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Chapter 9 Asepsis and Infection Control Lecture Notes

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Chapter 9 Asepsis and Infection Control
Lecture Notes
Asepsis
 Microorganisms
 Infection control and prevention
 Asepsis
 ______________________________
 ______________________________
Infection
 Chain of infection
 Infectious agent – ____________________________
 Reservoir – _________________________________________________
 Portal of exit – ________________________________________
 Mode of transportation – ________________________________________
 Portal of entry – ___________________________________________________
 Host – ________________________________________________________
Infectious Agents
 Bacteria
 _____________________
 ____________________
 Spores
 Viruses
 Smallest known agents
 _____________________________________
 Exceptions – rabies and HIV
 Fungi
 Belong to _____________________________________________
 Invade _________________________________ of the body
 Responsible for coccidioidomycosis (valley fever) and histoplasmosis (systemic fungal
respiratory disease)
 Protozoa
 _________________________________________
 Responsible for malaria, amebic dysentery, African sleeping sickness
Reservoir
 Supports ______________________________________________________________
 Need ____________________and proper atmosphere to __________________________
 Examples: soiled dressings, medical equipment
Portal of Exit
 ______________________ from the reservoir
 Prevent spread of ________________________________________
 _____________________________________________
 Covering nose and mouth when coughing or sneezing
Mode of Transmission
 _________________________________ - method by which microorganism carried and
transported to next host
 ______________________________
 _______________________________
 Living carrier
 _____________________________
 Inanimate (nonliving ) object
Portal of Entry
 The microorganism _____________________________________________________________
 When _______________________________________ are reduced – enter host and produce
infection
 Examples: skin punctured with contaminated needle, Foley catheter, IV site
Host
 An organism in which another organism is
____________________________________________.
 Infection will not develop unless host is _____________________ to the microorganism’s
strength and numbers
 ________________________________have proven effective in reducing susceptibility to some
types of infectious diseases
Inflammatory Response
 Inflammation
 Signs of inflammation
 Signs of ____________________________inflammation
 ______________________ of inflammatory response
Health Care–Associated Infections
 ______________________________
 Exogenous
 Endogenous
Occupational Health Service
 Important in _______________________________________________________ in health care
by taking measures to protect health care workers and patients from certain infections
 Federal law requires making available __________________________ and vaccination series to
all employees
Standard Precautions
 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) provides guidelines to
______________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________and other potentially infectious materials
Isolation Technique
 First tier: ___________________________________________
 Environmental barriers
 Private or ________________________________
 Closing the patient’s ______________________
 Wearing ______________________________________
•
Gown
•
Mask
•
Goggles
•
Gloves
Hand Hygiene
 __________________________________________ and basic preventive technique
 Learn how to wash hands properly
 Don’t wear ___________________________________
 Each patient has own set of ______________________________________________
 Be careful with ______________________________equipment
Gloving
 Wear only______________
 If contaminated during care –
________________________________________________________________________
 If __________________________during use – remove gloves, wash hands, and apply a new pair
 Demonstrate donning and removing gloves
Gowning
 Don to _____________________________________ from being soiled and protect against
unknown __________________________________________
 Aids ________________________________________________________________
 Visitors need to follow procedure
Mask and Protective Eyewear
 Protect from inhaling ______________________________________
 Prevent ______________________________________________ if resistance is reduced
 ________________________________________ – protect membranes and conjunctiva of eye
Disposing of Contaminated Equipment
 Some equipment is disposable, some is reusable
 Handling linen
 Place soiled linen in a _________________________ in the patient’s room
 Treat all linen as though it is ____________________________
Pulmonary Tuberculosis Precautions
 Pulmonary tuberculosis (TB)
 ____________________________________________
 __________________ respirator mask (N-95 mask) or PAPR mask
Surgical Asepsis
 Complete removal of ________________________________ including spores
 Technique and use
 Teaching patients
Principles of Sterile Technique
 Follow principles of sterile technique
 Assemble all the _________________________ necessary for a sterile procedure
_________________________________________
Using Alcohol-Based Hand Rub
 Acceptable means of _________________________________________
 Fingernails should be _____________________________________________________________
 Do not wear artificial nails
Managing Sterile Packages
 Paper or plastic containers
 Impervious to ________________________________
 ________________________________ items such as
•
Syringes
•
Gauze dressings
•
Catheters
 Before opening
 _________________________________
Preparing a Sterile Field
 Sterile field
 Prepare using ______________________________ of a sterile wrapper or a sterile drape
Opening and Pouring Sterile Solutions
 Bottle that contains a sterile solution is
______________________________________________________________________________
 Bottle’s neck is also contaminated, but the inside of the bottle cap is _____________________
Donning Sterile Gloves
 Two methods
 Open gloving
 Closed gloving
Cleaning, Disinfection, and Sterilization: Cleaning
 Cleaning
 Disposable objects are __________________________
 Reusable objects are _______________________
 Cleaning equipment that is soiled by organic material
•
Patient care technician should put on __________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
 Disinfection
 __________________________________________
 _____________________________________________
 Sterilization
 _____________________________________________________
 Two types
•
___________________
•
_____________________
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