Infection Control, Vital Signs and
Infection
Pain Management
Control, Vital –
Signs
Key
and
Infection
Nursing
Pain Management
Control,
Concepts Vital
Study
–
Signs
Guide.pdf
Key
and
Nursing
Pain Management
Concepts Study
– Guide.pdf
Key Nursing Concepts Study Guide.pdf
Infection Control, Vital Signs and Pain
Management – Key Nursing Concepts
Study Guide
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Infection Control, Vital Signs and
Infection
Pain Management
Control, Vital –
Signs
Key
and
Infection
Nursing
Pain Management
Control,
Concepts Vital
Study
–
Signs
Guide.pdf
Key
and
Nursing
Pain Management
Concepts Study
– Guide.pdf
Key Nursing Concepts Study Guide.pdf
,Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf
Terms in this set (120)
Chain of Infection The chain of infection has 6 links: Infectious
Agent, Reservoir, Portal of Exit, Mode of
Transmission, Portal of Entry, Susceptible Host.
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Infectious Agent Bacteria, fungi, viruses, parasites, or prions.
Reservoir Habitat where the agent lives, grows, and
reproduces (animate: people, insects, animals;
inanimate: soil, water, equipment, feces).
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Portal of Exit How the agent leaves the reservoir (ears, nose,
mouth, skin, blood, body fluids via
GI/respiratory tract/skin).
Mode of Transmission How the agent moves (contact, droplet,
airborne).
Portal of Entry Any body orifice that allows the agent to
replicate (ears, nose, mouth, skin).
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Infection
Pain Management
Control, Vital –
Signs
Key
and
Infection
Nursing
Pain Management
Control,
Concepts Vital
Study
–
Signs
Guide.pdf
Key
and
Nursing
Pain Management
Concepts Study
– Guide.pdf
Key Nursing Concepts Study Guide.pdf
Infection Control, Vital Signs and Pain
Management – Key Nursing Concepts
Study Guide
Guidehttps://www.stuvia.com/dashboard!@_)#*)(@$)($@*($@)($@*_
Infection Control, Vital Signs and
Infection
Pain Management
Control, Vital –
Signs
Key
and
Infection
Nursing
Pain Management
Control,
Concepts Vital
Study
–
Signs
Guide.pdf
Key
and
Nursing
Pain Management
Concepts Study
– Guide.pdf
Key Nursing Concepts Study Guide.pdf
,Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf
Terms in this set (120)
Chain of Infection The chain of infection has 6 links: Infectious
Agent, Reservoir, Portal of Exit, Mode of
Transmission, Portal of Entry, Susceptible Host.
Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf
,Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf
Infectious Agent Bacteria, fungi, viruses, parasites, or prions.
Reservoir Habitat where the agent lives, grows, and
reproduces (animate: people, insects, animals;
inanimate: soil, water, equipment, feces).
Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf
, Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf
Portal of Exit How the agent leaves the reservoir (ears, nose,
mouth, skin, blood, body fluids via
GI/respiratory tract/skin).
Mode of Transmission How the agent moves (contact, droplet,
airborne).
Portal of Entry Any body orifice that allows the agent to
replicate (ears, nose, mouth, skin).
Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf Infection Control, Vital Signs, and Pain Management_ Key Nursing Concepts.pdf
