Question

You are a physician’s assistant at a local medical practice. You noticed that some of your patients could benefit from additional educational materials, especially to be given after their appointment or made available on your practice’s website. Your colleagues could benefit from reading this information and may also find it helpful to have on hand in case a patient poses similar questions to them in the future.

Choose a single pathogen or health topic related to infection and research medical facts about the condition and current medical recommendations. In planning your answer, select a relationship of the author with the audience. Examples include: doctor to patient, nurse educator to other nurses, or counselor to family members of a patient.

Provide an informational brochure or blog post in the form of a Q&A or an expert advice column. Include five (5) or more original questions. The answers should be original, factual, and provide relevant information for the audience. Assume your target audience is not familiar with the material but would have a keen interest in learning more.

Your complete Q&A should include at least five individual questions with complete answers. Clearly identify the question and answer (e.g., “Q:” before the question) and go into detail in each answer. You may advise the reader to read more elsewhere, but first be sure each question in your submission has a thorough, informational answer.

Answer 1

1, Q, How pathogens causes infection?
A, Infection with a pathogens does not necessairly lead to disease..infection occur when the cells in our body are damage as a result of infection and by getting signs and symptoms..
2, Q, what is Droplet infection?how it cause infection?
A, Infection spread by airborne droplet of secretions from the nose,throat or lungs..many common infections can spread by droplet transmission in at least some cases including common cold,diphtheria,influenza,meningitis,mycoplasma,mumps,pertusis(whooping cough),plague,rubella,strep(strep throat),scarlet fever,pneumonia..If droplet infection occue when bacteria or viruses travel on realtively large respiratory droplets that people sneeze,cough,drip or exhale..it spread directly those who are close..this pathogen remain for an hour in same place to bacome infection it spread to other person by direct contact..
3,Q, what are the risk factors for droplet infection?
A,Inadequate knowledge to avoid exposure to pathogens.,lack of immunity,chronic diseases,poor hygeine
4, Q,Explian about the risk Assessment of infection in work places?
   A, Proper precaution in working place to identify those infection,situation and processes etc..
   create saferand healthier workplace
   add standard precaution to avoid infection
   Limit unprotected exposures to pathogens
      Limit transmission of infections related to equipment,devices and supplies..
5, Q, what recommendation can be useful in clinical setting?
A, -Advice hand hygeine for all patient
   -carefully deal withblood and body fluids..
   -wear mask,gloves,gowns when cantact with the patient..
    -Nursing educator must involve all the nurses by educating with standard precautions
   -centers for disease control and prevention provided supplies and equipment to follow standard precautions for hand hygeine..
- CDC implemented immunization to all working person to avoid infection..
    -Develop and implement policies and procedure to limit patient with communcable infection..
    -during the health care delivery avoid unneccessary touching of surface to prevent transmission of pathogens from contaminated hands to surfaces..