended event that can cause bodily injury

Incident report refers to

a document that is completed after accident or injury has happened

Type A refers to

a type of fire fueled by wood paper cloth leaves or grass that can be put out by water

Syncope refers to

the medical term for fainting or passing out

Leukocytes refers to

the medical term for white blood cells (WBC)white blood cell fights against infection

Cardiac arrest refers to

when the heart stops

Balance refers to

stability produced by seen distribution of weight

Hepatitis C refers to

bloodborne pathogen that causes a chronic condition that results in liver inflammation and will most likely require a liver transplant

Seizure refers to

generalize and violent contraction and relaxation of the body's muscle

HIV refers to

bloodborne pathogens that involves the body's T cells killing them causing the body to become unable to fight infection

Healthcare Associated infections (HAI) refers to

infections people get while being treated in hospital or workers get by treating patients

Transient Flora refers to

microbes that are picked up by touching contaminated objects or people who have an infectious disease

Alignment refers to

good posture

Procedure refers to

a series of steps followed in a particular order when providing care to a patient or resident that helps to ensure that the care provided is safe and correct

Respiratory arrest refers to

a condition where breathing has stopped

DNR refers to

do not resuscitate the patient does not want to be saved

Basic life support (BLS)refers to

basic Emergency Care techniques such as rescue breathing and CPR

CPR refers to

cardiopulmonary resuscitation

Nosocomial Infections refers to

infections that patients or residents get while receiving treatment in a hospital or other health care facilities a type of healthcare associated with infection(HAI)

Tuberculosis (TB) refers to

Airborne infection caused by a bacterium that usually infects the lung

Material safety data sheet(MSDA) refers to

a document that summarizes key information about a chemical is consumption which exposes Maybe dangerous what to do if an exposure should occur and how to clean up spills

Incident refers to

occurrence that is considered unusual undesired or out of the ordinary and disrupts the normal routine for the patient or the staff

Pulse point refers to

the points where the large arteries run close enough to the surface of the skin to be felt as a pulse

Reservoir refers to

a place where a pathogen can live and grow

Aspiration refers to

the accidental inhalation of a farming material such as food or liquids that vomits into the airway

Type C refers to

electrical fire commonly caused by Frayed Wires

Pathogen refers to

microbes that can cause illness

Susceptible host refers to

a person that due to being in poor General Health very young very old or having and indwelling medical device is now vulnerable to all infections

Type B refers to

fire fueled by a petroleum product example gasoline automotive oil cooking oil or Grease

Type A refers to

fire Fueled by what paper clothes leaves or grass that can be put out by water

Hemorrhage refers to

severe uncontrolled breathing

Disoriented refers to

state of being unable to answer basic questions about a person the place or time state of confusion