hygiene Crossword Puzzles
hand hygiene 2012-12-02
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- hand hygiene helps to prevent the spread of .........
- dont ... me! wash your hands
- have a merry ......... and a great new year
- which dr is credited as the father of hand hygiene Dr Ignaz S
- hand hygiene is ........ buisness
- hand hygiene ..... lives
- bugs love to travel on these
- do not wear artificial ..... to work
- wash your hands with soap and water when they are ....... soiled
- these are not a substitute for hand hygiene
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- hand hygiene should be performed before and after a .........
- hand hygiene is the single most effective measure to reduce hospital aquired ..........
- perform hand hygiene ...... and after patient contact
- perform hand hygiene before and ..... patient contact
- you should perform hand ....... after touching an IDC
- moment five for hand hygiene should be done after touching patient ............
- who is "H" the hand hygiene fairy
17 Clues: hand hygiene ..... lives • dont ... me! wash your hands • bugs love to travel on these • who is "H" the hand hygiene fairy • hand hygiene is ........ buisness • do not wear artificial ..... to work • have a merry ......... and a great new year • these are not a substitute for hand hygiene • perform hand hygiene ...... and after patient contact • ...
IPAC World Hand Hygiene Day 2024 2024-04-23
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- Hand Hygiene is an example of this type of healthcare practice (hint: these should always be followed)
- Use this to keep your skin soft and intact
- When using paper towels to dry your hands, do this to prevent damage to your skin.
- This kind of soap is not allowed at Sunnybrook
- Substance used for hand hygiene that is commonly found in dispensers across Sunnybrook (Acronym)
- Rubbing your hands together during hand hygiene creates this force (and removes microorganisms in the process)
- Employees should contact this team to have a non-intact skin assessment done (Acronym)
- Number of hand hygiene moments
- Use soap and water for hand hygiene when your hands are visibly ____________
- Considered the "Father" of hand hygiene
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- Hand hygiene education modules can be accessed by staff through this website
- Hand hygiene should always be performed before assisting these kind of procedures
- Hand rub contains this ingredient to keep your hands from drying out.
- Minimum number of seconds you should be performing hand hygiene for
- This part of the hand is often missed when performing hand hygiene
- The IPAC team at Sunnybrook regularly performs these to monitor hand hygiene activity
- Hand rub at Sunnybrook must contain at least 70% of this substance by volume.
- Use of these does not replace the need for hand hygiene
- You should always perform hand hygiene if exposed to a patient's bodily ____________
- Infectious agents can hide under these if they are kept too long
- Preferred temperature of water for hand washing.
21 Clues: Number of hand hygiene moments • Considered the "Father" of hand hygiene • Use this to keep your skin soft and intact • This kind of soap is not allowed at Sunnybrook • Preferred temperature of water for hand washing. • Use of these does not replace the need for hand hygiene • Infectious agents can hide under these if they are kept too long • ...
Hygiene 2015-03-20
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- wird knapp wenn Flüsse verunreinigt werden
- wichtiger Bestandteil der Körperpflege
- soll durch Hygiene verhindert werden
- gefahr bei mangelnder Körperhygiene
- gehört zur Individualhygiene
- Ziel der Hygiene beim Menschen
- spielt bei der gesunden Ernährung eine große Rolle
- Wissenschaftler der krankmachende Keime erforscht hat
- griechische Göttin der Gesundheit
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- Material, das bei der Mülltrennung aussortiert wird
- wichtiges menschliches Organ
- besonders empfindliche Stelle bei der Küchenhygiene
- mögliche Folge von Lärm
- muss schon lernen, wie man Körperpflege durchführt
- krankmachende Keime
- wichtige Maßnahme zur Verhinderung von Krankheiten
- hilft dabei Müll zu vermeiden
- ist mit für die Luftverschmutzung verantwortlich
- Fremdwort für Seele
- mittlere Schicht der Haut
20 Clues: krankmachende Keime • Fremdwort für Seele • mögliche Folge von Lärm • mittlere Schicht der Haut • wichtiges menschliches Organ • gehört zur Individualhygiene • hilft dabei Müll zu vermeiden • Ziel der Hygiene beim Menschen • griechische Göttin der Gesundheit • gefahr bei mangelnder Körperhygiene • soll durch Hygiene verhindert werden • wichtiger Bestandteil der Körperpflege • ...
Hygiene 2020-01-09
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- mydło
- miękki
- szczoteczka do zębów
- kuchenka
- szczotkować
- balsam
- ręcznik
- szampon
- mydelniczka
- żel pod prysznic
- kosmetyczka
- myć, czyścić
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- kran
- prysznic
- kubek na szczoteczki
- pralka
- gąbka
- półka
- pasta do zębów
- suszyć
- lustro
- dywanik łazienkowy
- zlew
- umywalka
- piekarnik
- grzebień
26 Clues: kran • zlew • mydło • gąbka • półka • miękki • pralka • suszyć • lustro • balsam • ręcznik • szampon • prysznic • kuchenka • umywalka • grzebień • piekarnik • szczotkować • mydelniczka • kosmetyczka • myć, czyścić • pasta do zębów • żel pod prysznic • dywanik łazienkowy • kubek na szczoteczki • szczoteczka do zębów
Hygiene 2023-05-07
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- another term for periodontal disease
- reduces the amount of perspiration
- lowers surface tension and helps in cleaning
- a keratosis caused by friction and pressure from a shoe
- ringworm of the foot
- the wooly hair of the fetus
- the hard substance of the teeth
- superficial layers of the skin is scraped or rubbed away
- a thickened portion of epidermis
- excessive growth of hair in the body
- medical term for dry mouth
- the science of health and its maintenance
- a visible hard deposit of plaque
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- cracking of the lips
- these are essential for ambulation and merit attention
- invisible soft film that adheres to the enamel surface of the teeth
- warts in the sole of the foot
- a thick liquid that moistens the mouth
- exposed part of the tooth
- inflammation of the oral mucosa
- 2 categories of baths are given to clients. cleansing and ______?
- inflammation of the tongue
- also known as deep groves; cracking of the toes skin
- inflammatory condition with papules and pustules
- masks or diminishes body odor
25 Clues: cracking of the lips • ringworm of the foot • exposed part of the tooth • inflammation of the tongue • medical term for dry mouth • the wooly hair of the fetus • warts in the sole of the foot • masks or diminishes body odor • inflammation of the oral mucosa • the hard substance of the teeth • a thickened portion of epidermis • a visible hard deposit of plaque • ...
Hygiene 2023-08-10
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- means to faint
- disease process that affects feet care
- device for receiving only urine
- type of razor you would use for patients on anticoagulants
- bed position most appropriate for eating
- type of incontinence that occurs when laughing or sneezing
- device for receiving feces or urine from male or female patients
- means dizziness
- Pressure injury stage when wound bed is covered with eschar
- the act of assigning a task
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- type of incontinence that might occur with physical disability
- Pressure injury stage for nonblanching redness on intact skin
- which denture do you remove first?
- principles of health
- bed position to facilitate venous return
- Mechanical force applied when skin is rubbing against another surface
- type of hygiene care that encompasses genitalia
- Pressure injury stage for a blister
- type of hygiene that encompasses the mouth, teeth, gums, and lips
- type of bath a post partum patient might take
- type of temperature therapy to promote vasodilation
21 Clues: means to faint • means dizziness • principles of health • the act of assigning a task • device for receiving only urine • which denture do you remove first? • Pressure injury stage for a blister • disease process that affects feet care • bed position to facilitate venous return • bed position most appropriate for eating • type of bath a post partum patient might take • ...
Hygiene 2024-03-21
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- Recommended type of underwear
- Number one cause of oral cancer
- Less likely to cause gum bleeding/irritation
- Structure in the brain that produces GnRH
- The body's chemical messengers
- Gland that produces oil
- Sweat gland that can be found in the armpit
- Hand washing is the _____ line of defense
- Sunscreen should be used
- Temperature that should be used to wash face
- Disease that can cause teeth to fall out
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- Caused by poor oral health and infection that spread to the heart
- Softens tooth enamel
- Not a substitute for brushing teeth
- Causes skin damage
- How often hair should be washed
- Practices to maintain health and prevent disease
- Helps lift dirt
- Apply lotion when skin is
- How to dry face after washing
20 Clues: Helps lift dirt • Causes skin damage • Softens tooth enamel • Gland that produces oil • Sunscreen should be used • Apply lotion when skin is • Recommended type of underwear • How to dry face after washing • The body's chemical messengers • Number one cause of oral cancer • How often hair should be washed • Not a substitute for brushing teeth • Disease that can cause teeth to fall out • ...
RPA World Hand Hygiene Day! 2023-05-04
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- the organisation behind "Save lives: Clean Your Hands"
- Infection control is _____ responsibility
- the _____ ___ of gloves is a significant barrier to hand hygiene
- can support the growth of larger numbers of organisms on the fingernails
- considered to be the gold standard for hand hygiene
- It is my _____ as a HCW to conduct hand hygiene and advocate for my patients to ensure the safe delivery of healthcare
- In healthcare we should only use ABHR that contains _____% alcohol
- a bacteria that frequently colonises our skin but has the potential to cause serious infection if we fail to conduct hand hygiene and introduce to key sites
- a hand care problem that can increase a HCW risk of contamination, infection and transmission
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- conducted prior to invasive procedure
- it is always necessary to conduct hand hygiene before and after wearing ______
- you must rub hands and generate _____ to facilitate the mechanical removal of microorganisms
- who to see if your skin starts to look sad
- to be conducted when hands are visibly soiled and prioritised for non-enveloped viruses and C difficile
- We wash our hands to prevent the spread of _______
- minimum precautions applied to any patient
- minimum amount of time required to perform hand hygiene for an aseptic procedure
- number of audit periods per year
- Do you think you can be better with your hand hygiene? :-)
- Something that should be gently provided when a colleague fails to conduct hand hygiene
- DO NOT REPLACE THE NEED FOR HAND HYGIENE!!!
- hands should be washed in _____ water to protect skin
- Physician considered to be the 'father' of hand hygiene
23 Clues: number of audit periods per year • conducted prior to invasive procedure • Infection control is _____ responsibility • who to see if your skin starts to look sad • minimum precautions applied to any patient • DO NOT REPLACE THE NEED FOR HAND HYGIENE!!! • We wash our hands to prevent the spread of _______ • considered to be the gold standard for hand hygiene • ...
Hygiene 2021-11-03
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- course along which someone or something moves.
- for a habit forming substance
- - any of the foods or substances that are combined to make a particular dish.
- -a substance which removes or conceals unpleasant smells, especially bodily odors
- nutrients -Substance that must be obtained from the diet because the body cannot make it in sufficient quantity to meet its needs.
- - a stock of animals or plants within a species having a distinctive appearance and typically having been developed by deliberate selection.
- medicine - remains after the consumer has quit using it.
- nutrients - A nutrient in which an organism is capable of producing it in sufficient amount
- mass index-a measure of body fat based on height and weight that applies to adult men and women.
- to avoid excess extremes
- the date when something goes bad.
- - keeping the body clean, and helps prevent the spread of germs.
- - the kinds of food that a person, animal, or community habitually eats.
