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FPCC EXAM 1 - INFECTION CONTROL 2024 how does infection occur - correct answer infection spreads though the six links of the infection chain, all of which must be present to be transmitted from one person to another What are the six links in the chain of infection? - correct answer - infectious agent - reservoir - portal of exit - mode of transmission - portal of entry - susceptible host normal flora - correct answer microorganisms that live on another organism pathogen - corr...

FPCC EXAM 1 2024 WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS Nursing Interventions that break the chain of infection or reduce client's risk for infection - correct answer hand hygeine, maintain clean environment, cough ettique, implement infection prevention, TEACH infection prevention, support host defenses common examples of MDROs - correct answer MRSA: direct contact, crowed living conditions, sepsis, pneumonia, surgical site infections VRE: hospital failure to follow infection control C. diff: prolo...

what is the chain of infection - infectious agent host reservoir portal of exit mode of transmission portal of entry host what are some nursing interventions to break steps in the chain of infection - hand hygiene, maintain skin integrity, wound care, standard precautions, How can the nurse support the body's normal defenses? - making sure the skin is clean, dry, and intact. wounds are healing properly, good nutrition, hydrated, vitamins, HAND HYGIENE what factors make a patient less...

Defecation - Process by which the bowwl eliminates waste Valsalva maneuver - Contraction of abdominal muscles (straining) while maintaining closed airway Because of increased pressure within the abdominal cavity, raises blood pressure Dangers of Valsalva maneuver - Glaucoma Increased cranial pressure Complicates heart disease (increased BP) Abdominal wound complications Arrhythmias

FPCC Final Exam Guide Questions and answers/Complete Solutions Respiratory acidosis - Caused by hypoventilation pH < 7.35 PaCO2 > 45 Respiratory acidosis acute CM - 1. increased pulse & RR 2. headache, dizziness 3. confusion, decreased LOC 4. muscle twitching Respiratory acidosis chronic CM - 1. weakness 2. headache

transdermal, intradermal, subQ, into joints - 4 routes that local and topical anesthesias can be administered through change in heart rate, burning, itching, rash, decreased sensation - 5 side effects/precautions for local/topical anesthesia massage, TENS, heat and cold, acupuncture - 4 types of cutaneous stimulation that are non- pharmacological interventions use a pain scale, reassess signs and symptoms of pain, vital signs, evaluate pain impact on physical and social function, evaluate...

Stress & coping: (2) - stress management techniques - 1. Exercise 2. Relaxation techniques 3. meditation 4. visualization or imagery 5. aromatherapy 6. biofeedback 7. acupuncture 8. chiropractic adjustment 9. touch therapies 10. massage 11. reflexology 12. humor 13. music 14. art 15. dance & sports 16. journal writing

transdermal, intradermal, subQ, into joints - 4 routes that local and topical anesthesias can be administered through change in heart rate, burning, itching, rash, decreased sensation - 5 side effects/precautions for local/topical anesthesia massage, TENS, heat and cold, acupuncture - 4 types of cutaneous stimulation that are non- pharmacological interventions use a pain scale, reassess signs and symptoms of pain, vital signs, evaluate pain impact on physical and social function, evaluate...

When administering an otic medication to a child, to ensure proper administration, what should the nurse do? - Pull the client's ear down and back What type of surgery is scheduled within 24 to 48 hours to relieve symptoms? - Urgent Surgery What does a positive Trousseau's and Chvostek's sign tell us, electrolyte wise? - Hypocalcemia

Pull the clients ear down and back - Proper administration of an optic medication to a child urgent surgery - Type of surgery that is scheduled within 24-48 hrs to relieve symptoms? Hypocalcemia - Positive trousseau and Chvostek signs are associated with what? assess the client - When a nurse makes a medication error what is the FIRST thing the nurse should do?