Patient Care Exam 1 with Questions and All Correct Guaranteed with Well Accurate
Answers
3 parts to HIPAA - Answer-Privacy, security, and electronic data interchange
A in RACE - Answer-Alarm- activate alarm system
Acquired immunity - Answer-Results from active production or receipt of antibodies
Active acquired immunity - Answer-Antibodies actually produced within a person's body
Airborne - Answer-Occurs from dust that contains spores or by means of droplet nuclei (TB,
varicella)
Artificial active acquired immunity - Answer-Antibodies formed by vaccination
Artificial passive acquired immunity - Answer-Antibodies are transferred from an immune
individual
Bacteremia and fungemia - Answer-Bacteria/fungus in the bloodstream
Bacteria - Answer-Single cell organisms classified by shape, divisional grouping, and reaction
to staining. Grow independently and can replicate without a host cell
Bedpan - Answer-Gloves and tissues ready, patient raises hips, keep patient covered, damp
and dry towel, check chart before disposing urine.
C diff - Answer-Clostridium difficile
, C in RACE - Answer-Contain- close any open doors to limit O2 supply, close other doors
Causes of fire - Answer-Spontaneous combustion, open flames, cigarette smokers,
electricity*
Chemical sterilization - Answer-The immersion and soaking of clean objects in a bath of
germicidal solution followed by a sterile water rinse.
Class A fire extinguisher - Answer-Solid combustibles (wood or paper)
Class B fire extinguisher - Answer-Flammable liquids and gases
Class C fire extinguisher - Answer-Electrical equipment or wiring
Common hazards - Answer-Electric shock, falls and collisions, chemicals and spills, and eye
splashes
Common healthcare worker injuries - Answer-Musculoskeltal disorders: repetitive motion
injuries, repetitive strain injuries, cumulative trauma disorders
Common reasons for fall - Answer-When patient backs into wheelchair to sit. Chair may roll
away if not locked, may miss edge of chair, may tip chair by being too close to the edge.
Considerations for patient transfer - Answer-ALL in patients must be moved from one
department to another by wheeled transport. (wheelchair, stretcher, bed, crib)
Cycle of infection - Answer-Portal of entry-->susceptible host-->pathogen-->reservoir--
>portal of exit-->means of transmission
Direct contact - Answer-Infected person must touch susceptible host and requires the
pathogens to be placed in direct contact with susceptible tissue. (syphilis, HIV, staph)
Answers
3 parts to HIPAA - Answer-Privacy, security, and electronic data interchange
A in RACE - Answer-Alarm- activate alarm system
Acquired immunity - Answer-Results from active production or receipt of antibodies
Active acquired immunity - Answer-Antibodies actually produced within a person's body
Airborne - Answer-Occurs from dust that contains spores or by means of droplet nuclei (TB,
varicella)
Artificial active acquired immunity - Answer-Antibodies formed by vaccination
Artificial passive acquired immunity - Answer-Antibodies are transferred from an immune
individual
Bacteremia and fungemia - Answer-Bacteria/fungus in the bloodstream
Bacteria - Answer-Single cell organisms classified by shape, divisional grouping, and reaction
to staining. Grow independently and can replicate without a host cell
Bedpan - Answer-Gloves and tissues ready, patient raises hips, keep patient covered, damp
and dry towel, check chart before disposing urine.
C diff - Answer-Clostridium difficile
, C in RACE - Answer-Contain- close any open doors to limit O2 supply, close other doors
Causes of fire - Answer-Spontaneous combustion, open flames, cigarette smokers,
electricity*
Chemical sterilization - Answer-The immersion and soaking of clean objects in a bath of
germicidal solution followed by a sterile water rinse.
Class A fire extinguisher - Answer-Solid combustibles (wood or paper)
Class B fire extinguisher - Answer-Flammable liquids and gases
Class C fire extinguisher - Answer-Electrical equipment or wiring
Common hazards - Answer-Electric shock, falls and collisions, chemicals and spills, and eye
splashes
Common healthcare worker injuries - Answer-Musculoskeltal disorders: repetitive motion
injuries, repetitive strain injuries, cumulative trauma disorders
Common reasons for fall - Answer-When patient backs into wheelchair to sit. Chair may roll
away if not locked, may miss edge of chair, may tip chair by being too close to the edge.
Considerations for patient transfer - Answer-ALL in patients must be moved from one
department to another by wheeled transport. (wheelchair, stretcher, bed, crib)
Cycle of infection - Answer-Portal of entry-->susceptible host-->pathogen-->reservoir--
>portal of exit-->means of transmission
Direct contact - Answer-Infected person must touch susceptible host and requires the
pathogens to be placed in direct contact with susceptible tissue. (syphilis, HIV, staph)
