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| MSDS/OSHA/make the work place safer |
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| tissue is rubbed or scraped off |
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| can be seen under microscope, but not to the naked eye |
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| primary, secondary, tertiary |
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| surgical instrument/long handle/metal loop/used for scraping cavities |
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| causes blood vessels to constrict |
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| 2-pronged instrument/grasping body tissue |
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| unconsciousness by depressed CNS/used for major surgeries |
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| reduces pathogenic transmission |
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| limited and brief loss of sensation |
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| needs a host to survive, cannot live outside the body/carried by fleas, lice, ticks, mites. |
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| gowns, face shields/googles |
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| The purpose of infection control |
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| to prevent the spread of disease |
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| thick capsules around bacteria, resistant to most means of asepsis |
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| smallest infectious agent |
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| instrument has been washed but not treated further |
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| indicates if the pack has been sterilized |
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| 3 levels of infection control-lowest to highest |
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| sanitation, disinfection, sterilization |
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| determined by persons well being |
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| lock instruments in place |
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| traps germs, scrub brush cannot reach all areas, dirt and debris hide under |
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| pouring solution into a sterile field setup |
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| hold bottle 2-6 inches above container |
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| why cut sutures close to the skin when removing? |
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| prevent contamination underlying tissue |
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| hold back edges of tissue |
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| suture is pulled toward incision line to prevent tension |
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| affected by nutrition, general health, and adequate blood supply to the injured area |
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| pouring a sterile solution |
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| place cap with open end face down |
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| suture size for wound repair |
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| based on amount of healing time needed, and strength of suture needle |
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| are strong but not stronger than sutures |
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| inserting a catheter into a bladder would need to be sterile |
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| never reach over a sterile field |
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| removing adhesive closures |
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| pull tape toward the wound |
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| drainage of serum and blood |
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