Infection Control Update

10/9/01


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Table of Contents

Infection Control Update

Learning Objectives

Infection Control is Everyone’s Business

Infection Control: Basic Elements

The Infection Control Team

Infection Control Policy Manual: Location and Key Contents

Variance Procedure (IC manual PM 03-01, Appendix A)

Your Infection Control Responsibilities

CHAIN OF INFECTION

Health Care Associated Infections

Unfortunate 5%

Risk Factors: Devices

Consequences of Hospital Acquired Infections

Wash Your Hands!!

Proper handwashing is VITAL to infection prevention

How should I wash my hands?

Key Points for Cleaning & Disinfection of Environmental Surfaces/Patient Care Equipment

Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control Plan

Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control Plan

Standard Universal Precautions

Standard Universal Precautions (cont’d)

Types of Isolation (in addition to Standard Universal Precautions)

Communication of Isolation

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Job Task List

BE CAREFUL WITH SHARPS

ENGINEERING CONTROLS

Work Practice Controls

Waste Management

Method for sealing boxes

Labeling - DOT Regulations for biomedical waste

Bloodborne Pathogens

Hepatitis B

Hepatitis B Transmission

Hepatitis B Prevention

Hepatitis C

Hepatitis C Transmission Blood-to-Blood

Hepatitis C Prevention

Epidemiology of AIDS As of December, 1999

States/Territories Reporting Highest Number AIDS Cases in USA (Data as of December, 1999)

AIDS Epidemiology

HIV Transmission

Personal Prevention Measures

All positive HIV tests reported to Florida Department of Health

Informed Consent

When is informed consent not required?

Exception to Informed Consent Following a Healthcare Worker Exposure

Mandatory Offering of Testing to Pregnant Females

United States Healthcare Workers with Documented Occupationally Acquired HIV -- 1980-1999

Occupationally Acquired HIV in US Healthcare Workers (through December ‘99)

Occupationally Acquired HIV Infection in the US (1980-1999)

HIV Post-exposure Conversion Factors

What should I do if an exposure occurs?

TB Exposure Control Plan

TB Exposure Control Plan

Tuberculosis (TB)

TB -- Pathogenesis & Transmission

TB -- Signs and Symptoms

PPT Slide

PPD Testing Policy -- ALL Shands Employees

Report These Conditions To Occupational Health

Influenza and Pneumonia

Do your part to protect yourself against influenza

IMMUNIZATIONS

Some general infection control practices when not at work

Remember: everything you touch has been touched by someone else

Any Questions?????

Host Characteristics: Influence susceptibility and severity of disease

Author: Katherine Stauffer

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