- - Grooming is caring for fingernails and hair
- bumps
- - a medicine or other substance which has a physiological effect when ingested or otherwise introduced into the body.
- -activity requiring physical effort,
- or showing realization, perception.
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- the condition of being physically fit and healthy.
- - Over-the-counter medicine
- - affecting, or belonging to a particular person rather than to anyone else.
- to an antigen
- fine, dry powder consisting of tiny particles of earth or waste matter lying on the ground or on surfaces or carried in the air.
- care - concern with your teeth, gums, and mouth
- - a unit of energy
- - a personal property line that marks those things for which we are responsible.
- abuse -the habitual taking of addictive or illegal drugs.
- a small mass of living substance capable of developing into an organism or one of its parts
- -gum disease
- intake - the amount of calories that should be consumed in a day.
- - food or nourishment.
- - decayed areas in your teeth
- - non-prescription drugs
33 Clues: bumps • -gum disease • to an antigen • - a unit of energy • - food or nourishment. • to avoid excess extremes • - non-prescription drugs • - Over-the-counter medicine • for a habit forming substance • - decayed areas in your teeth • the date when something goes bad. • or showing realization, perception. • -activity requiring physical effort, • ...
Hygiene 2014-02-03
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- Drink lots of _________ when sick to keep hydrated and flush out waste.
- Change bed sheets and wash your __________ regularly.
- Throw ________ away after you wipe your nose, then wash your hands.
- Pneumonia and strep throat are caused by ____________ infections.
- Wash your hands for ________ seconds, or sing Happy Birthday two times.
- Stay _________ if you are sick!
- ____________ do not work on viruses.
- What country was the first toothbrush made?
- Wash your hair with ___________ regularly.
- What is keeping your body clean and healthy?
- Cough and sneeze into your _________.
- Use water and ______to wash hands after using the bathroom and before a meal.
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- A _______ happens when your body temperature rises to fight infections.
- Colds, flu, sore throats are caused by ______ infections.
- There are more ___________ on the body than people in North America.
- _________ soaps are no better than regular soap and kill good and bad bacteria.
- Change __________ after Physical Education (PE class)
- Brush and floss _______ a day to prevent cavities.
- Turn off the water ______ using the paper towel.
- We need good hygiene to prevent the spread of infectious ___________.
- Keep cooked and _______ foods separate!
- Make you sick.
22 Clues: Make you sick. • Stay _________ if you are sick! • ____________ do not work on viruses. • Cough and sneeze into your _________. • Keep cooked and _______ foods separate! • Wash your hair with ___________ regularly. • What country was the first toothbrush made? • What is keeping your body clean and healthy? • Turn off the water ______ using the paper towel. • ...
Hygiene 2015-02-05
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- wichtiger Punkt zur Förderung der Gesundheit
- kann helfen einen Ausgleich für die Seele zu schaffen
- Wissenschaftler, der krankmachende Keime erforscht hat
- muss jeden Tag gewechselt werden
- Darum geht es bei der Sozialhygiene
- Darum geht es bei der Individualhygiene
- Material, aus dem Kleidung größtenteils bestehen sollte
- löst bei mangelnder Hygiene unangenehmen Geruch aus
- wichtiger Teil der Körperhygiene
- gefährliches Anzeichen von verdorbenem Essen
- Bestandteil der Haushaltshygiene
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- Hygienemaßnahme beim Mann
- das soll mit der Hygiene verhindert werden
- mögliche Folge von magelnder Psychohygiene
- Keime
- sollte bei starkem Schwitzen benutzt werden
- Voraussetzung für eine gesunde Psyche
- Hygieia ist die griechische Göttin der...
- wichtige Maßnahme zur Verhütung von Krankheiten
- Psychohygiene heißt Gesundheit der...
20 Clues: Keime • Hygienemaßnahme beim Mann • muss jeden Tag gewechselt werden • wichtiger Teil der Körperhygiene • Bestandteil der Haushaltshygiene • Darum geht es bei der Sozialhygiene • Voraussetzung für eine gesunde Psyche • Psychohygiene heißt Gesundheit der... • Darum geht es bei der Individualhygiene • Hygieia ist die griechische Göttin der... • ...
Hygiene 2020-08-02
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- These absorb energy from the living or dead matter they live on.
- The total removal or destruction of all living microorganisms including their spores.
- A weaker, more diluted solution which can be used directly on the skin.
- Another name for Herpes Simplex.
- Sterilisation is created by using this.
- This form of sanitisation uses ultraviolet radiation to kill bacteria.
- A stronger, less diluted solution that may cause a chemical burn.
- When an infection enters the blood stream.
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- This form of sterlisation heats up to 190-300C.
- A form of sterilisation which water is boiled under pressure to a temperature of 121C.
- An example of a virus.
- Another name for Ringworm.
- An example of Chemical Sanitisation
- Alone this is not a living thing.
- These are one celled organisms, and can be found everywhere.
- A harmful form of bacteria.
- Also known as disinfection, is the destruction of microorganisms.
- A beneficial or harmless form of bacteria.
18 Clues: An example of a virus. • Another name for Ringworm. • A harmful form of bacteria. • Another name for Herpes Simplex. • Alone this is not a living thing. • An example of Chemical Sanitisation • Sterilisation is created by using this. • A beneficial or harmless form of bacteria. • When an infection enters the blood stream. • This form of sterlisation heats up to 190-300C. • ...
Infection Prevention & Control Week - Puzzle 1 2022-10-17
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- hand wash basins in clinical areas should be _____ for their intended purpose, and not used for non-hand hygiene activities as this can promote microbial growth
- science that deals with cleanliness
- can support the growth of larger numbers of organisms on the fingernails
- specific process for decontaminating hands in operating theatres
- items that can impede our ability to wash our hands
- the first line of defence in infection control and assumes that all blood and body fluids are potentially infectious
- infection acquired as the result of a hospital stay
- hands should be washed with soap and water after contact with this bacteria
- physician recognising the importance of hand washing in healthcare delivery
- a bacteria that may colonise our skin but may cause serious infection if we fail to conduct hand hygiene
- conducting hand hygiene online learning is _____ for ALL staff (clinical/non-clinical)
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- it is always necessary to wash hand before and after wearing _____
- something that needs to be monitored regularly
- below the elbows should be _____ to avoid impeding hand hygiene
- the most effective way to prevent the spread of infection
- others that we should encourage to perform hand hygiene
- the organisation behind the 5 moments for hand hygiene
- ABHR should always be available here
- you must rub hands and generate friction to enable the _____ removal of microorganisms
- living organisms invisible to the naked eye
- considered to be the gold standard for hand hygiene
- should be used to maintain skin health
- a hand care problem that can increase a HCW risk of contamination, infection and transmission
- minimum amount of time required to perform hand hygiene for an aseptic procedure, _____ seconds
24 Clues: science that deals with cleanliness • ABHR should always be available here • should be used to maintain skin health • living organisms invisible to the naked eye • something that needs to be monitored regularly • considered to be the gold standard for hand hygiene • items that can impede our ability to wash our hands • ...
Hygiene 2022-11-29
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- applied to avoid body odor
- clean the bacteria off your body
- you use it to see yourself
- the front four teeth that break off food
- help incisors break down food; the four teeth with a point
- applied on a toothbrush to clean your teeth
- used to wash your mouth
- grind and break up food
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- used to avoid a sunburn
- you put it on your face before shaving
- break food up smaller to swallow
- smell that is caused by bacteria and sweat on the body
- you use it to clean between your teeth
- soap for your hair
- to improve the condition of your hair
- used to add moister to dry skin
- change in hormones happens from childhood into adolescence
- practice of keeping your body clean
18 Clues: soap for your hair • used to avoid a sunburn • used to wash your mouth • grind and break up food • applied to avoid body odor • you use it to see yourself • used to add moister to dry skin • break food up smaller to swallow • clean the bacteria off your body • practice of keeping your body clean • to improve the condition of your hair • you put it on your face before shaving • ...
Hand Hygiene 2023-10-11
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- The organization that established guidelines for hand hygiene in healthcare settings.
- Disease commonly associated with healthcare settings and poor hand hygiene.
- An ingredient used in soap that can cause skin irritation or allergies.
- Germ-killing substance found in many hand sanitizers.
- Flying mammal
- Likes to chase mice
- A common hand hygiene oversight, located at the extremities of the hand.
- The action of preventing disease-causing agents.
- Substance added to some hand hygiene products to prevent skin dryness.
- Disease caused by improper hand hygiene after handling raw poultry.
- A procedure for removing or destroying all microorganisms on a certain area.
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- Solution used for rapid, skin antisepsis prior to invasive procedures.
- Large marsupial
- A type of hand hygiene action performed without water.
- Length of time (in seconds) recommended by the WHO for handwashing.
- This type of bacteria is not effectively killed by alcohol-based hand rubs.
- Has a trunk
- Hand hygiene activity that requires a minimum of 15 seconds according to CDC guidelines.
- The motion of interlacing fingers and palms when washing hands.
- This technique, involving visual markers, can be used to teach proper handwashing coverage.g Man's best friend
- One of the most common places on the hand to miss during handwashing.
- Recommended jewelry limitation when performing hand hygiene.
- A hand washing step that involves cleaning the back of the fingers.
- A personal item that can harbor germs and should be cleaned regularly.
24 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Likes to chase mice • The action of preventing disease-causing agents. • Germ-killing substance found in many hand sanitizers. • A type of hand hygiene action performed without water. • Recommended jewelry limitation when performing hand hygiene. • The motion of interlacing fingers and palms when washing hands. • ...
2019 HAND HYGIENE WEEK CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2019-04-14
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- The most common mode of pathogen transmission.
- The best time to skip hand hygiene.
- Singing ___________ twice is the amount of time I should perform handwashing.
- I wash my hands to prevent the spread of _______.
- There are _____ moments of hand hygiene.
- The science that deals with cleanliness.
- It is used to turn off the water faucet after handwashing.
- The last name of the father of hand hygiene.
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- It is always necessary to wash hands before and after wearing _____.
- You can find hand hygiene county policy/procedure in Harbor _____, under infection control.
- The method of hand hygiene used when hands are visibly soiled.
- The first step to handwashing.
- When using foam hand sanitizer, rub hands until ____.
- Handwashing must be performed for at least _______ seconds.
- Hand sanitizer that HUCLA Medical Center uses.
- The simplest way to break the chain of infection.
- The person responsible for preventing and controlling infection.
- Organisms that are too small to be seen by the naked eye.
- True or False: Wearing gloves can eliminate the need for handwashing.
- Disinfectant used to wash hands.
20 Clues: The first step to handwashing. • Disinfectant used to wash hands. • The best time to skip hand hygiene. • There are _____ moments of hand hygiene. • The science that deals with cleanliness. • The last name of the father of hand hygiene. • The most common mode of pathogen transmission. • Hand sanitizer that HUCLA Medical Center uses. • ...
2019 HAND HYGIENE WEEK CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2019-04-14
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- The simplest way to break the chain of infection.
- It is used to turn off the water faucet after handwashing.
- When using foam hand sanitizer, rub hands until ____.
- The last name of the father of hand hygiene.
- I wash my hands to prevent the spread of _______.
- The best time to skip hand hygiene.
