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CNT Written Exam, clean needle technique review True - answersT/F: You should avoid being in direct patient care when you are acutely ill and until you are fever free for at least 24 hours without the use of NSAIDS False - answersT/F: Gloves protect the practitioner against needlestick accidents False - answersT/F: The first step in cleaning and disinfecting cups and gua sha tools is to rinse with a strong disinfecting solution then wash with soap and water. True - answersT/F: High level ...

Clean Needle Technique what is the purpose of CNT? - answersreduce risk of spreading infection from patient to patient, from patient to ourselves, or from ourselves to patient. Reason for CNT - answersReduce risk of accidents Help maintain public safety Help meet medical, legal and ethical requirements of healthcare workers Sterilizatation - answersthe process of destroying ALL microbial life (including viruses) via sterilants (chemicals) or sterilizing methods. Disinfection - answersthe...

clean needle technique HB kim book skin and mucous membranes of the nose, throat, urethra, and rectum stomach acid healthy cells of the nose and lungs normal mucus and saliva nonspecific factors: tears, urine, acidity of vaginal secretions - answersnatural barriers autogenous infection and cross infection - answerstypes of infection caused by pathogens that the patient is already carrying - answersautogenous infection caused by pathogens acquired from another person - answerscross infect...

Clean Needle Technique: CNT Protocol Products designed to reduce the density of microbial life on living tissue, particularly on the skin of the patient or practitioner - answersAntiseptic Techniques for preventing infection during invasive procedures (surgical operations, dressing wounds, etc) - answersAseptic techniques No, because it is not performed in a manner that preserves the sterility of of the acupuncturist's hands, or the skin of the patient. - answersIs acupuncture an asepti...

Clean Needle Technique In order to maintain greatest safety for practitioners, always make and act upon the following assumption: - answersall patients may have a bloodborne pathogen The immune system consists of 2 major components: - answersHumoral and Cellular This immunity consists of naturally occurring antibodies. Protein systems and Contact Cascades! - answershumoral immunity This immunity consists of Neutrophils, Macrophages/Monocytes, B-Cells, T- Cells. - answerscellular immunity ...

Clean Needle Technique Differentiate self from non-self - answersFundamental role of immune system Failure of the immune system to differentiate self from non-self - answersAutoimmune disorders result from Constitutive complement protein system and immunoglobulins - answersHumoral components of the immune system consist of... Liquid fraction of the blood and other body tissues - answersWhere are humoral components of the immune system found Neutrophils, macrophages/monocytes, as well as ...

Clean Needle Technique Hand washing - answersWhat is the most important procedure for preventing nosocomial infections Washing your hands - answersWhat is the single most effective way to prevent the transmission of disease With soap and running water - answersWhat is the most effective form of hand washing? Us an alcohol-based hand sanitizer - answersHow do you wash your hands when there is no sink or running water available? No accepted optimal length of time but studies support 15 seco...

Clean Needle Technique True - answersSevere adverse events to acupuncture needling are very rare False - answersPneumothorax occurs at a rate of approximately 1/1000 acupuncture visits in the U.S. True - answersInsertion site pain may occur because alcohol was not allowed to dry before needle insertion False - answersSomeone taking anticoagulant medications should never be needled because the risk of bleeding is too high remove the needles - answersThe first step to respond to needle fai...

Clean Needle - CNT & Clean Field components of Clean Needle Technique - answers1. Hand Sanitation 2. Establishing and maintaining a clean field 3. Skin preparation 4. Isolation of contaminated sharps 5. Standard precautions 6. Use of sterile single-use needles and seven-star hammers, press tacks/intradermal needles, lancets 7. follow emergency procedures in the event of needle-stick or other clinical accident gloves are worn when - answers1. bleeding occurs or is likely 2. needling in a...