'Universal precautions' diaporamas de présentation

Infection Control II

Infection Control II. Elements Needed to Transmit Infection. An infectious agent A reservoir or an environment in which the pathogenic microbes can live and multiply. A portal from which to exit the reservoir.

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Breastfeeding Friendly Child Care Provider Training

Breastfeeding Friendly Child Care Provider Training. 10 Steps Toolkit. Amber France MS IBCLC Wood County Health Department afrance@co.wood.wi.us (715)421-8937. Wood County Breastfeeding Coalition HPWC Chronic Disease Prevention Team Wood County Health Department. Grant.

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DIETARY MANAGERS TRAINING PROGRAM REVIEW SESSION

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Universal Health Care Precautions

Universal Health Care Precautions

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TOSHA Compliance for Dental Offices

TOSHA Compliance for Dental Offices.

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UNIT 10

UNIT 10. Medication Administration Essentials. Key Terms. Allergy Ethical Illegal Meniscus. Opaque Precipitate Unethical. Legal Implications. Those who administer medications must be Legally and ethically responsible for actions Licensed, registered, or authorized by physician

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General Medical Conditions and Additional Health Concerns

General Medical Conditions and Additional Health Concerns. General information. Like everyone athletes can become ill. It is important to recognize these conditions early and refer them for the appropriate medical attention.

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Cities

How Did HIV Spread?. Cities. dirty needles, unsafe blood transfusions. more sexual partners . greater mobility. How Did HIV Spread?. Jet travel. How Did HIV Spread?. How was the Epidemic Discovered?. HIV spread silently around the world for fifty years. 1930s. 1981.

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Ambulance Module

Ambulance Module. Operations Reporting Record Keeping. EMT Roles - Driver. Responsible for mechanical check Tires Gas level Oil brakes, etc. EMT Roles - Attendant. Responsible for medical supplies Back boards Oxygen Splints Bandages, etc. EMT Roles - other. Paperwork

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Bloodborne Pathogens Are:

Bloodborne Pathogens Are:. Microorganisms carried by human blood and body fluids Can be spread through contact with infected blood Cause infections and illness. Bloodborne Pathogens Are Found In. Body fluids containing visible blood Torn or loose skin etc.

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Breastfeeding in The Child Care Setting: Creating a Supportive Environment

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Triathlon : medical considerations

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Microbicide Trials: Implications for Young People

Microbicide Trials: Implications for Young People. Dr Sengeziwe Sibeko ; MB ChB , FCOG, MS Epi Research Gynecologist (On behalf of Prof. Quarraisha Abdool Karim ) UNAIDS Inter-Agency Task Team on HIV and Young People (IATT/YP) 28-29 June 2011, Paris, France. Overview:

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Welcome!

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Management of infection prevention and control

Management of infection prevention and control. Antoinette Barton-Gooden 2013. Objectives. Discuss the aims of infection control Identify the levels of responsibility for infection prevention and control Discuss the advantages of infection control

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Bloodborne Pathogens

Bloodborne Pathogens. Bloodborne Pathogens. What are Bloodborne Pathogens?. Bacteria Virus. Bloodborne Pathogens. Warning: Blood can also be found in other body fluids. As a result, bloodborne pathogens can be transmitted through contact with these fluids as well. Bloodborne Pathogens.

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When to Use or Not Use By Don Hudson D.O.

CHEST TUBES. When to Use or Not Use By Don Hudson D.O. . Chest Tubes. Indications and purpose drainage of fluid and air from pleural space or mediastinum used to treat pneumothorax, hemothorax, hemopneumothorax and empyema (pus) useful in fluid collection

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Emergency First Aid

Emergency First Aid EMERGENCY FIRST AID Have you ever been the first on scene of an accident that resulted in an injury or serious illness? If you have then you know what its like to be the only link between a victim and emergency medical care.

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MANDATORY HIV TESTING

MANDATORY HIV TESTING. James G. Anderson, Ph.D. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS. What are the arguments for and against mandatory testing of health care workers? What are the arguments for and against mandatory testing of patients?

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First Aid

First Aid. Universal Precautions. Universal Precautions. Protect people from disease How can you practice universal precautions?. Wear disposable gloves Cover any open wounds on your body Dispose of any bodily fluids from the injured person Do not eat or drink while giving first aid

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