- Hand sanitizer that HUCLA Medical Center uses.
- The most common mode of pathogen transmission.
- The person responsible for preventing and controlling infection.
- Handwashing must be performed for at least _______ seconds.
- Disinfectant used to wash hands.
- There are _____ moments of hand hygiene.
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- The method of hand hygiene used when hands are visibly soiled.
- Singing ___________ twice is the amount of time I should perform handwashing.
- Organisms that are too small to be seen by the naked eye.
- The science that deals with cleanliness.
- The first step to handwashing.
- You can find hand hygiene county policy/procedure in Harbor _____, under infection control.
- It is always necessary to wash hands before and after wearing _____.
- True or False: Wearing gloves can eliminate the need for handwashing.
20 Clues: The first step to handwashing. • Disinfectant used to wash hands. • The best time to skip hand hygiene. • The science that deals with cleanliness. • There are _____ moments of hand hygiene. • The last name of the father of hand hygiene. • Hand sanitizer that HUCLA Medical Center uses. • The most common mode of pathogen transmission. • ...
2019 Hand Hygiene 2019-04-14
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- The most common mode of pathogen transmission.
- The science that deals with cleanliness.
- Disinfectant used to wash hands.
- The person responsible for preventing and controlling infection.
- When using foam hand sanitizer, rub hands until ____.
- The best time to skip hand hygiene.
- You can find hand hygiene county policy/procedure in Harbor _____, under infection control.
- The simplest way to break the chain of infection.
- I wash my hands to prevent the spread of _______.
- The last name of the father of hand hygiene.
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- It is always necessary to wash hands before and after wearing _____.
- True or False: Wearing gloves can eliminate the need for handwashing.
- Singing ___________ twice is the amount of time I should perform handwashing.
- There are _____ moments of hand hygiene.
- The method of hand hygiene used when hands are visibly soiled.
- The first step to handwashing.
- Handwashing must be performed for at least _______ seconds.
- Hand sanitizer that HUCLA Medical Center uses.
- It is used to turn off the water faucet after handwashing.
- Organisms that are too small to be seen by the naked eye.
20 Clues: The first step to handwashing. • Disinfectant used to wash hands. • The best time to skip hand hygiene. • There are _____ moments of hand hygiene. • The science that deals with cleanliness. • The last name of the father of hand hygiene. • The most common mode of pathogen transmission. • Hand sanitizer that HUCLA Medical Center uses. • ...
2019 HAND HYGIENE WEEK CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2019-04-14
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- The best time to skip hand hygiene.
- The method of hand hygiene used when hands are visibly soiled.
- Singing ___________ twice is the amount of time I should perform handwashing.
- The science that deals with cleanliness.
- It is used to turn off the water faucet after handwashing.
- The first step to handwashing.
- Hand sanitizer that HUCLA Medical Center uses.
- I wash my hands to prevent the spread of _______.
- Disinfectant used to wash hands.
- Handwashing must be performed for at least _______ seconds.
- There are _____ moments of hand hygiene.
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- Organisms that are too small to be seen by the naked eye.
- The simplest way to break the chain of infection.
- When using foam hand sanitizer, rub hands until ____.
- It is always necessary to wash hands before and after wearing _____.
- The last name of the father of hand hygiene.
- The person responsible for preventing and controlling infection.
- You can find hand hygiene county policy/procedure in Harbor _____, under infection control.
- The most common mode of pathogen transmission.
- True or False: Wearing gloves can eliminate the need for handwashing.
20 Clues: The first step to handwashing. • Disinfectant used to wash hands. • The best time to skip hand hygiene. • The science that deals with cleanliness. • There are _____ moments of hand hygiene. • The last name of the father of hand hygiene. • Hand sanitizer that HUCLA Medical Center uses. • The most common mode of pathogen transmission. • ...
Roman Medical Era Cross Word 2021-10-19
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- spices
- clean
- plants
- publichealth
- aqueducts
- observations
- research
- herbs
- medicine
- poppy
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- community
- hygiene
- sewagesystems
- knowledge
- baths
- cleanwater
- sanitation
- systems
- details
- influencers
20 Clues: clean • baths • herbs • poppy • spices • plants • hygiene • systems • details • research • medicine • community • knowledge • aqueducts • cleanwater • sanitation • influencers • publichealth • observations • sewagesystems
Hygiene 2023-12-11
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- the social media site with the most users
- how many seconds you should wash your hands for
- how many minutes a child/teen should get of exercise per day
- the name of your school
- Stage 4 Sleep
- the "legal" age to use social media
- very common skin condition that causes your skin to break out into spots or pimples
- a type of traumatic brain injury
- a symptom of a concussion
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- the inside of this is what you should use to cover a sneeze
- the thing that covers up body odor and prevents sweating
- Fear of missing out
- permanently damaged areas in teeth that develop into tiny holes
- how long should you brush your teeth for
- the name of your town
- your teachers last name
- the most effective way to prevent the spread of germs
17 Clues: Stage 4 Sleep • Fear of missing out • the name of your town • your teachers last name • the name of your school • a symptom of a concussion • a type of traumatic brain injury • the "legal" age to use social media • how long should you brush your teeth for • the social media site with the most users • how many seconds you should wash your hands for • ...
Hand washing 2021-10-26
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- Keeping my hands away from my face is also important so I don't spread germs.
- I was my hands thoroughly every time after I have been to the toilet.
- I know that bad hygiene puts my family, friends and I at risk of spreading _____________, and I don't want to do that so I practise excellent hygiene.
- I make sure that I lather the back of my hands, and _____ my fingers.
- Hand ______ is essential to the health of my family and I.
- My good hygiene helps to protect people who have weaker ______ systems, including people who are old or who may be pregnant.
- My excellent hygiene keeps __________ away.
- The only time I don't need to wash my hands is immediately after I have had a _______ or bath.
- My excellent hygiene keeps _________ away.
- I know I have washed my hands when I have _____ the Happy Birthday song from start to finish.
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- My excellent hygiene keeps my ________ happy, healthy and well!
- I know I need to wash my hands for ______ seconds.
- I dry my hands on a clean ______.
- My excellent hygience keeps _________ away.
- I need to wash my hands after being ______ including after I come home from school each day.
- I wash my hands thoroughly before entering the ______ and eating food.
- My excellent hygiene keeps ______ away.
- I wash my hands to prevent the spread of ______.
- I know I need to wash my hands after patting my _____.
19 Clues: I dry my hands on a clean ______. • My excellent hygiene keeps ______ away. • My excellent hygiene keeps _________ away. • My excellent hygience keeps _________ away. • My excellent hygiene keeps __________ away. • I wash my hands to prevent the spread of ______. • I know I need to wash my hands for ______ seconds. • ...
New 2016-08-24
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- Soccer
- Gold
- Radio
- Zipper
- Sandals
- Elizabeth
- Cartoons
- Hygiene
- Mosquito
- Apartment
- Save
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- Wheat
- Camera
- Garden
- Switch
- Pension
- Earphones
- Mobile
- Kenya
- Tub
20 Clues: Tub • Gold • Save • Wheat • Radio • Kenya • Soccer • Camera • Garden • Switch • Zipper • Mobile • Pension • Sandals • Hygiene • Cartoons • Mosquito • Elizabeth • Earphones • Apartment
Hand washing 2021-10-26
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- Keeping my hands away from my ______ is also important so I don't spread germs.
- I wash my hands thoroughly after I have been to the ________.
- I know that bad hygiene puts my family, friends and I at risk of spreading _____________, and I don't want to do that so I practice excellent hand hygiene.
- I make sure that I lather the back of my hands, and _______ my fingers.
- Hand ______ is essential to the health of my family and I.
- My good hygiene helps to protect people who have weaker ________ systems, including people who are old or who may be pregnant.
- My excellent hygiene keeps v__________ away.
- The only time I don't need to wash my hands is immediately after I have had a _______ or bath.
- My excellent hygiene keeps c_________ away.
- I know I have washed my hands for the correct amount of time when I have _____ the Happy Birthday song from start to finish.
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- My excellent hygiene keeps my ________ happy, healthy and well!
- I know I need to wash my hands for ______ seconds.
- I dry my hands on a clean ______.
- My excellent hygience keeps b_________ away.
- I need to wash my hands after being ______ including after I come home from school each day.
- I wash my hands thoroughly before entering the ______ and eating food.
- My excellent hygiene keeps g______ away.
- I wash my hands to prevent the spread of ______.
- I know I need to wash my hands after patting my _____.
19 Clues: I dry my hands on a clean ______. • My excellent hygiene keeps g______ away. • My excellent hygiene keeps c_________ away. • My excellent hygience keeps b_________ away. • My excellent hygiene keeps v__________ away. • I wash my hands to prevent the spread of ______. • I know I need to wash my hands for ______ seconds. • ...
HYGIENE 2022-06-08
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- Le COVID 19 en est un
- Elevée, elle peut éliminer les microbes
- A mettre quand on travaille evec une plaie à la main
- Doit rester sur la tête pendant le travail
- On le porte surtout si on est enrhumé
- Doit toujours être propre et complète
- ondoit se laver les mains après y être allé
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- Qui ont besoin d'air
- Un moyen de conservation par le froid
- Peut se trouver sur la coquille des oeufs
- Nettoyage et désinfection
- Il faut très souvent se les laver
- La poubelle doit en avoir une
- En excès, il permet de conserver un aliment
- Produit qui empêche la reproduction des champignons
- Rend une surface saine
- Peut provoquer des maladie
17 Clues: Qui ont besoin d'air • Le COVID 19 en est un • Rend une surface saine • Nettoyage et désinfection • Peut provoquer des maladie • La poubelle doit en avoir une • Il faut très souvent se les laver • Un moyen de conservation par le froid • On le porte surtout si on est enrhumé • Doit toujours être propre et complète • Elevée, elle peut éliminer les microbes • ...
Hygiene 2024-04-11
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- խալաթ
- շպար
- գիշերազգեստ
- հիգիենա
- ականջի փայտիկ
- սրբիչ
- խոզանակ
- ատամի խոզանակ
- հարդարարում
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- ածելի
- խոնավ անձեռոցիկ
- սանր
- լոբաձև
- փոքր սրբիչ
- ծածկոց
- հայելի
- բերանի հիգիենա
17 Clues: սանր • շպար • ածելի • խալաթ • սրբիչ • լոբաձև • ծածկոց • հայելի • հիգիենա • խոզանակ • փոքր սրբիչ • գիշերազգեստ • հարդարարում • ականջի փայտիկ • ատամի խոզանակ • բերանի հիգիենա • խոնավ անձեռոցիկ
HYGIENE 2022-06-08
Across
- Qui ont besoin d'air
- Peut provoquer des maladie
- Il faut très souvent se les laver
- Produit qui empêche la reproduction des champignons
- Peut se trouver sur la coquille des oeufs
- Un moyen de conservation par le froid
- En excès, il permet de conserver un aliment
- Elevée, elle peut éliminer les microbes
- A mettre quand on travaille evec une plaie à la main
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- Nettoyage et désinfection
- Le COVID 19 en est un
- Rend une surface saine
- Doit toujours être propre et complète
- on doit se laver les mains après y être allé
- On le porte surtout si on est enrhumé
- Doit rester sur la tête pendant le travail
- La poubelle doit en avoir une
17 Clues: Qui ont besoin d'air • Le COVID 19 en est un • Rend une surface saine • Nettoyage et désinfection • Peut provoquer des maladie • La poubelle doit en avoir une • Il faut très souvent se les laver • Doit toujours être propre et complète • On le porte surtout si on est enrhumé • Un moyen de conservation par le froid • Elevée, elle peut éliminer les microbes • ...
