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BLood borne pathogen /pain management 19

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what is nsaids?

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Helps reduce inflamation and pain by preventing the release of inflamatory mediators such as histamine

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tylenol

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is a non opiod analgesic

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what is analgesic

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The patient is feeling pain

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Adjuvant

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means to assist or aid another treatment m

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deep somatic pain

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osteogenic pain is bone,ligament tendon,and blood vessel

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visceral pain

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soft tissue pain is pain from stimulation of internal deep receptors

ex traumatic injury or surgery

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cutaneus pain

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pain that is superficial pertaining to the surface

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prostaglandin

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are hormones that act in the immediate area to initiate inflamation by sentizing local pain receptors

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what is referred pain

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pain felt in area other then where the pain was produce

ex heart attack

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intractable pain

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pain that be relieved is incurable or is resistant to treatment

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Endorphins

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Natural body chemicals produced by the brain response to pleasant thoughts or feeling exercise laughter sex and massage

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What a pathogen

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Any agent that cause disease

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What are disease causing microrganisms

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viruses, bacteria, parasites

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What are common blood borne pathogens

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Hep c, hep b ,hiv

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osha

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us Department of labors occupational safety and health Administration, they regulate certain jobs from blood borne pathogens,They insure Employee safety.

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Osha Training does what ?

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It educates employees regarding blood borne pathogens and minimize exposure ,Using standard precautions, ppe and work practice controls

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Who needs osha Training

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Anyone who has potentIAL FOR EXPOSURE OR OTHER POTENTIALLY INFECTIOUS MATERIAL

EX NURSES,PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT AND OTHE HEALTH CARE EMPLOYEE

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WHAT CAN YOU DO TO PREVENT CERTAIN ILLNESSES

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PROVIDING VACCINATIONS AAND PROMPTING INFECTION PREVENTION AND PROMPTING INFECTION AND CONTROL TRAINING

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WHAT ARE ROUTES OF TRANMISSION

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CONTACT,DROPLET,FOOD,AIR,VECTOR

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ENGINEERING CONTROLS

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NEEDLESS DEVICES,PLASTIC CAPILLARY TUBES

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WORK PRACTICE CONTROLS

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HAND HYGIENE, NO NEEDLE

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THE FDA

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REGULATES SHARPS DISPOSAL CONTAINERS AS CLASS II MEDICAL DEVICES