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Bio Health Hazard include

Bacteria


Virus


Fingi

Modes of transmission

1)Skin inoculation by contaminated sharp items (needles)


2)Mucous membrane exposure (splashes onto face and eyes)


3)Inhalation (Infectious aerosols) :Droplet vs Airborne


4)Ingestion (contaminated hands >Mouth)

اكسبوجر

Infection Control Def

All procedures taken to protect patients and dental team members from infection

Safety Measures called :.... As

Standard precautions (basic level)



Hand Hygiene


Personal protective equipment PPE


Instrument processing


Proper handling of sharps


Safe waste disposal


Environmental cleaning


Immunization

Hand Hygiene... Should be done... Types

Before : touching the patient


After :


- touching the patient


- touching the surroundings


- exposure to patient's Infectious material



Hand washing


Hand Antisepsis : washing hand with water and Antiseptic soap # betadine or chlorhexidine


Surgical Hand Antisepsis

PPE.. Abbrev... Types

Personal Protective Equipments



Masks


Goggles w face shield


Gloves


Growns

Masks.. Types.. Prevention... For what

Standard (surgical)


High efficiency (N95)



1)-Protect wearer from splashes onto mouth or nose by any fluid


- Do not protect from inhaling Infectious airborne particles as influenza virus


2)protect from inhaling Infectious airborne particles as protects from being infected by airborne diseases



Droplets


Airborne

Goggles and face shield.... From what

Eye


Eye w nose w mouth



Splashes

Gloves... Types....Removable of 1st... Ex of 2nd.... Uses of 3rd

Clean latex


Sterile


Heavy duty Gloves



Should be Removed safely



Extraction of teeth and periodontal surgery



Washing contaminated items w collecting w transporting wastes and performing environmental cleaning

Growns... Def... Removable

Protective clothing



Must be Removed before leaving

Instrument processing... Def... Types of items... Ex... Must

Disposable items should be never used For more than 1 patient



Crtical care


Semicritical



That enter sterile Tissues # Body cavities and Vascular System


Come into contact with intact mucus membranes or broken skin # mouth mirror



Cleaned then sterlized


Cleaned then disinfected

Careful handling... Acquired....Used disposable needles Must not... Technique... Used for..

Needle stick injuries



Must not be bent, broken,.. Recapped by two hands... Removed from disposable syringes



Scoop technique (One hand technique)



coulb be used for recapping of used syringes

Safe waste disposal... Types... Guide

General or non hazardous : poses No risk of infection as paper w boxes w hand towels


Biohazardous : contaminated with Infectious Substances as blood w saliva and poses a risk to human or environment



Infectious waste should not be mixed with General waste


Black bags used For General while red bags for Infectious waste


Bags Must not be overfilled (Max 3/4 full)


Personnel Must wear Heavy duty Gloves while handling waste bags

Environmental cleaning.... Should wear... Management of Blood spills

Heavy duty Gloves... Detergent for routine cleaning



Wear Heavy duty Gloves


Wisp area with paper towel soaked in hypochlorite