RPA World Hand Hygiene Day 2024 2024-05-05
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- An annual campaign run by WHO on May 5th
- People who should always feel comfortable to ask HCWs to wash their hands
- A policy all HCWs must comply with
- A physician shunned by his peers, but who recognised the importance of hand hygiene
- When is world hand hygiene day?
- Hands should be washed with soap and water after contact with a patient known to have this
- Considered to be the gold standard for hand hygiene
- A skin problem that can increase a HCW risk of contamination, infection and transmission
- This should be used at appropriate moments to maintain skin health
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- Hand wash requirement when your hands are visibly soiled
- Items that can impeded our capacity to wash our hands
- Hand wash basins in clinical areas should be _____ for their intended purpose, and not used for non-hand hygiene activities that promote microbial growth
- The first line of defense in infection control and assumes that all blood and body fluids are potentially infectious
- The number of audit periods undertaken as part of the National Hand Hygiene Initiative every year
- The organisation behind the 5 moments for hand hygiene
- Hands must be rubbed to generate friction to enable the ____ removal of microorganisms
- Who you should contact if you notice you have a skin concern
- The most effective way to prevent the spread of infection
- The greatest barrier to hand hygiene
- Our ABHR product!
20 Clues: Our ABHR product! • When is world hand hygiene day? • A policy all HCWs must comply with • The greatest barrier to hand hygiene • An annual campaign run by WHO on May 5th • Considered to be the gold standard for hand hygiene • Items that can impeded our capacity to wash our hands • The organisation behind the 5 moments for hand hygiene • ...
Ei ie for ee 2023-04-03
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- hygiene
- wield
- ceiling
- perceive
- receive
- niece
- inconceivable
- shriek
- yield
- conceited
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- handkerchief
- deceive
- retrieve
- fiendish
- reprieve
- deceit
- siege
- achieve
18 Clues: wield • siege • niece • yield • deceit • shriek • deceive • hygiene • ceiling • receive • achieve • retrieve • fiendish • reprieve • perceive • conceited • handkerchief • inconceivable
Hygiene 2017-02-06
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- Hauptüberträger von Infektionskrankheiten
- Was mit Wunden in Berührung kommt muss ... sein.
- Mit (infektiösen) Material verunreinigt ...
- Haften auf allen Oberflächen
- Die Verpackung von sterilen Gegenständen muss ... sein.
- Sterile Gegenstände sind immer ... verpackt.
- Muss bei der Desinfektion unbedingt eingehalten werden...
- Autoklav ist ein anderes Wort für ...
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- vorbeugend
- Abtötung von Erregern übertragbarer Krankheiten
- Bei Kontakt mit Blut muss man ... tragen.
- Gründliche Reinigung
- Wichtiger Bestandteil der täglichen Arbeit im Pflegebereich.
- Werden bei der Desinfektion abgetötet...
- Einteilung der Maßnahmen zur Reinigung erfolgt im...
- Zum Händewaschen verwendet man ...
16 Clues: vorbeugend • Gründliche Reinigung • Haften auf allen Oberflächen • Zum Händewaschen verwendet man ... • Autoklav ist ein anderes Wort für ... • Werden bei der Desinfektion abgetötet... • Hauptüberträger von Infektionskrankheiten • Bei Kontakt mit Blut muss man ... tragen. • Mit (infektiösen) Material verunreinigt ... • Sterile Gegenstände sind immer ... verpackt. • ...
hygiene 2023-12-13
Across
- Ce que les gens mangent
- La présence d'un agent pathogène dans les aliments
- infection causée par la bactérie Salmonella
- Symptôme d'une intoxication alimentaire.
- Une maladie causée par l'exposition à des produits chimiques toxiques.
- Action d'introduire une substance, généralement solide ou liquide, dans un organisme par la bouche.
- Pratique d'hygiène alimentaire qui permet de prévenir la toxi-infection alimentaire.
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- action de prendre des mesures pour éviter que quelque chose ne se produise.
- Délai entre la contamination et l'apparition des premiers symptômes d'une maladie.
- Bactérie qui produit une toxine responsable de la salmonellose .
- Une maladie causée par la consommation d'aliments contaminés
- Maladies à déclaration obligatoire
- Symptôme d'une intoxication alimentaire.
- Bactérie responsable de la listériose.
- infection digestive qui est causée par la consommation d'aliments contaminés par des microbes,
- Type de contamination alimentaire qui se produit lorsque des aliments crus sont manipulés avec des aliments cuits sans être lavés.
- substances chimiques produites par les micro-organismes qui peuvent être très toxiques.
17 Clues: Ce que les gens mangent • Maladies à déclaration obligatoire • Bactérie responsable de la listériose. • Symptôme d'une intoxication alimentaire. • Symptôme d'une intoxication alimentaire. • infection causée par la bactérie Salmonella • La présence d'un agent pathogène dans les aliments • Une maladie causée par la consommation d'aliments contaminés • ...
DAILY ROUTINES FREE TIME ACTIVITIES 2022-05-25
Across
- In the morning...
- Fun...
- After school...
- Music...
- Organization...
- In your bedroom...
- Videos...
- Hygiene
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- Bike...
- Games...
- Book...
- Places...
- Money...
- Images...
- Music...
- Communication...
- Hygiene...
- See...
- In the morning...
- Eating...
- Communication...
- Sleeping...
22 Clues: Fun... • See... • Bike... • Book... • Hygiene • Games... • Money... • Music... • Music... • Places... • Images... • Videos... • Eating... • Hygiene... • Sleeping... • After school... • Organization... • Communication... • Communication... • In the morning... • In the morning... • In your bedroom...
Hygiene 2021-03-29
Across
- You put it on the sponge to wash your body
- You put in on your hair to fix your hair
- You put it on to smell good
- You use it to brush your teeth
- You use it to wash your body
- You put it on your lips to hydrate them
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- You use it to clean between your teeth
- You put it on your face before shaving
- You use it to avoid a sunburn
- You put it on your toothbrush
- You put it on your hands to smooth them
- You use it to see yourself
- You use it to shave
- You use it wash your mouth
- You use it to wash your hair
- You use it to avoid bad odor
16 Clues: You use it to shave • You use it to see yourself • You use it wash your mouth • You put it on to smell good • You use it to wash your hair • You use it to avoid bad odor • You use it to wash your body • You use it to avoid a sunburn • You put it on your toothbrush • You use it to brush your teeth • You use it to clean between your teeth • You put it on your face before shaving • ...
hygiene 2022-12-06
Across
- биологическая опасность
- передать
- дозатор
- стафилококк
- восприимчивый
- предотвратить
- заразный
- загрязнение
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- дезинфицирующее средство
- одноразовый
- моющее средство
- отбеливатель
- мазь
- тампон
- лицевая маска
- инфекционный микроб
16 Clues: мазь • тампон • дозатор • передать • заразный • одноразовый • стафилококк • загрязнение • отбеливатель • лицевая маска • восприимчивый • предотвратить • моющее средство • инфекционный микроб • биологическая опасность • дезинфицирующее средство
hygiene 2023-11-24
Across
- Objet utilisé pour se sécher les mains (6)
- produit d'hygiène servant à nettoyer la peau et les cheveux.
- Action de se laver les mains
- Présence de bactéries, de virus ou de parasites dans les aliments
- Tout produit ou substance destinée à l'alimentation des êtres humains.
- Produit utilisé pour masquer les odeurs corporelles.
- mode de reproduction courant chez les champignons
- ensemble des opérations destinées à maintenir quelque chose en bon état.
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- substance qui tue les bactéries.
- action d'enlever la saleté avec de l'eau, du savon, etc.
- élimination des graisses et des huiles.
- outil servant à balayer.
- Date après laquelle un aliment peut encore être consommé.
- objet spongieux servant à nettoyer.
- action d'appliquer de l'eau et un détergent sur une surface ou un objet pour le nettoyer
- état de bien-être physique, mental et social.
- absence de saleté.
17 Clues: absence de saleté. • outil servant à balayer. • Action de se laver les mains • substance qui tue les bactéries. • objet spongieux servant à nettoyer. • élimination des graisses et des huiles. • Objet utilisé pour se sécher les mains (6) • état de bien-être physique, mental et social. • mode de reproduction courant chez les champignons • ...
Hygiene 2022-11-09
Across
- product designed to cover up odor
- sticky substance on the teeth
- dead skin that flakes off the scalp
- red and itchy skin condition
- inflamed gums
- dental specialist (Dr.)
- can see up close
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- Dr. for your eyes
- when the eye doesn't focus the light evenly
- designed to stop or dry up sweat
- holes in the teeth from decay
- a skin specialist (Dr.)
- condition that destroys the gums and jaw
- ringing in the ear from too much noise
- insects that attach to hair
- a condition that is sometimes called pimples
- can see far away
17 Clues: inflamed gums • can see far away • can see up close • Dr. for your eyes • a skin specialist (Dr.) • dental specialist (Dr.) • insects that attach to hair • red and itchy skin condition • sticky substance on the teeth • holes in the teeth from decay • designed to stop or dry up sweat • product designed to cover up odor • dead skin that flakes off the scalp • ...
Hygiene 2023-07-11
Across
- A kitchen could have an infestation of this
- chopping board used for root vegetables
- A type of contamination that you can see in the food
- where near should be stored in the fridge
- A bacteria that like cold temperatures and lives in said and cheese
- chopping board used for cooked meats
- A chopping method
- A type of contamination that cannot be seen and is normally used for cleaning
- chopping board used for raw meat
- the highest temperature a fridge should be
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- what happens to bacteria in the danger zone
- chopping board used for salads
- A bacteria that lives in raw meat and eggs
- chopping board used for fish
- A bacteria that lives in stagnant water
- chopping board used for dairy and bread
- what happens to bacteria above 75 degrees
17 Clues: A chopping method • chopping board used for fish • chopping board used for salads • chopping board used for raw meat • chopping board used for cooked meats • chopping board used for root vegetables • A bacteria that lives in stagnant water • chopping board used for dairy and bread • where near should be stored in the fridge • what happens to bacteria above 75 degrees • ...
hygiene 2023-04-24
Across
- kills 99.9% of germs
- a string that you put in between your teeth
- fluffy ball used with soap in shower
- household appliance you use to stay clean
- body mist that is scented
- applied to a toothbrush
- squeaky clean ears
- keep those dry lips away
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- takes the hair away from your body
- used for sneezing into
- rub this on your armpits
- something you use to to brush your hair
- keeps your skin healthy and moisturized
- liquid soap that cleans clothes
- first step in washing your hair
- what do you use to wash your body
- a tool you use to brush your teeth
17 Clues: squeaky clean ears • kills 99.9% of germs • used for sneezing into • applied to a toothbrush • rub this on your armpits • keep those dry lips away • body mist that is scented • liquid soap that cleans clothes • first step in washing your hair • what do you use to wash your body • takes the hair away from your body • a tool you use to brush your teeth • ...
