'Surgical asepsis' diaporamas de présentation

OR Experience

OR Experience. BY: Diana Blum RN MSN Metro Community College. Statistics 2009. Total number of inpatient procedures performed: 48.0 million Cardiac catheterizations: 1.1 million Coronary artery bypass graft: 415,000. Preoperative. Begins with the scheduling of procedure

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Unit 3: Your Working Environment

Unit 3: Your Working Environment. Competent Healthcare Basic Nurse Assistant Training Program. Key Terms. Antibiotic Asepsis Biohazardous waste Carrier Clean technique (medical asepsis) Communicable disease Contamination Disinfection Healthcare-associated infection (HAI) Immunity

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Chapter 45: Urinary Elimination

Chapter 45: Urinary Elimination. Bonnie M. Wivell, MS, RN, CNS. Anatomy. Kidneys remove wastes from the blood to form urine; play a key role in fluid and electrolyte balance Ureters transport urine from the kidneys to the bladder The bladder holds urine until the urge to urinate develops

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Aseptic Technique

Aseptic Technique. Infection Control and. MICROORGANISMS A microorganism (microbe) is a small living plant or animal. It is seen only with a microscope. Microbes are everywhere. Pathogens are harmful and can cause infections.

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Chapter 10 Asepsis

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Infection Control

Infection Control. Dr: Amira Ahmed Hassanein. ??? ???? ???? ??????? ?????? ?????? ????? ?????? ???????????. Infection Control. Maintenance of high standards of infection control practice is the responsibility of all healthcare personnel

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Chapter 1 Asepsis and Infection Control

Chapter 1 Asepsis and Infection Control. Infection Control Measures. Identifying the infection Preventing infection Breaking the chain of infection Controlling infection Minimizing complications Reducing adverse outcomes Teaching the patient about infection. Practice of Asepsis.

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Chapter 20

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Medical/Surgical Asepsis

Medical/Surgical Asepsis. Presented by: Cynthia Bartlau, RN, PHN, MSN. Objectives. At the completion of this lesson the student will be able to Discuss concepts related to the chain of infection Differentiate medical and surgical asepsis

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Chapter 57 Surgical Asepsis

Chapter 57 Surgical Asepsis. Asepsis, cont. Dirty : any object that has not been cleaned or sterilized for removal of microorganisms Contaminated : anything that is not sterile Clean : medical asepsis Devoid of all gross contamination Free of many microorganisms

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Infection Control

Infection Control. NPN 105 Joyce Smith RN, BSN. Changes in Control of Infections. Onset of HIV Insurgence of TB form endemic countries Increase in hepatitis Increase in immigrants Hospital cost containment Nosocomial infections. Infection Control.

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