Student Learning Map

  • Topic:Preventing Infection - Bloodborne Pathogen Training
  • Subject(s):Vocations
  • Days:5
  • Grade(s):10, 11, 12
Key Learning: The nursing assistant will understand the chain of infection. The nursing assistant will understand and effectively practice standard precautions.
Unit Essential Question(s):
 
 
What are the principles and practices of infection control?
   
Concept: Microorganisms
Concept: Infection
Concept: Medical Asepsis
Concept: Isolation Precautions
Concept: Bloodborne Pathogen Standard
Concept: Surgical Asepsis
Concept: Cross-Training Opportunities
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Concept:
Lesson Essential Question(s):

Describe the cross-training opportunities available to the nursing asistant. (A)

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Vocabulary:

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Additional Info:

Skills lab 1. handwashing 2. removing gloves 3. wearing a mask 4. donning and removing a gown 5. double bagging 6. sterile gloving

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Vocabulary Report

  • microorganism (microbe) -
  • asepsis -
  • infection -
  • human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) -
  • central-supply -
  • contagious -
  • surgical asepsis -
  • sterile -
  • communicable diseases -
  • medical asepsis (clean technique) -
  • hepatitis b (HBV) -
  • local infection -
  • housekeeping -
  • pathogen -
  • sterile field -
  • systemeic infection -
  • non-pathogenic -
  • surgical asepsis -
  • clean -
  • hepatitis c (HCV) -
  • chain of infection -
  • reservoir -
  • dirty -
  • sterile -
  • Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) -
  • immunity -
  • standard precautions -
  • normal flora -
  • contamination -
  • carrier -
  • transmission based precautions -
  • vaccination -
  • drug-resistant -
  • nosocomial infection -
  • spores -
  • germicides -
  • vaccine -
  • biohazardous waste -
  • methicillin resistant staphylococcus (MRSA) -
  • vancomycin resistant enterococcus (VRE) -
  • autoclave -
  • engineering controls -
  • work practice controls -
  • personal protective equipment (PPE) -
  • exposure incident -
  • parenteral -
  • source individual -