'Antimicrobial soap' diaporamas de présentation

Public Health: Whatcom County

Public Health: Whatcom County. Infectious Disease Update Protecting the Protectors Emergency Response. Presented by Joni Hensley, R.N, BSN Whatcom County Health Dept March 31, 2005. Infectious Disease Update. Organism that is transmissible Method of transmission Susceptible host.

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Thermotherapy

Thermotherapy. By Ren Peterson, Laurel Petersen, Jason Neilsen, Angela Perkins. Objectives 11. Educate on the physiologic effects of different thermotherapy agents. Inform on the indications, contraindications, precautions, and recommendations for a variety of thermotherapy agents.

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HAND HYGIENE IN HEALTH-CARE SETTING

HAND HYGIENE IN HEALTH-CARE SETTING. HISTORY CONTD-. 1975/1985- CDC Guidelines Recommended washing hands with antimicrobial soap before & after performing invasive procedures.

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Prevention of HIV in Health Care Facilities

Prevention of HIV in Health Care Facilities. Dr KANUPRIYA CHATURVEDI. LESSON OBJECTIVES. Describe strategies for preventing HIV transmission in the healthcare setting Describe universal precautions (UPs) in the context of PMTCT

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FORENSIC SCIENCE CRIME SCENE SAFETY

FORENSIC SCIENCE CRIME SCENE SAFETY. F.Y.I. The most common way for crime-scene personnel to become exposed to infectious blood borne pathogens, is through injuries involving sharps (needles, knives, etc.). Forensic investigators should never enter an unsecured crime scene.

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Infection Control

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Handwashing

Handwashing. Recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In a Healthcare Setting. Regular handwashing is the MOST important practice for aseptic technique. Ingredients = plain soap and water

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Handwashing

Handwashing. Recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In a Healthcare Setting. Regular handwashing is the MOST important practice for aseptic technique. Ingredients = plain soap and water

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