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。
How does a nurse add a sterile gauze pack to a sterile field that is already set up?
Ten minutes into a red blood cell transfusion, the patient reports chills and low back pain and has a new fever. What should the nurse do first?
Why should insulin injection sites be rotated?
Aspirate from a newly placed nasogastric tube has a pH of 7. What should the nurse do?
霍乱引起大量"米泔水样"腹泻。最重要的治疗是什么?
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: B · Open the wrapper away from the field and drop the item on it without reaching over
The nurse opens the package so the sterile item can be dropped onto the field from a short height, without the wrapper or arms crossing over the sterile area. The item must land well inside the non-sterile border.
答案: C · Stop the transfusion
These signs suggest an acute transfusion reaction, possibly hemolytic. The nurse stops the transfusion at once, keeps the IV open with normal saline through new tubing, assesses the patient and notifies the provider and blood bank.
答案: B · To prevent lumpy fatty swelling that affects absorption
Injecting in the same place causes lipohypertrophy, which makes absorption unpredictable. Patients rotate within an area and check sites for lumps.
答案: B · Not use the tube and follow policy, which may mean a chest X-ray
A low pH supports gastric placement (1–5.5 in UK guidance; 5 or below is typical in US guidance). A pH of 7 does not rule out the lungs, so nothing is put down the tube until position is confirmed, usually by X-ray. The "whoosh" air test is unreliable.
答案: B · 通过口服或静脉补液补充液体和盐分
霍乱毒素使肠道细胞分泌大量水和盐。迅速补液能挽救大多数生命;抗生素只能缩短病程。
答案: C · 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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