CNA Units 1-5 Crossword

The single most important measure in infection prevention and control is ___________.
Infection control precautions that are to be used for the care of EVERYONE are called __________.
The misappropriation of resident property or taking unfair advantage of the resident's physical or financial resources is called ___________.
Pathogens can be transmitted by _____________ given off by coughing, sneezing or talking.
Federal Nursing Home Reform Act, or _____________, became law in 1987.
70% of all communications is __________________.
An infection acquired within a facility is called a hospital acquired infection (HAI) or ____________________ infection.
________________-control practices help reduce the number of disease-producing microorganisms and hinder their transfer from one person to another.
Microorganisms that cause disease are called ______________.
If an infection is spread by touching the source of infection then touching a susceptible body location, it is spread by _________________________.
Gloves, mask and gowns are examples of __________________.
___________________ hierarchy of needs is one example of explaining how humans prioritize needs.
This is when an infection is picked up on an object and carried to the person
waterless hand cleaner is not to be used in _____________ preparation areas.
This is the failure to use the care that a reasonable, prudent and careful person (CNA) would use in a similar situation.
Human pathogens thrive at _____________ temperature.
What do you wear if you might have contact with blood, body fluids, broken skin or mucous membranes?
An act, or failure to act, that intentionally or recklessly causes harm, or is likely to cause harm to a resident.