Dental Hygiene Ethics Ch7 2022-02-07
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- the state dental practice act may be a single law or a ____________ of laws
- conduct that may lead to a dental hygiene license being suspended or revoked
- along with a monetary fine, this may be a penalty for noncompliance with licensure requirements
- this varies by state and may include local anesthesia administration and laser therapy
- interprets laws and administers justice
- most states mandate reporting of this maltreatment of children
- implements and enforces the laws
- an elected regulatory body that may oversee the practice of dental hygiene
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- authorized to enact laws or statutes
- a dental hygiene license issued on the basis of a review of credentials
- practicing dental hygiene without a valid license is a __________ offense
- most states require this lifesaving training as part of licensure
- one of the reasons a dental hygiene license may be suspended or revoked
- this act controls the practice of dental hygiene
- these laws provide a general outline of requirements, provisions, and limitations of the practice of dental hygiene
15 Clues: implements and enforces the laws • authorized to enact laws or statutes • interprets laws and administers justice • this act controls the practice of dental hygiene • most states mandate reporting of this maltreatment of children • most states require this lifesaving training as part of licensure • ...
managment styles 2024-02-26
Across
- TeamDynamics
- Security
- Companypolicies
- Salary
- decisionmaking
- management
- Herzberg
- interpersonal
- delegation
- planning
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- conceptual
- Supervision
- communication
- problemsolving
- laissezfaire
- Advancement
- Recognition
- Achievement
- Responsibility
- jobdissatisfaction
- Hygiene
- authoritarian
- democratic
- Motivation
- technical
25 Clues: Salary • Hygiene • Security • Herzberg • planning • technical • conceptual • democratic • Motivation • management • delegation • Supervision • Advancement • Recognition • Achievement • TeamDynamics • laissezfaire • communication • authoritarian • interpersonal • problemsolving • Responsibility • decisionmaking • Companypolicies • jobdissatisfaction
GET-TO-KNOW your colleagues 2017-12-04
Across
- Colleague who joined EHI in 2017 (Applied Ento)
- Colleague who has work the longest in NEA (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who is grandparent (Entomology Taxonomy)
- EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who speaks fluent German (Informatics)
- EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic)
- Colleague who does pole dancing (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 6 (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who has perfect eyesight (Environment Hygiene)
- Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership)
- Colleague who likes Marvin the Martian (Partnership)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 4 (Informatics)
- Colleague who has a twin sibling (Food Hygiene)
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- Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic)
- EHI first aider (Mammalian Host)
- Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic)
- Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento)
- EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Neythal (Applied Ento)
- Colleague who stays at Pasir Ris (Food Hygiene)
- EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene)
- Colleague who took part in the recent Vertical Challenge (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- EHI Biosafety Officer (Institutional Administration)
- Colleague who rides a motorbike to work (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 9 (Molecular Epi)
25 Clues: EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic) • EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic) • EHI first aider (Mammalian Host) • Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento) • EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene) • Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic) • Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic) • EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene) • Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership) • ...
GET-TO-KNOW your colleagues 2017-12-04
Across
- EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 6 (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 9 (Molecular Epidemiology)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 4 (Informatics)
- Youngest EHI staff (Applied Entomology)
- Colleague who is grandparent (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who has work the longest in NEA (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who does pole dancing (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- EHI phlebotomist (Zoonotic)
- EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who has perfect eyesight (Environment Hygiene)
- EHI first aider (Mammalian Host)
- Colleague who likes Marvin the Martian (Partnership)
- EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene)
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- Colleague who rides a motorbike to work (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who took part in the recent Vertical Challenge (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- EHI Biosafety Officer (Institutional Administration)
- Colleague who has a twin sibling (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who joined EHI in 2017 (Applied Entomology)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Neythal (Applied Entomology)
- Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who stays at Pasir Ris (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who speaks fluent German (Informatics)
- Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership)
25 Clues: EHI phlebotomist (Zoonotic) • EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic) • EHI first aider (Mammalian Host) • EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene) • Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic) • Youngest EHI staff (Applied Entomology) • Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic) • EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene) • Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership) • ...
GET-TO-KNOW your colleagues 2017-12-04
Across
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 9 (Molecular Epidemiology)
- Colleague who stays at Pasir Ris (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 6 (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who speaks fluent German (Informatics)
- EHI first aider (Mammalian Host)
- EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic)
- EHI phlebotomist (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who does pole dancing (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who has perfect eyesight (Environment Hygiene)
- Colleague who is grandparent (Entomology Taxonomy)
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- Colleague who has a twin sibling (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who rides a motorbike to work (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership)
- Colleague who likes Marvin the Martian (Partnership)
- Colleague who joined EHI in 2017 (Applied Entomology)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Neythal (Applied Entomology)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 4 (Informatics)
- EHI Biosafety Officer (Institutional Administration)
- EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene)
- EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene)
- Colleague who took part in the recent Vertical Challenge (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Youngest EHI staff (Applied Entomology)
- Colleague who has work the longest in NEA (Entomology Taxonomy)
25 Clues: EHI phlebotomist (Zoonotic) • EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic) • EHI first aider (Mammalian Host) • EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene) • Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic) • Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic) • EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene) • Youngest EHI staff (Applied Entomology) • Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership) • ...
GET-TO-KNOW your colleagues 2017-12-04
Across
- Colleague who rides a motorbike to work (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 9 (Molecular Epi)
- Colleague who joined EHI in 2017 (Applied Ento)
- Colleague who speaks fluent German (Informatics)
- EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who is grandparent (Entomology Taxonomy)
- EHI Biosafety Officer (Institutional Administration)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 6 (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who has work the longest in NEA (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who has perfect eyesight (Environment Hygiene)
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- Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 4 (Informatics)
- Colleague who stays at Pasir Ris (Food Hygiene)
- EHI first aider (Mammalian Host)
- Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic)
- EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene)
- EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Neythal (Applied Entom)
- Colleague who has a twin sibling (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who took part in the recent Vertical Challenge (Mosquito-Virus Interaction))
- Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership)
- Colleague who does pole dancing (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who likes Marvin the Martian (Partnership)
- EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic)
25 Clues: EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic) • EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic) • EHI first aider (Mammalian Host) • Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento) • EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene) • Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic) • Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic) • EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene) • Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership) • ...
GET-TO-KNOW your colleagues 2017-12-04
Across
- Colleague who is grandparent (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 4 (Informatics)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Neythal (Applied Entomology)
- Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic)
- EHI Biosafety Officer (Institutional Administration)
- Youngest EHI staff (Applied Entomology)
- Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 9 (Molecular Epidemiology)
- EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic)
- Colleague who does pole dancing (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who took part in the recent Vertical Challenge (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who stays at Pasir Ris (Food Hygiene)
Down
- EHI phlebotomist (Zoonotic)
- EHI first aider (Mammalian Host)
- Colleague who joined EHI in 2017 (Applied Entomology)
- EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who speaks fluent German (Informatics)
- Colleague who has perfect eyesight (Environment Hygiene)
- Colleague who has a twin sibling (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who rides a motorbike to work (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 6 (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership)
- Colleague who likes Marvin the Martian (Partnership)
- EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene)
- Colleague who has work the longest in NEA (Entomology Taxonomy)
25 Clues: EHI phlebotomist (Zoonotic) • EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic) • EHI first aider (Mammalian Host) • EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene) • Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic) • Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic) • Youngest EHI staff (Applied Entomology) • EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene) • Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership) • ...
GET-TO-KNOW your colleagues 2017-12-04
Across
- Colleague who has a twin sibling (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who rides a motorbike to work (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership)
- EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who speaks fluent German (Informatics)
- EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene)
- EHI first aider (Mammalian Host)
- Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic)
- EHI Biosafety Officer (Institutional Administration)
- Colleague who stays at Pasir Ris (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 6 (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 4 (Informatics)
- Colleague who has perfect eyesight (Environment Hygiene)
Down
- Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who is grandparent (Entomology Taxonomy)
- EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic)
- Colleague who likes Marvin the Martian (Partnership)
- EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who joined EHI in 2017 (Applied Ento)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Neythal (Applied Entom)
- Colleague who took part in the recent Vertical Challenge (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who does pole dancing (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 9 (Molecular Epi)
- Colleague who has work the longest in NEA (Entomology Taxonomy)
25 Clues: EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic) • EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic) • EHI first aider (Mammalian Host) • Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento) • EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene) • Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic) • EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene) • Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic) • Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership) • ...
GET-TO-KNOW your colleagues 2017-12-04
Across
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 4 (Informatics)
- Colleague who stays at Pasir Ris (Food Hygiene)
- Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento)
- Colleague who is grandparent (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who took part in the recent Vertical Challenge (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who rides a motorbike to work (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who joined EHI in 2017 (Applied Ento)
- Colleague who speaks fluent German (Informatics)
- EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who has perfect eyesight (Environment Hygiene)
- Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 9 (Molecular Epi)
- Colleague who likes Marvin the Martian (Partnership)
- EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene)
Down
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 6 (Entomology Taxonomy)
- EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic)
- EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who has a twin sibling (Food Hygiene)
- EHI first aider (Mammalian Host)
- Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Neythal (Applied Entom)
- Colleague who has work the longest in NEA (Entomology Taxonomy)
- EHI Biosafety Officer (Institutional Administration)
- Colleague who does pole dancing (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
25 Clues: EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic) • EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic) • EHI first aider (Mammalian Host) • Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento) • EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene) • Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic) • Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic) • EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene) • Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership) • ...
GET-TO-KNOW your colleagues 2017-12-04
Across
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 9 (Molecular Epi)
- EHI Biosafety Officer (Institutional Administration)
- Colleague who stays at Pasir Ris (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 4 (Informatics)
- Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who speaks fluent German (Informatics)
- Colleague who has perfect eyesight (Environment Hygiene)
- Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic)
- Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento)
- Colleague who likes Marvin the Martian (Partnership)
- EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene)
Down
- EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic)
- Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 6 (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who joined EHI in 2017 (Applied Ento)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Neythal (Applied Entom)
- EHI first aider (Mammalian Host)
- EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic)
- EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who took part in the recent Vertical Challenge (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who has a twin sibling (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who has work the longest in NEA (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who is grandparent (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who rides a motorbike to work (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who does pole dancing (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
25 Clues: EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic) • EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic) • EHI first aider (Mammalian Host) • Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento) • EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene) • Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic) • Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic) • EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene) • Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership) • ...
GET-TO-KNOW your colleagues 2017-12-04
Across
- Colleague who joined EHI in 2017 (Applied Ento)
- EHI Biosafety Officer (Institutional Administration)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 4 (Informatics)
- EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic)
- Colleague who is grandparent (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who took part in the recent Vertical Challenge (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who speaks fluent German (Informatics)
- EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 6 (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who rides a motorbike to work (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who has perfect eyesight (Environment Hygiene)
- Colleague who has a twin sibling (Food Hygiene)
Down
- Colleague who likes Marvin the Martian (Partnership)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Neythal (Applied Ento)
- EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who does pole dancing (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento)
- Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic)
- EHI first aider (Mammalian Host)
- EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene)
- Colleague who stays at Pasir Ris (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 9 (Molecular Epi)
- Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership)
- Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who has work the longest in NEA (Entomology Taxonomy)
25 Clues: EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic) • EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic) • EHI first aider (Mammalian Host) • Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento) • EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene) • Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic) • Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic) • EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene) • Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership) • ...
