Part 16: Standard Precautions & HIV & Drug Resistance

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Standard precautions were proposed in what decade

1990s

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Standard Precautions is a combo of

Universal precautions (blood and body fluids) + Body Substance Isolation (moist body substances + airborne pathogens)

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Standard Precautions apply to:4

  1. blood

  2. all body fluids, secretions & excretions

  3. non-intact skin

  4. mucous membranes

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True or False: Standard Precautions involve all body fluids, secretions & excretions regardless of whether they contain visible blood

True

Unlike universal precautions (only the ones that contain visible blood)

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Standard Precautions s involve all body fluids, secretions & excretions EXCEPT

sweat

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What are the ABCs of to protect yourself from aids/hiv

abstinence

be faithful

condoms

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True or False: RTT has a huge role in treating HIV related cancers

False: RTT has a small role

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RTT would primarily be used to treat what AIDS related cancer?

AIDS related lymphomas

FYI: such as Kaposi Sarcoma

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Antibiotics have been heavily used for over___

½ century

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Issue with overuse of antibiotics

evolution of drug resistant microorganisms

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Why is it easy for bacteria and viruses to evolve and become drug resistant?

mutations arise quickly in bacteria and viruses. THey have a VERY short reproductive cycle (they can reproduce in minutes)

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True or False: New drug resistant strains can arise very quickly

True

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Antibiotic resistance has created___

super-germs