...control and nosocomial infections. Expanded the Diseases...
...Infectious Diseases Nosocomial Infections Control of Infectious...
...helminths Define nosocomial infections Explain treatment for...
...4: Define nosocomial infections. Utilize the PowerPoint...
...type of nosocomial infections are _____. A)...
..._____. A) bloodstream infections B) respiratory infections...
...infections B) respiratory infections C) surgical site...
...C) surgical site infections D) urinary tract...
...D) urinary tract infections Answer: D Objective...
...used to fight infections C) do not...
...3 33) Fungal infections are known as...
...incidence of _____ infections. A) bacterial B)...
...can cause nosocomial infections. Answer: True Objective...
...3 21) Viral infections can be treated...
...for systemic fungual infections entail risky side...
...to treat protozoal infections. Answer: True Objective...
..._____ or hospital-acquired infections are infections acquired...
...hospital-acquired infections are infections acquired in a...
...spread of nosocomial infections. Answer: handwashing Objective...
...infecting new hosts. Infections with helminths are...
...routes of nosocomial infections are contact with...
...known allergens. Fungal infections are known as...
...mycoses are opportunistic infections. Helminths are parasitic...
...numbers of offspring. Infections with helminths are...

...guidelines to prevent infections that are difficult...
...guidelines to prevent infections of the urinary...

...p. 2705 Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) ( infections...
...infections (HAIs) ( infections that occur while...
...condition Catheter-related bloodstream infections (CRBIs) Healthcare-associated pneumonia...
...(HAP) Surgical site infections (SSIs) Central line-associated...
...Central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSIs) Clostridium difficile-associated...
...(CLABSIs) Clostridium difficile-associated infections (CDIs) 10 common...

...of microorganisms causing infections Four categories of...
...organisms Types of infections Colonization ( process...
...( bacteremia Acute infections ( generally appear...
...short time Chronic infections ( develop slowly,...
...See LIFESPAN CONSIDERATIONS Infections, p. 528 Infectious...
...organ failure Healthcare-associated infections Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs)(...
...Healthcare-associated infections Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs)( infections associated...
...Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs)( infections associated with delivery...
...environment, personnel Iatrogenic infections ( direct result...
...Settings Biological threat infections Increased level of...
...packaging Prevent urinary infections ( maintain closed...
...sleeves Preventing healthcare-associated infections Prevention is most...
...preventing, detecting, treating infections All infections reported...
...treating infections All infections reported to infection...
...history of recurrent infections, medications, stressors, nutritional...
...and cultural considerations Infections manifest in a...
...Topical for skin infections Independent All skills...
...B, idoxuridine Severe infections, cellulitis ( orally,...
...( ceftriaxone Chlamydial infections ( oral erythromycin,...
...erythromycin, tetracycline HSV infections of eye (...
...for secondary bacterial infections Linked to increased...
...grows older, recurrent infections eventually will cease...
...associated with nonbacterial infections, inflammatory processes Etiology...
...Symptoms depend on infections location and clients...
...with differential Recurrent infections, persistent bacteriuria (...
...lower urinary tract infections ( short course...
...infection with antibiotic-resistant infections 7- to 10-day...

...Characterized by opportunistic infections Understanding of immune...
...response against chronic infections After settling into...
...response against chronic infections Dendritic cells( serve...
...lowered resistance to infections, poor response to...
...diseases, and pneumococcal infections Specific goals for...
...and treating opportunistic infections Education Important to...
...with multiple opportunistic infections, cancers See Box...
...Neurologic manifestations, opportunistic infections, significant constitutional disease...
...of virus Opportunistic infections Aids dementia complex...
...can occur Opportunistic infections Most common manifestation...
...disseminated disease Other infections Herpes CMV Parasitic...
...Herpes CMV Parasitic infections Women with AIDS...
...findings Bacterial, opportunistic infections See CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS...
...Prevent of opportunistic infections Treatment of disease...
...examinations for opportunistic infections Pap smears every...
...prophylaxis of opportunistic infections Stimulate hematopoietic response...
...response Treat opportunistic infections and malignancies Effectiveness...
...not eradicate HIV infections Medications expensive Scheduled...
...prevent, treat opportunistic infections See Table 84...
...OF COMMON OPPORTUNISTIC INFECTIONS AND MALIGNANCIES IN...
...other sexually transmitted infections (STIs), other commonly...
...other commonly occurring infections Hepatitis B vaccine,...
...history Risk factors Infections Medications Foreign travel...
...Implementation Prevent secondary infections Preventing infection with...
...Protect from opportunistic infections Provide skin care,...
...23 hours Preventing infections in those with...
...upper-respiratory or other infections Immunize child with...
...symptoms of opportunistic infections and malignancies, as...
...free from secondary infections Client will have...
...increased risk for infections Typical early manifestations...