Nurs 3015 quiz #1 | UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers
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Infection Control and Isolation
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To prevent the spread of infections and diseases
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Chain of infection
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A sequence of necessary pieces for an infection to occur
- infectious agent, reservoir, portal of exit, mode of transmission, portal of entry, and
susceptible host
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Infectious agent
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something that contains bacteria, fungi, virus, parasite, or prion
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Signs of infection
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Redness, warmth, drainage, edema, tenderness
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Purulent drainage
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thick green, yellow, or brown drainage (pus)
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Serous drainage
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clear and watery
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Sanguineous drainage
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bloody drainage
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Serosanguineous drainage
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Mix of serous (watery) and sanguineous (bloody)
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Airborne
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Bacteria, viruses, and fungi that can spread through the air in the form of tiny droplets
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Active TB
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Infected, symptomatic, and contagious (fatigue, SOB, weight loss, etc)
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Latent TB
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Inactive TB infection without symptoms
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Reservoir
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The habitat of the infectious agent is where it lives, grows, and reproduces or replicates
itself
- Example = people during flu season
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Infection Control and Isolation
Answer:
To prevent the spread of infections and diseases
Question:
Chain of infection
Answer:
A sequence of necessary pieces for an infection to occur
- infectious agent, reservoir, portal of exit, mode of transmission, portal of entry, and
susceptible host
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Infectious agent
Answer:
something that contains bacteria, fungi, virus, parasite, or prion
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Signs of infection
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Redness, warmth, drainage, edema, tenderness
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Purulent drainage
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thick green, yellow, or brown drainage (pus)
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Serous drainage
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clear and watery
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Sanguineous drainage
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bloody drainage
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Serosanguineous drainage
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Mix of serous (watery) and sanguineous (bloody)
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Airborne
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Bacteria, viruses, and fungi that can spread through the air in the form of tiny droplets
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Active TB
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Infected, symptomatic, and contagious (fatigue, SOB, weight loss, etc)
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Latent TB
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Inactive TB infection without symptoms
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Reservoir
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The habitat of the infectious agent is where it lives, grows, and reproduces or replicates
itself
- Example = people during flu season
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