GET-TO-KNOW your colleagues 2017-12-04
Across
- Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who is grandparent (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 9 (Molecular Epi)
- EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who has perfect eyesight (Environment Hygiene)
- Colleague who likes Marvin the Martian (Partnership)
- Colleague who joined EHI in 2017 (Applied Ento)
- Colleague who stays at Pasir Ris (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who took part in the recent Vertical Challenge (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Neythal (Applied Ento)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 6 (Entomology Taxonomy)
- EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene)
- Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership)
Down
- Colleague who has a twin sibling (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who does pole dancing (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who rides a motorbike to work (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- EHI first aider (Mammalian Host)
- Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento)
- EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic)
- EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who has work the longest in NEA (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who speaks fluent German (Informatics)
- EHI Biosafety Officer (Institutional Administration)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 4 (Informatics)
25 Clues: EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic) • EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic) • EHI first aider (Mammalian Host) • Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento) • EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene) • Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic) • Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic) • EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene) • Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership) • ...
GET-TO-KNOW your colleagues 2017-12-04
Across
- Colleague who has work the longest in NEA (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Neythal (Applied Ento)
- Colleague who does pole dancing (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 9 (Molecular Epi)
- Colleague who has a twin sibling (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who took part in the recent Vertical Challenge (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- EHI Biosafety Officer (Institutional Administration)
- EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who joined EHI in 2017 (Applied Ento)
- EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene)
Down
- Colleague who has perfect eyesight (Environment Hygiene)
- Colleague who is grandparent (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who speaks fluent German (Informatics)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 6 (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 4 (Informatics)
- Colleague who stays at Pasir Ris (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who likes Marvin the Martian (Partnership)
- EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic)
- EHI first aider (Mammalian Host)
- Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento)
- Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic)
- EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic)
- Colleague who rides a motorbike to work (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
25 Clues: EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic) • EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic) • EHI first aider (Mammalian Host) • Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento) • EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene) • Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic) • Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic) • EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene) • Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership) • ...
GET-TO-KNOW your colleagues 2017-12-04
Across
- Colleague who has work the longest in NEA (Entomology Taxonomy)
- EHI Biosafety Officer (Institutional Administration)
- EHI phlebotomist (Zoonotic)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 6 (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Youngest EHI staff (Applied Entomology)
- Colleague who speaks fluent German (Informatics)
- EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who rides a motorbike to work (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who stays at Pasir Ris (Food Hygiene)
- EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 4 (Informatics)
Down
- Colleague whose workstation is at Neythal (Applied Entomology)
- Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who took part in the recent Vertical Challenge (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership)
- Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who joined EHI in 2017 (Applied Entomology)
- EHI first aider (Mammalian Host)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 9 (Molecular Epidemiology)
- EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic)
- Colleague who has perfect eyesight (Environment Hygiene)
- Colleague who does pole dancing (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who is grandparent (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who likes Marvin the Martian (Partnership)
- Colleague who has a twin sibling (Food Hygiene)
25 Clues: EHI phlebotomist (Zoonotic) • EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic) • EHI first aider (Mammalian Host) • EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene) • Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic) • Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic) • Youngest EHI staff (Applied Entomology) • EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene) • Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership) • ...
GET-TO-KNOW your colleagues 2017-12-04
Across
- Colleague who rides a motorbike to work (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic)
- Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento)
- Colleague who joined EHI in 2017 (Applied Ento)
- EHI Biosafety Officer (Institutional Administration)
- EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who speaks fluent German (Informatics)
- Colleague who likes Marvin the Martian (Partnership)
- Colleague who has work the longest in NEA (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 4 (Informatics)
- Colleague who has perfect eyesight (Environment Hygiene)
- Colleague who stays at Pasir Ris (Food Hygiene)
Down
- EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 6 (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 9 (Molecular Epi)
- Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership)
- EHI first aider (Mammalian Host)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Neythal (Applied Entom)
- Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic)
- EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who is grandparent (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who took part in the recent Vertical Challenge (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who has a twin sibling (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who does pole dancing (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
25 Clues: EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic) • EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic) • EHI first aider (Mammalian Host) • Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento) • EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene) • Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic) • EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene) • Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic) • Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership) • ...
GET-TO-KNOW your colleagues 2017-12-04
Across
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 4 (Informatics)
- EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene)
- EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who took part in the recent Vertical Challenge (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who joined EHI in 2017 (Applied Ento)
- Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Neythal (Applied Entom)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 9 (Molecular Epi)
- Colleague who stays at Pasir Ris (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who likes Marvin the Martian (Partnership)
Down
- Colleague who has work the longest in NEA (Entomology Taxonomy)
- EHI first aider (Mammalian Host)
- EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 6 (Entomology Taxonomy)
- EHI Biosafety Officer (Institutional Administration)
- Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership)
- Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who has a twin sibling (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who has perfect eyesight (Environment Hygiene)
- Colleague who speaks fluent German (Informatics)
- EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic)
- Colleague who rides a motorbike to work (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who is grandparent (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who does pole dancing (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
25 Clues: EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic) • EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic) • EHI first aider (Mammalian Host) • Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento) • EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene) • Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic) • EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene) • Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic) • Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership) • ...
GET-TO-KNOW your colleagues 2017-12-04
Across
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 9 (Molecular Epi)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 4 (Informatics)
- Colleague who joined EHI in 2017 (Applied Ento)
- Colleague who likes Marvin the Martian (Partnership)
- Colleague who stays at Pasir Ris (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who speaks fluent German (Informatics)
- EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic)
- Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento)
- EHI Biosafety Officer (Institutional Administration)
- EHI first aider (Mammalian Host)
- Colleague who has perfect eyesight (Environment Hygiene)
- Colleague who rides a motorbike to work (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who has work the longest in NEA (Entomology Taxonomy)
Down
- Colleague who is grandparent (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who has a twin sibling (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 6 (Entomology Taxonomy)
- EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Neythal (Applied Ento)
- EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who took part in the recent Vertical Challenge (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene)
- Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership)
- Colleague who does pole dancing (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
25 Clues: EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic) • EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic) • EHI first aider (Mammalian Host) • Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento) • EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene) • Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic) • Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic) • EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene) • Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership) • ...
GET-TO-KNOW your colleagues 2017-12-04
Across
- Colleague who has a twin sibling (Food Hygiene)
- EHI phlebotomist (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who stays at Pasir Ris (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic)
- EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene)
- Colleague who likes Marvin the Martian (Partnership)
- EHI first aider (Mammalian Host)
- Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership)
- Colleague who is grandparent (Entomology Taxonomy)
- EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic)
Down
- Colleague who has work the longest in NEA (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who took part in the recent Vertical Challenge (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- EHI Biosafety Officer (Institutional Administration)
- Colleague who joined EHI in 2017 (Applied Entomology)
- Colleague who rides a motorbike to work (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 4 (Informatics)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 6 (Entomology Taxonomy)
- EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who does pole dancing (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Neythal (Applied Entomology)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 9 (Molecular Epidemiology)
- Youngest EHI staff (Applied Entomology)
- Colleague who speaks fluent German (Informatics)
- Colleague who has perfect eyesight (Environment Hygiene)
25 Clues: EHI phlebotomist (Zoonotic) • EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic) • EHI first aider (Mammalian Host) • EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene) • Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic) • Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic) • EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene) • Youngest EHI staff (Applied Entomology) • Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership) • ...
GET-TO-KNOW your colleagues 2017-12-04
Across
- Colleague who is grandparent (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 9 (Molecular Epi)
- Colleague who joined EHI in 2017 (Applied Ento)
- Colleague who took part in the recent Vertical Challenge (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic)
- EHI first aider (Mammalian Host)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 6 (Entomology Taxonomy)
- EHI Biosafety Officer (Institutional Administration)
- EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic)
- Colleague who has a twin sibling (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who has perfect eyesight (Environment Hygiene)
Down
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 4 (Informatics)
- Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento)
- Colleague who rides a motorbike to work (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who stays at Pasir Ris (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who does pole dancing (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Neythal (Applied Ento)
- EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene)
- Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who speaks fluent German (Informatics)
- EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene)
- Colleague who likes Marvin the Martian (Partnership)
- Colleague who has work the longest in NEA (Entomology Taxonomy)
25 Clues: EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic) • EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic) • EHI first aider (Mammalian Host) • Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento) • EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene) • Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic) • Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic) • EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene) • Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership) • ...
GET-TO-KNOW your colleagues 2017-12-04
Across
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 9 (Molecular Epi)
- Colleague who does pole dancing (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who is grandparent (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who speaks fluent German (Informatics)
- Colleague who has a twin sibling (Food Hygiene)
- EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene)
- EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene)
- Colleague who has perfect eyesight (Environment Hygiene)
- EHI Biosafety Officer (Institutional Administration)
- Colleague who took part in the recent Vertical Challenge (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague who likes Marvin the Martian (Partnership)
- Colleague who joined EHI in 2017 (Applied Ento)
Down
- Colleague who rides a motorbike to work (Mosquito-Virus Interaction)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Neythal (Applied Ento)
- Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 4 (Informatics)
- Colleague whose workstation is at Level 6 (Entomology Taxonomy)
- Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership)
- EHI first aider (Mammalian Host)
- EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic)
- Colleague who stays at Pasir Ris (Food Hygiene)
- EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic)
- Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento)
- Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic)
- Colleague who has work the longest in NEA (Entomology Taxonomy)
25 Clues: EHI Phlebotomist (Zoonotic) • EHI Care Officer (Diagnostic) • EHI first aider (Mammalian Host) • Youngest EHI staff (Applied Ento) • EHI authorized driver (Food Hygiene) • Colleague who plays soccer (Zoonotic) • Colleague who is left handed (Zoonotic) • EHI Eco Officer (Environmental Hygiene) • Colleague who plays the drums (Partnership) • ...
Hygiene 2023-09-08
Across
- Where should you stay if you're sick?
- Who can you visit if you're sick?
- Can good hygiene keep you healthy?
- What should you brush or comb everyday?
- What spreads arounds and makes us sick?
- What do you put on your toothbrush to help clean teeth?
- What body should you cover your cough or sneeze with?
- What do you use to clean your skin in the shower or bath?
- Do you practice good hygiene?
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- What tool do you use to clean your teeth?
- Should you cough or sneeze into your hand?
- What do you put on your skin to reduce the stank?
- What do we call the practice of keeping a clean body?
- What do you use to clean your hair?
- Do your friends and family appreciate good hygiene?
- How many times should you brush your teeth each day?
- How many times a day should you shower or bathe?
