what are two important factors of handwashing

friction and warm water

process used to wash and remove blood

sanitization

method of destroying microorganisms

sterilization

what procedures appropriate for carrying blood

leak proof container

what is most affected method of controlling spread of conjunctivitis

wash hands

when inflammation mediators released at site

increased blood flow

what is cell mediated immunity

it occurs at site of infection

relapse

Latin infection

old woman question/ what would classify the disease as

shingles is an Latin infection

items contaminated with which of the following

all is correct

key to reducing antibiotic resistance

limit the use of antibodies to the one similar to pathogen

if eye is exposed to anything

flush the eye

disease caused by growth of pathogenic organisms

infectious disease

what disease caused by virus

herpes

how do we treat virtual infectious

treat the symptoms

what should not be done when sanitize an instrument

heavy gloves should be worn

what is consider the 2nd link in the chain of infection

reserboir

direct transmission occurs through which?

discharged of an infected person

what is not a classification for a insturment

restablizing

which antiseptic

iodine

instrument that has tip to slide under a suture

suture removal scissors

jaws are shorter and look stronger than hemostat jaw

needle holder

instrument has fine tip for retrieval of foreign objects

splinter forceps

very sharp hooks

towel forceps

instrument able to spread

speculum

largest hemostat

kelly forceps

what forcep is used to grab tissue

both forceps

what's true about autoclave process

All

complete destruction of organism

surgical asepsis

what is performed on cuffs after each use

disinfectant

when should patient call office immediately

what passes through body organ of cavity

perforated

wound where skin is broken exposing underlying tissue

open wound

wound that is usually a result of blunt trauma

closed wound

which type of wound has jagged edges

laceration

which type of wound is superficial and made by scraping of skin

abrasion

what type of wound is closed but has blood underneath

contusion

in which phase of wound healing is fibrin mostly involved

first phase

which phase is proliferation

3rd phase

which phase focuses on removing bacteria

2nd phase

which phase is collagen mostly involved in

final phase

which type of bandage is preferred over plane gauge

wrinkled roller bandages