Steps in the infection transmission process

1. Agent leaves its reservoir through a portal of exit 2. Agent is moved by some mode of transmission 3. Agent enters a susceptible host through an appropriate portal of entry to infect new host

What are tips for proper gloving?

- Gloves should be changed between tasks - Gloves should be snug, but not too tight - Gloves should be pulled inside out when removed

Nepidae is not an infectious agent.

Nepidae is not considered an infectious agent, unlike Helminths, Fungi, and Bacteria.

Droplet spread is a direct mode of transmission.

Droplet spread is a direct mode of transmission, as opposed to transmission vehicles, transmission vectors, and airborne methods.

Reservoir link in the chain of infection.

The reservoir is the habitat in which an infectious agent lives, grows, and multiplies.

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle breaks the susceptible host link.

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is a method of breaking the susceptible host link in the chain of infection.

What accurately describes the modes of transmission link in the chain of infection?

The method an infectious agent uses to move

What are factors affecting the infectivity of infectious agents?

- Mode of transmission required - Ability to fight host’s natural defenses - Stability outside of its host

Pulsed electromagnetic field therapy

Used to reestablish healthy cellular functioning

Biofield and bioelectromagnetic-based

The two main types of energy therapies

Chinese herbal medicines

Often combined and given as teas, capsules, granules, powders, or liquid extracts

Complementary medicine

Medical practices which work in conjunction with traditional medicine

Rolfing is a term used to describe structural integration.

Structural integration is a type of bodywork that focuses on the connective tissues.

Chelation therapy is sometimes used to treat Alzheimer's disease.

Chelation therapy involves the administration of chelating agents to remove heavy metals from the body.

Reducing the visibility of scars is NOT a possible benefit of magnet therapy.

Magnet therapy is often claimed to help with pain relief and inflammation.

Reiki is a spiritual, vibrational healing practice used for stress reduction and relaxation.

Reiki involves the transfer of energy through the practitioner's hands to promote healing.

Application points correspond to different organs of body systems Stimulation is believed to eliminate blockage of energy responsible for pain or disease Speeds up recovery time after an injury or surgery

Manipulative and body-based practices do not address the digestive system.

It does address, Circulatory, Lymphatic and soft tissues

whole medical systems...

It focuses on the body, mind and spirit It has roots in non-western cultures It focuses on the presence of energy in the body as a whole

Example of complementary medicine

Joshua takes his prescription for fibromyalgia and attends craniosacral therapy.

Precision recommendation for scales in healthcare

One pound per 150 pounds of weight

Definition of bradypnea

Breathing which is abnormally slow

IHC: Unit 13-15 Exam Review Flashcards

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1.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Portal of Exit: Urogenital tract

Back

Urine

2.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Portal of Exit: Respiratory tract

Back

Sneeze

3.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Portal of Exit: Broken skin and mucous membranes

Back

Pus

4.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Portal of Exit: Gastrointestinal tract

Back

Vomit

5.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Types of 'link':

Mode of transmission

Back

Droplet spread

6.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Types of 'link':

Portal of entry

Back

Blood

7.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Types of 'link':

Reservoir

Back

Food

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