17 Clues: Do you practice good hygiene? • Who can you visit if you're sick? • Can good hygiene keep you healthy? • What do you use to clean your hair? • Where should you stay if you're sick? • What should you brush or comb everyday? • What spreads arounds and makes us sick? • What tool do you use to clean your teeth? • Should you cough or sneeze into your hand? • ...
Hand Hygiene 2021-02-05
Across
- When using hand _________ do not use paper towel to dry hands.
- You should perform hand hygiene after ________ with a patient.
- no matter if washing with soap or applying hand sanitizer you rub the back of each hand with _______ of the opposite hand.
- Handy hygiene is an action of hand cleaning to remove ________ agents on the hands.
- When correctly washing your hands you should ______ for 15 seconds.
- ______ hands thoroughly under running water when washing to remove the soap.
- ______and running water should be used when hands are soiled.
- Apply 1 to 2 ______ of hand sanitizer to palms of dry hands to correctly sanitize.
- Perform ____ hygiene before and after putting on gloves.
- When using hand sanitizer, once your hands are ____ they are safe.
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- Perform hand hygiene before performing _________ procedures.
- Wet hands with ______ water before applying soap.
- Hand hygiene is done using an __________ rub or soap and water.
- Hand hygiene should be done _____ any bodily fluid exposure or risk.
- When using hand sanitizer you rub ________ and around the fingers.
- ______ stands for alcohol-based hand rub.
- Alcohol-based hand rub takes ______ time.
- Alcohol-based hand sanitizer is less ______ on the skin.
- Hand hygiene includes attention to _______ care.
19 Clues: ______ stands for alcohol-based hand rub. • Alcohol-based hand rub takes ______ time. • Hand hygiene includes attention to _______ care. • Wet hands with ______ water before applying soap. • Alcohol-based hand sanitizer is less ______ on the skin. • Perform ____ hygiene before and after putting on gloves. • ...
Hand Hygiene Crossword 2019-01-28
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- The Charlotte Radiology code word for noting improper hand hygiene with a coworker is ____________.
- This location won the last hand hygiene contest and Kim delivered donuts to them.
- What kind of nails should you NOT have as a healthcare worker since they harbor bacteria?
- What helps to prevent healthcare worker dermatitis?
- 2019 Hand Hygiene goal for going IN to a patient care area.
- What should you use before and after patient care unless your hands are visibly soiled?
- You should turn off the water and open the door with this item after washing your hands.
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- 2019 Hand Hygiene goal for coming OUT of a patient care area.
- This is the song that you can sing to let you know you have washed your hands long enough.
- You should wash your hands for at least _______ seconds.
- You should perform hand hygiene before and after removal of this item of PPE.
- Who is the infection control "ninja" at Charlotte Radiology?
- We follow this organizations moments of hand hygiene model or campaign.
- How many moments of hand hygiene are there?
- Hand sanitizer should contain 60% __________.
15 Clues: How many moments of hand hygiene are there? • Hand sanitizer should contain 60% __________. • What helps to prevent healthcare worker dermatitis? • You should wash your hands for at least _______ seconds. • 2019 Hand Hygiene goal for going IN to a patient care area. • Who is the infection control "ninja" at Charlotte Radiology? • ...
Hygiene 2024-05-14
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- the school your in
- what you should do for every time you use the RR
- what you should put on every day
- the last name of your teacher
- the area in which you should cover a sneeze with
- the amount of seconds you should wash your hands for
- a type of traumatic brain injury
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- stage 4 sleep, acronym for rapid eye movement
- the town your in
- amount of minutes of exercise you should get per day
- tiny little holes in your teeth that come because of lack of self care
- acronym for fear of missing out
- social media site with the most users
- a symptom of a concussion
- the amount of minutes you should brush your teeth for
- what can occur if you don't wash your face
16 Clues: the town your in • the school your in • a symptom of a concussion • the last name of your teacher • acronym for fear of missing out • what you should put on every day • a type of traumatic brain injury • social media site with the most users • what can occur if you don't wash your face • stage 4 sleep, acronym for rapid eye movement • ...
Hand Hygiene May 2024 2024-04-24
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- Abbreviation for this alcohol based product important at point of care.
- An organism that can cause disease.
- It becomes sudsy with friction and water.
- Gloves can protect them.
- Free of Bacteria.
- There are 4 of these to describe when to perform hand hygiene.
- Hand Hygiene can prevent this.
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- Antibiotic Resistant _______________.
- A word associated with cleanliness.
- Removes dirt down the drain.
- When intact it protects you from germs.
- If hands are this for too long it can damage the skin
- All persons that must be competent with hand hygiene.
- You must perform hand hygiene if exposed to this.
14 Clues: Free of Bacteria. • Gloves can protect them. • Removes dirt down the drain. • Hand Hygiene can prevent this. • A word associated with cleanliness. • An organism that can cause disease. • Antibiotic Resistant _______________. • When intact it protects you from germs. • It becomes sudsy with friction and water. • You must perform hand hygiene if exposed to this. • ...
2023 hand Hygiene 2023-04-26
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- Hand hygiene should be performed after _______ gloves.
- You should perform hand hygiene before touching any _________ attached to the patient e.g. dialysis machine or infusion pump.
- Moment 1 is performing hand hygiene before touching a _____________.
- When using ABHR, hands should remain wet for ________seconds.
- Who should you contact if you have concerns or issues with your skin?
- In Transmission Based Precautions hand hygiene is performed and gloves must be changed between moments on the same patient. True or false?
- Wearing hand and wrist _________ harbors bacteria even after hand washing or using ABHR.
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- Curtains are outside the patient zone and hand hygiene must be performed after touching curtains before __________ the patient.
- Performing hand hygiene after touching a patient's surroundings e.g. bed rails, bedside locker is a Moment _________?
- Effective hand hygiene is the single most _________ strategy in preventing hospital-acquired infections.
- When hands are dirty or visibly contaminated, should you use ABHR or wash your hands?
- When drying hands after washing, gently pat the skin dry with paper towel to _________ skin irritation.
- How many hand hygiene moments are there?
- After a procedure or any potential body fluid exposure e.g. touching a drain or urine bag, this is a Moment ______?
- Wearing gloves replaces the need for hand hygiene. True or false?
15 Clues: How many hand hygiene moments are there? • Hand hygiene should be performed after _______ gloves. • When using ABHR, hands should remain wet for ________seconds. • Wearing gloves replaces the need for hand hygiene. True or false? • Moment 1 is performing hand hygiene before touching a _____________. • ...
Commonly Misspelled Words [G H and I] 2021-04-12
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- genius
- humorous
- imminent
- indigenous
- hygiene
- immense
- guidance
- government
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- heroes
- guarantee
- hindrance
- graffiti
- immediately
- halves
- grief
15 Clues: grief • heroes • genius • halves • hygiene • immense • humorous • graffiti • imminent • guidance • guarantee • hindrance • indigenous • government • immediately
My Crossword 2021-03-25
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- precede
- habitat
- celebrate
- laughter
- committee
- harmony
- hideous
- bouquet
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- breathe
- hygiene
- weightless
- contagious
- keyboard
- straighten
- obeyed
15 Clues: obeyed • breathe • precede • hygiene • habitat • harmony • hideous • bouquet • keyboard • laughter • celebrate • committee • weightless • contagious • straighten
My Crossword 2021-03-25
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- harmony
- weightless
- habitat
- obeyed
- bouquet
- straighten
- contagious
- celebrate
- committee
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- hygiene
- keyboard
- hideous
- breathe
- laughter
- precede
15 Clues: obeyed • harmony • hygiene • hideous • breathe • habitat • precede • bouquet • keyboard • laughter • celebrate • committee • weightless • straighten • contagious
Hygiene 2022-07-18
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- ____ foods like hamburgers will give you pimples
- The oil in your skin is called _______
- _______ and vegetables makes our skin healthy
- Brush your teeth with ________
- Never _____ your pimples
- Always take a _____ twice a day
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- Drink lots of _____ to make your skin healthy
- You should sleep at _______ o’clock
- means being clean
- _____ your hair
- Use _____ to clean your hair
- Always ____ your hands
- wash your hands with _______
- When your skin is dirty, you’ll get ______
- Always wear ______ clothes
15 Clues: _____ your hair • means being clean • Always ____ your hands • Never _____ your pimples • Always wear ______ clothes • Use _____ to clean your hair • wash your hands with _______ • Brush your teeth with ________ • Always take a _____ twice a day • You should sleep at _______ o’clock • The oil in your skin is called _______ • When your skin is dirty, you’ll get ______ • ...
Hygiene 2023-05-27
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- process of scrubbing teeth with a toothbrush and toothpaste
- process of washing your body
- a liquid or cream that prevents a cut from becoming infected
- physical or mental activity that keeps you healthy and strong
- a small brush with a handle that you use for cleaning your teeth
- a piece of cloth or paper that you use for drying yourself
- keeping yourself and things around you clean, in order to prevent disease
- oral rinse used after brushing teeth for fresh breath
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- should be trimmed regularly to keep our hands clean
- an excellent source of essential vitamins and minerals, and they are high in fibre
- holes, or areas of tooth decay
- a doctor who specializes in taking care of the teeth
- the state of being well and free from illness
- is a sticky film that forms on your teeth
- tiny organisms, or living things, that can cause disease
15 Clues: process of washing your body • holes, or areas of tooth decay • is a sticky film that forms on your teeth • the state of being well and free from illness • should be trimmed regularly to keep our hands clean • a doctor who specializes in taking care of the teeth • oral rinse used after brushing teeth for fresh breath • ...
Hygiene 2022-01-26
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- sneeze or cough into it
- Tie it up if it's long
- cover a cut with a ... and glove
- aprons are necessary to ... your clothes
- makes surfaces slippery and allows germs to wash off
- Must be washed before cooking
- red chopping boards are used for cutting this
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- wash your hands after ...
- cross ... is when bacteria from raw foods mixes with ready to eat foods
- ... food must be defrosted in the fridge
- use these when collecting ingredients
- don't ..... a measuring spoon or it will contaminate other foods (6,3)
- water this kills bacteria when cleaning up
- chopping boards must be allowed to ... fully
14 Clues: Tie it up if it's long • sneeze or cough into it • wash your hands after ... • Must be washed before cooking • cover a cut with a ... and glove • use these when collecting ingredients • ... food must be defrosted in the fridge • aprons are necessary to ... your clothes • water this kills bacteria when cleaning up • chopping boards must be allowed to ... fully • ...
hygiene 2022-12-30
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- le nom d'un bactérie sous la forme sphérique
- cellule sans noyau
- Endogène, lorsque Le malade s’infecte avec ses propres microbes,
- est un ensemble de mesures destinées à prévenir les infections et l'apparition de maladies infectieuses
- une bactérie entraine des perturbations plus ou moins sévères chez l’hôte (homme, animal ou végétal)
- un microbe
- le nom d'un bactérie sous la forme spirale
- une bactérie qui vit en contact étroit avec l’hôte sans provoquer de troubles
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- un microbe
- virus responsable du SIDA
- le nom d'un bactérie sous la forme Bâtonnet
- un microbe
- L’infection provoquée par les champignons
- pénétration (entrée) d’un microbe pathogène + multiplication
- un microbe
- un microbe qui ne peut pas vivre par lui-même, il a besoin d'une cellule appelée hôte pour se reproduire
- virus responsable de la grippe
17 Clues: un microbe • un microbe • un microbe • un microbe • cellule sans noyau • virus responsable du SIDA • virus responsable de la grippe • L’infection provoquée par les champignons • le nom d'un bactérie sous la forme spirale • le nom d'un bactérie sous la forme Bâtonnet • le nom d'un bactérie sous la forme sphérique • pénétration (entrée) d’un microbe pathogène + multiplication • ...
