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LEARNING MODULE: INFECTION PREVENTION, BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS, ISOLATION PRECAUTIONS & SAFETY

LEARNING MODULE: INFECTION PREVENTION, BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS, ISOLATION PRECAUTIONS & SAFETY. For Clinical Students and Instructors July 2014. Objectives At the completion of this learning module, you should be able to:. Identify basic understanding of infection control concepts.

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Continuous Glucose Monitoring

Continuous Glucose Monitoring. Diabetes Management Evolution. Glucose Monitoring. Urine Testing. 1977 Blood Glucose Meter. 2012 Dexcom G4. 2000 First CGM system. 2005-2007 Real-time CGM. Navigator. 2006 Paradigm REAL-Time, combining Insulin Pump and CGM. 1999

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Chemistry safety Part 2

Chemistry safety Part 2. Before Lab. Your instructor is a trained professional who is very familiar with the procedures performed in each experiment. If you have questions or require clarification even after watching the video, do not hesitate to ask. Before Lab.

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Nosocomical Infections

Nosocomical Infections. CLS 212 medical microbiology Mrs. Basmah Al- Maarik. INFECTIONS. Nosocomial Infections (=Hospital-acquired Infections): Infections that are acquired within hospitals or other healthcare facilities. Community-acquired Infections:

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HANDWASHING

HANDWASHING. When should we wash our hands or use hand sanitizer?. 1. Before eating. 2. After going to the bathroom. 3. When hands are dirty. 4. When you sneeze or cough. 5. After touching animals. HANDWASHING TIPS.

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Infection Control

Infection Control. Unit 13. Disease Prevention. Asepsis: absence of disease-producing microorganisms Medical Asepsis: medical practice that reduces the numbers of microorganisms or interrupts transmission from one person to another person or from person to place or object. Handwashing

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Case

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Case

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C. difficile and Hand Hygiene for Healthcare Settings

C. difficile and Hand Hygiene for Healthcare Settings. Clean Hands Save Lives. Clean hands are the most important factor in preventing the spread of disease and antibiotic resistance in settings across the continuum of health care. Hand hygiene :

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Top 5 steps to washing your hands

Top 5 steps to washing your hands. By: Dyani and McKell. Step 1. You have germs all over your hands so rinse them off!. Step 2. Use soap!!. Step 3.

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Flu Season Is Here

Flu Season Is Here. Alexandra Carbajal Bloomington Wellness Center. Avoid Getting or Spreading the Flu. Sneezing and coughing etiquette Cover mouth and nose with a tissue No tissue? Use your elbow or sleeve Wash hands frequently Use soap, warm water for 20 seconds

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Flu Season Is Here

Flu Season Is Here. Student Name Bloomington Wellness Center. Avoid Getting or Spreading the Flu. Sneezing and coughing etiquette Cover mouth and nose with a tissue No tissue? Use your elbow or sleeve Wash hands frequently Use soap, warm water for 20 seconds Drink fluids

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