PPT-Transmission-Based Precautions

MDRO Management in Long Term Care Facilities Workshop Louisiana Office of Public Health Infectious Disease Epidemiology Section 2017 Objectives By the end of the presentation attendees will be able to. In addition to standard precautions, Ambercare personnel will follow strict specifications when caring for patients with infectious diseases. . Policy. Airborne Precautions as Recommended by the CDC. Welcome from Infection Control and Employee Health. Host Factors. Defenses. Intact skin. Mucous membranes. Immune system. Good health. Immunization. Susceptibility factors. Age. Heredity. Nutritional status. What to Do. Okay to enter:. Protective Precautions. Contact Precautions . (with . gown,gloves. ). Droplet . Precautions . (with mask). DO NOT ENTER:. Enteric . . Precautions . Airborne . Precautions. Anele. Waters, RN, BSc (. Hons. ), . MRes. HIV Research Nurse. North Middlesex Hospital, UK. HIV Transmission. HIV is . NOT. transmitted via . saliva, tears, sweat, faeces or urine. UNLESS. There is a visible presence of blood. Care Coordinators Meetings. 6/16/15. Kim Delahanty, Admin Director. Infection Prevention Clinical Epidemiology. *HAI- Healthcare Associated Healthcare Onset Infection. ** NHSN=CDC National Healthcare Safety Network. Transmission-based isolation precautions. Methods of caring for pts who have a communicable disease.. Communicable disease. =disease caused by a pathogen that can be easily transmitted to others. Transmission-based isolation. What are Standard Precautions?. Standard Precautions apply to blood and other body fluids containing blood, semen and vaginal secretions. Standard Precautions do not apply to feces, nasal secretions, sputum, sweat, tears, urine, saliva and vomit unless these contain visible blood or are likely to contain blood.. Evelyn Cook, RN, CIC. Associate Director. Objectives. Review Isolation Precautions . Review how Multi-drug Resistant Organisms (MDROs) emerge. Review the management of MDROs. Jane . D. Siegel, MD; Emily . 1. Presented by:. Phenelle Segal, RN CIC. President, Infection Control Consulting Services, LLC. E-mail: . info@iccs-home.com. Website: . www.iccs-home.com. Tel #: 215-859-6954. 2. OBJECTIVES. Describe the challenges of isolation precautions and how it affects resident movement within the long term care environment. Service Area:. Infection Prevention and Control. Phone:. 323-6337. Email:. kblan3@uky.edu. Date Developed:. 5/20/2018. Infection Prevention and Control. All materials on this template are Copyright © 2009 University of Kentucky Chandler Medical Center Learning Center unless otherwise noted. All rights reserved. Certain graphic images, text elements and logos are derived from The University of Kentucky and are used by permission.. It’s a Lifesaver!. Part 1: Video. . Chain of infection. Breaking the chain. Bloodborne pathogens. Exposure management. Modes of transmission / precautions. Chain of Infection. Chain of Infection. Becoming Infected Depends on 3 Variables. Avian Flu Avian u is a viral disease and it can be very contagious and even deadly in poultry (e.g., chickens, turkeys, ducks). Of great concern are the highly pathogenic avian inuenza (H Health Care-Associated Infections Infection Prevention and Control: Module 1, Chapter 1 3Chapter 1. Introduction to Health Care-Associated Key Topics  Health care-associated infections (HAIs) of p Explain the rationale for isolation precautions.. Outline the types and indications o. f isolation . precautions.. List the types of personal protective equipment used . in isolation . precautions.. December 1, 2013.