Hugging a person with a blood borne disease

Bathing a patient with a blood borne disease

Taking blood pressure from a person with a blood borne disease

Coming in direct contact with blood from an infected person

A dire situation when a person's health or life is at risk.

A resident with respirations within normal limits

An alert resident

A resident with a normal pulse

Prosthetic devices

Surgical devices

Positioning devices

Adaptive devices

Ease the resident to the floor, protecting the head

Jump in front of the resident to break the fall

Grab the resident quickly so the resident doesn't fall

Simply let them fall and call for help

Maintain function and increase independence

Help residents get off pain medication

Help residents meet other residents

Get the resident started for the day

emphasize maintaining and improving the resident's existing abilities

require the resident to depend on the nurse aide to perform all tasks

make sure resident performs ADLs within a set amount of time

discourage the resident from using any prescribed adaptive devices

8 days but is unable to infect others at any time

7 days and can infect others during this tie

21 days and unable to infect others at any time

14 days but unable to infect others after 24 hours

Prevent the spread of harmful germs that travel in the air usually 3 feet

Are used when a resident has Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA)

Prevent the spread of chickenpox

Prevent the spread of tuberculosis

On every single person cared for

Only on residents that request you wear gloves

Only on people who look like they have a blood borne disease

Only on residents whose charts indicate they have an infection

Break in link to infection

First level to prevent infections

Control and prevention of disease

Nosocomial infections