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Universal precautions

Using same infection control procedures with all clients

Local infection

Small confined area, indicated by puss- field boil, pimple, inflamed area

Neural infection

All parts of the body (systemic)


Circulatory system carries bacteria and toxins

A-Symptomatic Carrier

No symptoms but can transfer it

Immunity

Body’s ability to destroy infectious agents that enter it

Natural immunity

Partially inherited, natural resistance to disease


White blood cells and antibodies fight against disease


Epidermis protects body from microbes

Passive immunity

Occurs through vaccinations or infection of antigens


Body’s immune response to vaccinations

Microbiology

Study of small living organisms called microbes(bacteria)

Pathogenic

Cause infection and disease


Have distinct shapes can produce toxins-spread easily


Live everywhere including inside body


Spurred by dirty tools or hands