POHC-Chain of Infection Test

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The model that shows how diseases spread from one person to another is called the ___

Chain of Infection

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A germ or microorganism that causes disease is a

Pathogen

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A place where germs live and grow, such as dirty surfaces or standing water, is called a __

Resevoir

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Coughing, sneezing, or bleeding are examples of a _

Portal of exit

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The way germs move from one person to another is the _

Means of transition

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A way for germs to enter a new person, such as through a cut or mouth, is the ___

Portal of entry

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A person with a weak immune system who easily gets sick is a

Susceptible Host

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An animal or insect that carries disease, such as a mosquito or dog with rabies, is a _

Vector

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one-celled germ; antibiotics can kill it (example: strep throat)

Bacteria

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needs a host to reproduce (example: flu, COVID-19).

Virus

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plant-like germ; causes athlete's foot.

Fungi

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animal-like, one-celled germ; causes malaria.

Protozoa

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parasitic worm that lives inside the body.

Helminth

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Microbes that are not harmful are called ___

Non Pathogenic

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Microbes that cause disease are called

Pathogenic

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Before giving a shot, a nurse uses ___, such as __ on the skin.

Antisepsis, Iodine.

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A housekeeper wipes tables and beds with __ , such as __ to kill germs on surfaces.

Disinfection, Bleach.

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In the lab, tools are placed in an __ for __ to kill ALL microorganisms

Autoclave, Sterilization.

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Wash your hands for at least _ using __ and ____

20 seconds, soap, running water.

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Turn off the faucet with a _ to stay clean.

Paper Towel

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Handwashing is the most important part of _.

infection Control

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You should wash your hands after removing __

Gloves

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You should wash your hands when hands are dirty or have _ on them.

blood

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You should wash your hands after using the ___ or before ____

Restroom, Eating

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You should wash your hands after caring for a Patient with __ or __

C. diff or Norovirus.

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You should sanitize your hands before and after touching a _______

patient

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You should sanitize your hands after touching patient __ or medical equipment

Blood

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If hands look clean, rub sanitizer until dry for about __

15-20 seconds

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What is the order for donning PPE

gown, facemask, goggles/faceshield, gloves.

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What is the order for doffing PPE

Gloves, gown, goggles/faceshield, mask, handwashing.

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A nurse cleans a counter that has blood on it. The counter is the _

Reservoir

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Before changing a wound dressing, the nurse should wear , , __

Gloves, gown, faceshield.

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The dental assistant places instruments in an autoclave. This process is called _.

Sterilization

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A medical assistant explains that __ kills most germs on surfaces, but __ kills all germs.

disinfection, sterilization

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How long should a healthcare worker wash their hands between patients?

20 seconds