Contactprecautionsto use for known orsuspected to have seriousillnesses easily transmittedby direct contact or bycontact with items in thepatient's environment: GI,respiratory, skin or woundinfection, multi drugresistant bacteris, E.coli,rotovirus, scabiiPortalof entryEntrancethrough theskin, mucouslining ormouthEyewareshieldsprotect themembranesandconjunctivaof the eyeVirulentexceedinglypathogenicBacillusanthraciscauses theacuteinfectiousdisease ofanthraxDropletprecautionsto use if known orsuspected seriousillness transmitted bylarge particledroplets: meningitis,pneumonia,epiglottitis, influenza,sipsis....Cleaningremovalof foreignmaterialsLatexproductmanufacturedfrom a milkyfluid derivedfrom the rubbertreePPEPersonalProtectiveEquipmentDisinfectionused to destroymicroorganisms,however it doesnot destroysporesHandhygeinesingle most importantand basicpreventativetechnique to interuptthe infecyiousprocessAirborneprecautionsto protect from knownor suspectedillnesses transmittedby airborne dropletnuclei: measles,varicella zoster virus,TB, Covid-19Neutropenicprecautionsfor patients withimmunocompromisedconditionsSterilizationmethods used to killall microorganisms,including spores.the 2 typesarephysical andchemicalPortalof exitExit routefrom thereservoirProtazoassingle celledanimals; insome form theyexisteverywhere innatureGowningto help protect thenurse's clothing frombecoming soiled and toavoid transmittinginfection. Alsoprovidesprotection againstunknown infectiousmicroorganismsStandardprecautionsuniversalblood andbody fluidprecautionsFungi(mycotic)infections areamong the mostcommondiseases foundin humansLatexallergyred, watery, itchyeyes; sinus or nasalcongestion;tachycardia; orhypotension afterexposure to latexVirussmallest known agentto cause disease,they are not completecells but arecomprised of eitherDNA or RNAMRSAmethacillinresistancestaphylococcusaureasMaskto protect the wearerfrom inhalingmicroorganisms thattravel airborne dropletsfor short distances orthat remain suspendedin the airand fromsplashingVehiclemeans by whichmicroorganisms arecarried about andtransported to thenext host once theyhave left thereservoirContactprecautionsto use for known orsuspected to have seriousillnesses easily transmittedby direct contact or bycontact with items in thepatient's environment: GI,respiratory, skin or woundinfection, multi drugresistant bacteris, E.coli,rotovirus, scabiiPortalof entryEntrancethrough theskin, mucouslining ormouthEyewareshieldsprotect themembranesandconjunctivaof the eyeVirulentexceedinglypathogenicBacillusanthraciscauses theacuteinfectiousdisease ofanthraxDropletprecautionsto use if known orsuspected seriousillness transmitted bylarge particledroplets: meningitis,pneumonia,epiglottitis, influenza,sipsis....Cleaningremovalof foreignmaterialsLatexproductmanufacturedfrom a milkyfluid derivedfrom the rubbertreePPEPersonalProtectiveEquipmentDisinfectionused to destroymicroorganisms,however it doesnot destroysporesHandhygeinesingle most importantand basicpreventativetechnique to interuptthe infecyiousprocessAirborneprecautionsto protect from knownor suspectedillnesses transmittedby airborne dropletnuclei: measles,varicella zoster virus,TB, Covid-19Neutropenicprecautionsfor patients withimmunocompromisedconditionsSterilizationmethods used to killall microorganisms,including spores.the 2 typesarephysical andchemicalPortalof exitExit routefrom thereservoirProtazoassingle celledanimals; insome form theyexisteverywhere innatureGowningto help protect thenurse's clothing frombecoming soiled and toavoid transmittinginfection. Alsoprovidesprotection againstunknown infectiousmicroorganismsStandardprecautionsuniversalblood andbody fluidprecautionsFungi(mycotic)infections areamong the mostcommondiseases foundin humansLatexallergyred, watery, itchyeyes; sinus or nasalcongestion;tachycardia; orhypotension afterexposure to latexVirussmallest known agentto cause disease,they are not completecells but arecomprised of eitherDNA or RNAMRSAmethacillinresistancestaphylococcusaureasMaskto protect the wearerfrom inhalingmicroorganisms thattravel airborne dropletsfor short distances orthat remain suspendedin the airand fromsplashingVehiclemeans by whichmicroorganisms arecarried about andtransported to thenext host once theyhave left thereservoir

Asepsis and Infection Control #2 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. to use for known or suspected to have serious illnesses easily transmitted by direct contact or by contact with items in the patient's environment: GI, respiratory, skin or wound infection, multi drug resistant bacteris, E.coli, rotovirus, scabii
    Contact precautions
  2. Entrance through the skin, mucous lining or mouth
    Portal of entry
  3. protect the membranes and conjunctiva of the eye
    Eyeware shields
  4. exceedingly pathogenic
    Virulent
  5. causes the acute infectious disease of anthrax
    Bacillus anthracis
  6. to use if known or suspected serious illness transmitted by large particle droplets: meningitis, pneumonia, epiglottitis, influenza, sipsis....
    Droplet precautions
  7. removal of foreign materials
    Cleaning
  8. product manufactured from a milky fluid derived from the rubber tree
    Latex
  9. Personal Protective Equipment
    PPE
  10. used to destroy microorganisms, however it does not destroy spores
    Disinfection
  11. single most important and basic preventative technique to interupt the infecyious process
    Hand hygeine
  12. to protect from known or suspected illnesses transmitted by airborne droplet nuclei: measles, varicella zoster virus, TB, Covid-19
    Airborne precautions
  13. for patients with immunocompromised conditions
    Neutropenic precautions
  14. methods used to kill all microorganisms, including spores. the 2 types arephysical and chemical
    Sterilization
  15. Exit route from the reservoir
    Portal of exit
  16. single celled animals; in some form they exist everywhere in nature
    Protazoas
  17. to help protect the nurse's clothing from becoming soiled and to avoid transmitting infection. Alsoprovides protection against unknown infectious microorganisms
    Gowning
  18. universal blood and body fluid precautions
    Standard precautions
  19. (mycotic) infections are among the most common diseases found in humans
    Fungi
  20. red, watery, itchy eyes; sinus or nasal congestion; tachycardia; or hypotension after exposure to latex
    Latex allergy
  21. smallest known agent to cause disease, they are not complete cells but are comprised of either DNA or RNA
    Virus
  22. methacillin resistance staphylococcus aureas
    MRSA
  23. to protect the wearer from inhaling microorganisms that travel airborne droplets for short distances or that remain suspended in the airand from splashing
    Mask
  24. means by which microorganisms are carried about and transported to the next host once they have left the reservoir
    Vehicle