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Name: ______________________________Department/Institution:____________________________ 4. Emperic Precautions or most commonly used in the a. Hospital setting after culture reports have confirmed the diagnosis. b. Nursing home for known MRSA carriers. c. Clinic, Urgent Care and emergency room settings when the differential diagnosis includes a communicable disease. d. All of the above. 5. Standard Precaution guidance may be found a. at http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dhqp/gl_isolation.html b. at http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/bbp/ c. at http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/tb/ d. at http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/ - 18 -
Name: ______________________________Department/Institution:____________________________ Goals & Objectives Community Acquired Infections - Respiratory Contact hours – 1.0 Goal To increase the learner's awareness of common community acquired infections and epidemiologic factors. Objectives • Recall the classification system of communicable diseases. • Identify the role of the institution in surveillance and reporting of community acquired infections. • Recognize common community acquired infections affecting the respiratory system. Test 1. Examples of Class I diseases are a. Plague, cholera and yellow fever b. Giardia, hepatitis and legionella c. Lyme disease, genital herpes and MRSA d. All of the above 2. Examples of Class II diseases include a. Any suspected bioterrorism event b. HIV infection c. Mumps, tuberculosis and leprosy d. Colds, staph infections and strep infections 3. Whenever a health care facility suspects an outbreak of a communicable disease in the community they serve, they should a. Contact the local health department or an official at the state health department. b. Contact the incident commander c. Contact Emergency Management about a possible bioterrorism threat d. Contact the local school nurse to close the school during the outbreak. 4. The ICP may work closely with the local health officials to a. Improve communication and prompt reporting of communicable diseases requiring prompt investigation and isolation. b. Timely report all suspected diseases c. Track exposure to lead in the homes d. Compile reports of communicable diseases. 5. The following are classified as a respiratory disease a. Polio, tetanus and yersiniosis b. Extrapulmonary TB, stomach flu and norovirus c. Legionellosis, pneumococcal pneumonia and whooping cough d. Blastomycocis, anaplasmosis and babesiosis. - 19 -
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