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NR I224 IExam I1 IStudy IOutline

The I following I is Ia I list Iof Iconcepts I for Iyou I to Iunderstand Ito Ibe Isuccessful Ion I Exam I1

• Infection IControl

o Measures Ito Iprevent Iinfection I–

Wash I hands Iwith Isoap Iand I water Iwhen I they Iare Isoiled Ior I visibly Idirty I with Iblood
IorIother Ibody I fluids; IWet I your Ihands, Iapply Isoap Iand Ithen Iscrub Ithem I vigorously I for


IatIleast I15 Iseconds; IUse Ian Ialcohol-based I hand I rub I(foam I in Iand Iout I when Ientering Ia


Ipatient’s Iroom)



o The Ichain Iof Iinfection Iand Iinte rventions Ito Iprevent Iat Ieach Istage
I–


o Modes Iof Itrans mission I– IContact I(direct/indirect), IDroplet, IAirborne,
IProtectiveIe nvironment


o I Define Istandard Iprecautions Iand Ispecific Iisolation Iprecautions, Iidentify
examples Iand IPPE Irequired IforIeach.

Airborne IPrecautions: IPatient IPlacement I– Iprivate Iroom Ithat Ihas I monitored I negative
Ipressure, Ior Iportable IHEPA Ifilter I in Iroom, Ikeep Ithe Iroom Idoor Iclosed Iand Ikeep


IpatientIin Iroom, Iwash I hands I with Iantimicrobial Iagent I immediately Ibefore I leaving Ithe

Ipatient’s Iroom. IRespiratory Iprotection I– Iwear Ian IN95 Irespiratory I mask, Ido I not


Iremove I until I after I leaving Iroom ISusceptible Ipersons Ishould I not Ienter Ithe Iroom Iof


Ipatients I with Iknown Ior Isuspected I measles I(rubeola) Ior Ivaricella I(chicken Ipox) I if


I immune Icaregivers Iare Iavailable, IPatient ITransport I– I limit I moved/transport Iof


IpatientsIfrom Iroom I to Iessential Ipurposes Ionly Iduring Itransport, Iplace Isurgical I mask Ion


Ithe Ipatient, I notify I receiving Idepartment Iof I isolation Iprecautions. IAnthrax, IFlu,


I measles, I TB, ICryptococcosis.



Droplet IPrecautions: IPatient IPlacement I– IPrivate Iroom/Wash Ihands I– Iwith
Iantimicrobial Iagent I immediately Iafter I mask/glove Iremoval Iand Ibefore I leaving Ithe


Ipatient’s I room I Respiratory IInfection I– I wear I mask Iwhen Ientering Ithe Iroom, Iremove


I mask Iat Iroom Ientrance Iand Idiscard Iprior I to I leaving Ithe Iroom/ IPatient ITransport I–


ILimit I the I movement, Itransport Iof Ipatients I for Iessential Ipurpose Ionly, Iduring


ItransportIp lace Isurgical I mask Ion Ithe Ipatient I notify Ireceiving Idepartment Iof I isolation


Iprecautions. ICommon Icold, IStrep, IScarlet I fever, Idiphtheria, I mumps, Ipertussis


I(whooping I cough), Ipneumonia, Iplague.



Protective I Environment IPrecautions I– IVisitors I report Ito I nurse’s Istation Ibefore
Ientering Iroom. INo Ione Iwith Ian I infection I may I visit IStaff- I in I addition Ito


IstandardIp recautions, Ievery Itime I you Ienter Iroom: I hand I hygiene I– Ibefore Iand


Iafter IpatientIcontact IMask I– Ipatient Ishould Iwear Ia Isurgical I mask I when Iout Iof


Iroom. IPatient

, Placement I– IPrivate Iroom. IPreferable Ito Ikeep Idoor Iclosed. INo Ilive Iplants Ior
I flowersIa re Iallowed I in Ipatient’s Iroom. IProtective Iprecautions Iare I used Ito Iprotect


Iseverely I immunocompromised Ipatients I(transplant Ipatients, I neutropenic Ipatients)

I from I the I hospital Ienvironment.




Contact IPrecautions Iare Idesigned Ito I reduce Ithe I risk Iof I transmission Iof I microorganisms Iby
Idirect Ior I indirect Icontact. IDirect Icontact Itransmission I involves Ithe Iphysical I transfer Iof

I microorganisms I to Ia Isusceptible I host I from Ian I infected Ior Icolonized Iperson. IIndirect Icontact

Itransmission I involves Icontact Iof Ia Isusceptible I host I with Ia Icontaminated I intermediate Iobject.

IExamples Iof IDiseases: I gastrointestinal I infections I(including Idiarrhea Iof I unknown Iorigin),

IwoundIa nd Iskin I infections I (e.g. I impetigo) Iand Icolonization Iwith I multidrug-resistant Ibacteria I(e.g.

I methicillin-resistant IStaphylococcus Iaureus I(MRSA)).




• Special IFactors:

o Private Iroom Ior Irooms I with Ia Ipatient/resident I who Ihas Ia Isimilar Idiagnosis.

o Patient/resident Ishould Istay I in Iroom Iexcept I for I medically I necessary Iprocedures
IorIt herapies.




o Gloves I for Iany Icontact Iwith Ipatient/resident Ior Itouching Ianything I in Ithe Iroom.

o Gown I if I it I is I likely I that Iclothing Iwill Ibe I in Icontact Iwith Iany Ipatient/resident Ior
IanyIsurfaces I in Ithe Ipatient/resident Icare Ienvironment.




o Mask Iand Ieye Iprotection I if Isplashing Ior Isplattering Iof Iany Icontaminated
IsubstanceIis I likely.




o Patient/resident Icare I items Isuch Ias Iblood Ipressure Icuff, Istethoscopes Ior
Ithermometer Ishould Ibe I “dedicated” I(used Ionly I for Ithat Ipatient/resident

IandId isinfected Ior Idiscarded Iafter Ithe Ipatient/resident I is Idischarged).




o I Body Idefenses Iagainst Iinfection, I who Iis Imore Iat Irisk Ifor Ideveloping Iinfections
o I Symptoms I of I infection I –

Symptoms I vary Iwidely, Ior Ithey I may Inot Ioccur Iat Iall. ISome Ipatients I have
Ifever,Ic hills, Ior I fatigue.

Most Icommon Itypes
Common Icold
Symptoms I include Ia Irunny Inose, Isneezing, Iand Icongestion. IHigh I fever Ior
IsevereIs ymptoms Iare Ireasons Ito Isee Ia Idoctor, Iespecially I in Ichildren.

Flu
Symptoms I include I fever, Ichills, I muscle Iaches, Icough, Icongestion, Irunny
Inose,Iheadaches, Iand I fatigue.

Strep Ithroat
Common Isymptoms I include Isore Ithroat, I fever, Iand Iswollen I lymph I nodes I in
ItheIneck. IRarely, Icomplications Ican I involve Ithe I heart Ior Ikidneys.

Urinary Itract I infection

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