Name: Score:
20 Multiple choice questions
Definition 1 of 20
How it enters a new host
Portal of entry
Reservoir
Airborne
Portal of exit how it escapes
Definition 2 of 20
-patient centered care
-quality improvement
-teamwork and collaboration
-evidence based practice
-safety
-informatics
Six QSEN (quality and safety education for nurses) competencies
3 Nursing skills used in client care plans
Review the NANDA list of nursing diagnoses and their use in describing potential and
actual client problems
List professional behaviors that are consistent with those of a nurse
, Definition 3 of 20
Hand washing, gloves, long sleeve gown.
Contact
Reverse
Airborne
Airbornes
Definition 4 of 20
Acute infection
Neutrophils (55-70%) increased
Monocytes (2-8%) stable
Lymphocytes (20-40%) increased
Neutrophils (55-70%) decreased
Definition 5 of 20
"sterile technique" used to destroy microorganisms and spores
-only a sterile object may touch a sterile object
-hold sterile objects above waist level
-never turn your back to a sterile area
Medical asepsis (clean technique)
surgical asepsis
Prodromal stage (2nd)
susceptible host
20 Multiple choice questions
Definition 1 of 20
How it enters a new host
Portal of entry
Reservoir
Airborne
Portal of exit how it escapes
Definition 2 of 20
-patient centered care
-quality improvement
-teamwork and collaboration
-evidence based practice
-safety
-informatics
Six QSEN (quality and safety education for nurses) competencies
3 Nursing skills used in client care plans
Review the NANDA list of nursing diagnoses and their use in describing potential and
actual client problems
List professional behaviors that are consistent with those of a nurse
, Definition 3 of 20
Hand washing, gloves, long sleeve gown.
Contact
Reverse
Airborne
Airbornes
Definition 4 of 20
Acute infection
Neutrophils (55-70%) increased
Monocytes (2-8%) stable
Lymphocytes (20-40%) increased
Neutrophils (55-70%) decreased
Definition 5 of 20
"sterile technique" used to destroy microorganisms and spores
-only a sterile object may touch a sterile object
-hold sterile objects above waist level
-never turn your back to a sterile area
Medical asepsis (clean technique)
surgical asepsis
Prodromal stage (2nd)
susceptible host
