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1. Managing Infectious Diseases
2. Chain of Infection
3. Discuss the difference…. Infection:
“condition in which the host interacts physiologically and immunologically with a microorganism” p. 2475 Infectious Disease:
“the consequences that result from invasion of the body by microorganisms that can produce harm to the body and potentially death” p. 2475
4. Figure 70-2. Biologic spectrum of response to bacterial infection at the cellular level (left) and of the intact host (right). Redrawn from Evans, A.S., & Brachman, P. S. (1998). Bacterial Infections in humans. New York: Plenum.
5. Infection Prevention Identify the two principal agencies involved in setting infection prevention guidelines.
Develop a general Infection Control and Prevention Plan.
Develop a Plan of Care.
6. Health Care Associated Infections Identify three organisms with high Health Care Associated Infection (HAI) potential.
Discuss the associated care implications.
7. HAI Bloodstream Infections Identify the two classifications of causative organisms.
Identify the most common source of infection.
What must be combined with Standard Precautions in regards to prevention?
Discuss the importance of early detection.
8. Vaccination Programs Describe the goal of community vaccination programs.
Provide an examples of immunization programs.
9. Web Quest Complete an on-line search to find the latest vaccination recommendations for:
Adolescents
Adults
Health Care Providers
10. Influenza Describe the following terms associated with influenza illness and discuss the prevention and care implications for each:
Seasonal
Epidemic
Pandemic
11. Diarrheal Diseases Identify the portal of entry common to all diarrheal diseases.
Identify the three causes of diarrheal diseases.
12. Match the Diarrheal Disorder With the Cause
Escherischia coli
Salmonella
Calcivirus (Norovirus)
Giardia
Shigella
Crytptosporidium
Rotavirus
Campylobacter
Yersinia
Entamoeba histolytica
13. Diarrheal Diseases
Develop an Infection Control Plan for diarrheal diseases.
Develop a Plan of Care
14. Emerging Infectious Diseases “human infectious diseases with incidence increased within the past two decades or potential increase in the near future” p. 2475
Identify the agency that defines and tracks emerging infectious diseases.
15. Emerging Infectious Diseases Comprehensive List:
http://www3.niaid.nih.gov/topics/emerging/list.htm
Examples:
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)
West Nile Virus
Legionnaires’ Disease
Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome
Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers
Ebola
Marburg