In a workplace, whom should you report an accident to?

There are six levels of disease prevention.

A primary goal of any healthcare setting is to provide the ______ possible care for its patients and its employee.

Infectious diseases makes immunocompromised patients more susceptible.

How many levels of disease prevention are there?

Susceptible is defined as

_________, such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites can cause and spread infectious diseases.

Which of the following is to prevent or stop the spread of infections?

EVERY bodily fluid must be considered a potentially infectious material regardless of a patient.

What is the full name of the CDC?

A primary goal of any healthcare setting is to provide the safest possible _____ for its patients.

Blood-borne diseases CANNOT be transmitted by any other means than needle sticks.

A ____________ is when a healthcare provider is accidentally pricked by a needle used on a patient.

What is the name for infectious microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease in humans?

Young children, the elderly, or those with chronic health conditions are especially vulnerable for infections.

Chain of infection is a series of events enabling germs to cause WHAT in a person?

The process of sterilization ONLY destroys the bad bacteria.

Asepsis is the ________ of disease-producing microorganism or pathogens.

The ______ (or host) is where the germs can live and multiply which can include a person, place or thing.

What is an object or area considered when organisms or pathogens are present?

Healthcare workers need to protect themselves from injury by using proper _____ mechanics.

Managing risk to ensure patient and employee safety is the responsibility of what organization?

Sepsis is defined as____________________.

Which is NOT a standard precaution?

PPE stands for?

Diabetes is an non-communicable disease.

Which of the following is a communicable disease?

Aseptic Techniques include the following:

What does SDS stands for?