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Masks, gloves, gowns, face shields are all examples of this strategy to help 'break the chain'
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People, animals, food, water and soil are all 'where germs live'
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The next sick person could be anyone, but especially those who have weakened immune systems or are in a healthcare environment.
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PPE used to help prevent spread of droplets
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Strategy for 'breaking the chain' that involves getting vaccinated.
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Broken skin, the respiratory tract, and your eyes are all examples of 'how germs get in'
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A strategy that can be used to 'break the chain' at many different parts.
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Patients and the general public should receive this to help 'break the chain'.
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Technique used to ensure a procedure prevents contamination or spread of pathogen.
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Contact, droplets, are examples of modes of ____, or 'how germs get around'
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How germs get out. Open wounds, vomit, aerosols, or during clearning.
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'Sneeze into your sleeve' is an example of respiratory _____.
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To 'break the chain', this is a key step when dealing with the infectious agent.
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Developed by public health and government to help prevent infections.
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Another term for the pathogens such as bacteria, viruses and parasites.
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This can play a significant role in you being the 'next susceptible host' in the chain of infection.
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Used to educate people about the factors involved with spread of disease.
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