感染控制与患者安全
方法
- 对每位患者都从标准预防开始:手卫生、针对预期暴露的个人防护装备、安全使用锐器。
- 按传播途径追加预防措施:接触传播(隔离衣、手套)、飞沫传播(外科口罩)、空气传播(N95、负压病房)。
- 保持无菌物品的无菌状态:如有疑问就视为不无菌;更换,绝不擦拭。
- 预防环境中的伤害:防跌倒措施,约束仅作为最后手段,火灾时用 RACE 和 PASS。
- 核对给药的正确原则、两个身份识别信息,以及对高警示药物的额外保障;报告差错和险兆事件。
公式表、每个专题的关键方法步骤和 6 道练习题,完整解答附在最后。
A patient with diabetes will use lancets and insulin needles at home. Which teaching about disposal is correct?
A patient on oxygen needs an MRI scan. Which plan is safe?
A nurse posts about an "interesting patient" on social media without naming them. Why is this a problem?
An older patient who lives alone is ready to go home after a hip fracture but worries about washing and cooking. Which referral is most appropriate?
新感染时哪类抗体最先升高?
一名青少年出现发热、颈项强直和压之不褪色的紫色皮疹。脑脊液中发现革兰氏阴性双球菌。最可能的病原体是什么?
答案: A · Put them in a puncture-resistant container with a lid and follow local disposal rules
Home sharps go into a puncture-resistant container, such as an approved sharps container or a rigid plastic bottle if local rules allow, which is closed and disposed of according to local guidance.
答案: D · Use only MRI-safe equipment, and never take a standard steel oxygen cylinder into the scanner room
Steel oxygen cylinders can become projectiles in an MRI room and cause fatal injuries. Only equipment labeled MRI-safe is used, and the patient’s oxygen needs are planned with the MRI team.
答案: B · The patient may still be identifiable, which breaches confidentiality
Details such as the ward, the condition or the date can reveal who a patient is. Professional codes forbid sharing patient information on social media, even without names.
答案: A · Occupational therapy for a home assessment
Occupational therapists assess how people manage daily activities and the home, and can arrange equipment such as perching stools and raised toilet seats.
答案: A · IgM
在初次免疫应答中 IgM 最先出现;随后出现 IgG,提供长期保护。因此 IgM 阳性提示近期感染。
答案: A · Neisseria meningitidis
脑膜炎奈瑟菌(Neisseria meningitidis)是一种革兰氏阴性双球菌,可引起脑膜炎和伴瘀点或紫癜样皮疹的败血症。需要紧急使用抗生素,密切接触者可能需要预防性用药。
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