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1. In general, an incision should NOT be allowed
24 hrs following initial
to get wet until
clo- sure
2. contamination causes a greater number of infec- Endogenous
tions in all types of wounds except those
classified as clean
3. Most wound infections do not become evident clinical- 5 days
ly for days or longer after operation
4. are the resting, protective stage of Spores
some rod-shaped bacilli
5. reverses the effects of opiate Naloxone (Narcan)
agonists and is used clinically to reverse
respiratory depression and excessive sedation
that results from opiate over- dosage
6. this paricular opportunistic pathogen is Streptococcus
responsible for about 90% of all cases of pyogenes
pharyngitis---strep throat
7. sutures are preferable in contaminated wounds
Monofilament
8. is often encountered in hospital and Pseudomonas
clinical work because it is a major cause of
nosocomal infec- tions and is often found in
burn victims
9. What is the most common bacteria found may be- come
in posto- peative wound infections severe within
hours
10.
Infections due to streptococci or clostridia
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St hylococcus aureus
ap 24
11. Anaerobic
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1. In general, an incision should NOT be allowed
24 hrs following initial
to get wet until
clo- sure
2. contamination causes a greater number of infec- Endogenous
tions in all types of wounds except those
classified as clean
3. Most wound infections do not become evident clinical- 5 days
ly for days or longer after operation
4. are the resting, protective stage of Spores
some rod-shaped bacilli
5. reverses the effects of opiate Naloxone (Narcan)
agonists and is used clinically to reverse
respiratory depression and excessive sedation
that results from opiate over- dosage
6. this paricular opportunistic pathogen is Streptococcus
responsible for about 90% of all cases of pyogenes
pharyngitis---strep throat
7. sutures are preferable in contaminated wounds
Monofilament
8. is often encountered in hospital and Pseudomonas
clinical work because it is a major cause of
nosocomal infec- tions and is often found in
burn victims
9. What is the most common bacteria found may be- come
in posto- peative wound infections severe within
hours
10.
Infections due to streptococci or clostridia
1/
6
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St hylococcus aureus
ap 24
11. Anaerobic
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