Exam 3: Safety Practices
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Principles of epidemiology are used to trace the source and minimize the risk of ____________________ infection.
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The primary method of protection from infection is good ____________________ technique.
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In 1996 the Hospital Infection Control Practices Advisory Committee (HICPAC) of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) established a two-level set of guidelines for isolation precautions designed for acute care hospitals.Explain the two levels and how health care workers help control the spread of infection.
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A disaster may be caused by nature or by humans and is considered to be any ____________________ that injures or kills many people at one time.
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At certain times during the year, the flu can reach epidemic proportions in various heavily populated areas.Explain the infectious process and the response people should show to reduce the spread.
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______________________________ may be used so that a small force can lift a heavy object or person.
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Employee exposure protocol requires that the injured employee be seen and treated within:
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How should a family respond when one member is diagnosed with an infectious disease?
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Appropriate hand-washing elements include all of the following except:
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Match the numbered word below with the best definition.
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One concern that has been raised because of _________________________ of wastes is the production of toxic gases.
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OBRA nursing assistant training requirements include all of the following except:
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There are four classes of chemical fire extinguishers.The class of fire extinguisher used to put out metal fires is:
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