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narrowing/obstruction of airway
creaking/whistling/grating
can be first signs of serious disorder
Choose an answer
Where are sterile gowns considered
1 What does the CMRTO do? 2
sterile?
3 Diffine exotoxins 4 What is stridor?
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Terms in this set (138)
, What does the CMRTO do? protects public interest
registration to practice
standards of practice
What does CAMRT do? liability insurance
advocacy
continuing development
best practice guidelines
What is intentional tort law? purposeful with intent of creating consequences
What is unintentional tort law? negligence in patient care + patient injured as result
Diffine exotoxins proteins that cause damage to the cell
What is the chain of infection? host
infectious microorganisms
mode of transportation
reservoir
Two modes of transportation? Exogenous: outside body (ex.droplet/contact)
Endogenous: inside body (ex. normal flora)
What is a reservoir? organisms can multiply and spread here
What is a carrier? someone who has no symptoms but carries the
disease
Define antiseptics inhibit growth but may not kill
ex. alcohol, betadine
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Practice questions for this set
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narrowing/obstruction of airway
creaking/whistling/grating
can be first signs of serious disorder
Choose an answer
Where are sterile gowns considered
1 What does the CMRTO do? 2
sterile?
3 Diffine exotoxins 4 What is stridor?
Don't know?
Terms in this set (138)
, What does the CMRTO do? protects public interest
registration to practice
standards of practice
What does CAMRT do? liability insurance
advocacy
continuing development
best practice guidelines
What is intentional tort law? purposeful with intent of creating consequences
What is unintentional tort law? negligence in patient care + patient injured as result
Diffine exotoxins proteins that cause damage to the cell
What is the chain of infection? host
infectious microorganisms
mode of transportation
reservoir
Two modes of transportation? Exogenous: outside body (ex.droplet/contact)
Endogenous: inside body (ex. normal flora)
What is a reservoir? organisms can multiply and spread here
What is a carrier? someone who has no symptoms but carries the
disease
Define antiseptics inhibit growth but may not kill
ex. alcohol, betadine
