Prevent infection

Incontinence

Remove the catheter

Continence

Virus

Fomite

Bacteria

Fungi

Reservoir

Mode of transmission

Portal of Entry

Causative agent

Medical standards

Medical Asepsis

Sterilization

Sterile technique

Make sure to use the strong muscles of the back

Keep feet as close together as possible

Bend at the knees, squat and lift the box

Bend from the waist, making sure not to bend the knees

Can transmit pathogens to others and have no symptoms

is a susceptible host

Cannot transmit pathogens

Has the signs and symptoms of infection

Lying on the left side

High fowlers

Semi-sitting position

Reclining with legs elevated

An infection that has spread through the whole body

A respiratory infection with fever, chills, confusion, and nausea

A healthcare acquired infection (HAI)

A finger that is red, swollen, painful, and hot to the touch

For the convenience of the staff

With a doctor's order

When a resident keeps pressing the call signal

When a nurse does not have time to watch the resident

Infection 

Contact

Airborne

Droplet