GHPs 2023-12-23
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- remove dirt & soil
- not visible with naked eyes
- hands, after using toilets & before processing
- protects the food we buy
- poor hygiene can cause
- through which clean air provided
- environmental hygiene under...production
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- water use in food industry
- hygiene require for safe production
- hazards associated with poor hygiene of food
- use for washing hands
- substances use to make something clean & hygienic
- get sign of approval
13 Clues: remove dirt & soil • get sign of approval • use for washing hands • poor hygiene can cause • protects the food we buy • water use in food industry • not visible with naked eyes • through which clean air provided • hygiene require for safe production • environmental hygiene under...production • hazards associated with poor hygiene of food • ...
WHO International Hand Hygiene Day 5/5 2022-05-05
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- first step to handwashing
- sing ____ twice for length of handwashing
- internationally respected guidelines on hand hygiene
- responsible for preventing & controlling infection?
- when using alcohol sanitizer rub hands until ___
- _____ is used when hands are visibly soiled
- microorganisms smaller than bacteria
- last name of the father of hand hygiene
- you must wash hands before and after wearing ____
Down
- the best time to skip hand hygiene
- to turn off the water faucet after handwashing
- most common mode of pathogen transmission
- simplest way to break the chain of infection
- the science that deals with cleanliness
- T or F wearing gloves is as good as handwashing
- I wash my hands to prevent the spread of ___
16 Clues: first step to handwashing • the best time to skip hand hygiene • microorganisms smaller than bacteria • the science that deals with cleanliness • last name of the father of hand hygiene • most common mode of pathogen transmission • sing ____ twice for length of handwashing • _____ is used when hands are visibly soiled • simplest way to break the chain of infection • ...
Pivot Point Chapter 1 Professional Development 2014-09-07
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- we need 30% per RDA guidelines
- Recommended Dietary Allowances
- bad breath is referred to
- we need 60% per RDA guidelines
- a balanced one is essential for your personal and professional well-being and may help prevent certain diseases
- your individual system for maintaining your cleanliness and health is this type of hygiene
- hygiene that is important because it helps to preserve the health of the community
- your personal hygiene contributes to or detracts from this
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- most people need six to eight hours of sleep or they become this
- should match your skin tone
- contouring with ? colors always broadens
- is the science that deals with healthful living
- almost all of these contain mixtures of the three energy nutrients: carbohydrates, fats and proteins
- hygiene refers to maintaining healthy teeth and keeping the breath fresh
- we need 10% per RDA guidelines
- helps stimulate the blood circulation in your body and encourages proper functioning of organs
- contouring with ? colors always narrows
- healthy, glowing ? is equally dependent on good nutrition, exercise and rest
18 Clues: bad breath is referred to • should match your skin tone • we need 30% per RDA guidelines • Recommended Dietary Allowances • we need 10% per RDA guidelines • we need 60% per RDA guidelines • contouring with ? colors always narrows • contouring with ? colors always broadens • is the science that deals with healthful living • ...
Nursing Care 2024-01-24
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- Dyspnoe
- Sepsis
- Nosokomial
- Hypovolämie
- Ernährung
- Kommunikation
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- Asepsis
- Hygiene
- Ischämie
- Patient
- Polypharmazie
- Überwachung
- Komfort
- Medikation
14 Clues: Sepsis • Asepsis • Hygiene • Dyspnoe • Patient • Komfort • Ischämie • Ernährung • Nosokomial • Medikation • Überwachung • Hypovolämie • Polypharmazie • Kommunikation
hygiene 2015-03-11
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- the thicker inner layer of the skin
- the thinner outer layer of the skin is the
- a skin condition caused by overly active oil glands
- tooth decay begins with; a soft colorless sticky film
- a substance that fights tooth decay
- hygiene to the hygiene practices that prevents or minimizes disease and the spreading of diseases
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- a cream or lotion that filters out some UV rays
- a non living band of outer skin
- hygiene like brushing your teeth and flossing
- hygiene Mouthwash is an important part of
- is flaking of the outer layer of dead skin cells
- hygiene is your hygiene for your body
12 Clues: a non living band of outer skin • the thicker inner layer of the skin • a substance that fights tooth decay • hygiene is your hygiene for your body • hygiene Mouthwash is an important part of • the thinner outer layer of the skin is the • hygiene like brushing your teeth and flossing • a cream or lotion that filters out some UV rays • ...
COVID-19 en français 2020-08-24
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- mask
- face shield
- physical
- distancing
- to wear
- close contact
- to wash
- to avoid
- to use
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- hands
- sanitizer
- to practise
- hygiene
- face cover
- covid
15 Clues: mask • hands • covid • to use • hygiene • to wear • to wash • physical • to avoid • sanitizer • distancing • face cover • face shield • to practise • close contact
Hygiene 2021-06-07
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- Mit welchem Desinfektionsmittel führen
- Wo findet man im Inkubator gerne eine d
- Unter welcher Gewichtsgrenze benutzen w
- Bei welcher Tätigkeit ziehen wir eine H
- Unter welcher Schwangerschaftswoche
- Welche Handschuhe ziehen wir beim U
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- Wieviel Desinfektionstücher benötigt man
- Um was zu vermeiden legen wir großen
- Welches Hautdesinfektionsmittel benut
- Mit welcher technischen Hilfe ziehen wi
- Womit waschen wir Frühchen?
- Führt man als erstes den analen oder
- Wie heißt eine wichtige hygienische
13 Clues: Womit waschen wir Frühchen? • Wie heißt eine wichtige hygienische • Unter welcher Schwangerschaftswoche • Welche Handschuhe ziehen wir beim U • Um was zu vermeiden legen wir großen • Führt man als erstes den analen oder • Welches Hautdesinfektionsmittel benut • Mit welchem Desinfektionsmittel führen • Mit welcher technischen Hilfe ziehen wi • ...
Hygiene 2019-06-12
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- widerstandfähige Dauerstadien von Bakterien
- nicht krankheitserregend
- krankheitserregend
- pilzabtötend
- Gesamtheit alle Maßnahmen, um Keimfreiheit zu erzielen
- Maßnahme, um alle Krankheitserreger undschädlich zu machen
- vireninaktivierend
- Unempfindlichkeit gegenüber Krankheitserregern oder Giftstoffen
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- Druckkessel für die Dampfsterilisation
- Lehre von der Erhaltung und Förderung der Gesundheit
- Lebewesen, die auf Kosten anderer Organismen leben
- ohne Sauerstoff lebend
- bakterienabtötend
13 Clues: pilzabtötend • bakterienabtötend • krankheitserregend • vireninaktivierend • ohne Sauerstoff lebend • nicht krankheitserregend • Druckkessel für die Dampfsterilisation • widerstandfähige Dauerstadien von Bakterien • Lebewesen, die auf Kosten anderer Organismen leben • Lehre von der Erhaltung und Förderung der Gesundheit • Gesamtheit alle Maßnahmen, um Keimfreiheit zu erzielen • ...
Hygiene 2023-06-27
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- used to get in between your teeth
- used in your hair
- what do you use to clean your teeth
- What do you put on a toothbrush
- this is used to shave your face with
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- this is used to moisturize your skin
- it’s used under your armpits
- used on your hair
- this is used to cut your nails
- where you go to wash your body
- what is used to wash in the shower
- what you clean yourself with
- what you dry off with
13 Clues: used in your hair • used on your hair • what you dry off with • it’s used under your armpits • what you clean yourself with • this is used to cut your nails • where you go to wash your body • What do you put on a toothbrush • used to get in between your teeth • what is used to wash in the shower • what do you use to clean your teeth • this is used to moisturize your skin • ...
Hygiene 2019-06-12
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- ohne Sauerstoff lebend
- Lebewesen, die auf Kosten anderer Organismen leben
- Lehre von der Erhaltung und Förderung der Gesundheit
- pilzabtötend
- bakterienabtötend
- nicht krankheitserregend
- widerstandfähige Dauerstadien von Bakterien
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- Gesamtheit alle Maßnahmen, um Keimfreiheit zu erzielen
- vireninaktivierend
- Maßnahme, um alle Krankheitserreger undschädlich zu machen
- Unempfindlichkeit gegenüber Krankheitserregern oder Giftstoffen
- Druckkessel für die Dampfsterilisation
- krankheitserregend
13 Clues: pilzabtötend • bakterienabtötend • vireninaktivierend • krankheitserregend • ohne Sauerstoff lebend • nicht krankheitserregend • Druckkessel für die Dampfsterilisation • widerstandfähige Dauerstadien von Bakterien • Lebewesen, die auf Kosten anderer Organismen leben • Lehre von der Erhaltung und Förderung der Gesundheit • Gesamtheit alle Maßnahmen, um Keimfreiheit zu erzielen • ...
Hand Hygiene 2014-06-19
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- These types of infections are an ongoing problem that directly impact safety, patient satisfaction, and the cost of care.
- You Staff who are reminded to wash their hands are encouraged and expected to say__________
- What words do we say to someone if we see them not performing hand hygiene?
- "_______ the word not the germs" slogan is part of an ongoing effort to make hand hygiene a priority and integrated part of the UPMC culture.
- Healthcare workers can do this to their hands simply by touching an environmental surface
- Reduce the risk of health care-associated infections is a Joint Commission___________
- Alcohol based rub must contain at least_______percent alcohol
- These do not replace the need for hand hygiene
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- He is the "father" of hand hygiene
- "WHO" is the abbreviation for what agency that is concerned with international public health
- removes the surface organisms when washing hands, which are then washed away in lather
- WHO recommends_______ as the most effective and easiest method for hand hygiene performance during routine health-care delivery.
- All staff must perform hand hygiene during these ____________: Before touching a patient, after touching a patient, before a clean or aseptic procedure, after a body fluid risk, after touching patient's surroundings
- This is the single greatest way to prevent infection
- These UPMC health care providers are responsible for performing, promoting, and monitoring compliance with hand hygiene
- Handwashing with _________is required when are hands are visibly soiled, before eating and after using restroom, after caring for patients with C-diff and when hands are contaminated with proteinaceous material or are visibly soiled with blood/body fluid
- When washing hands with soap and water, lather well and rub hands together for a minimum of __________
17 Clues: He is the "father" of hand hygiene • These do not replace the need for hand hygiene • This is the single greatest way to prevent infection • Alcohol based rub must contain at least_______percent alcohol • What words do we say to someone if we see them not performing hand hygiene? • ...
Hand Hygiene 2014-06-19
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- Alcohol based rub must contain at least_______percent alcohol
- Reduce the risk of health care-associated infections is a Joint Commission___________
- These UPMC health care providers are responsible for performing, promoting, and monitoring compliance with hand hygiene
- This is the single greatest way to prevent infection
- All staff must perform hand hygiene during these ____________: Before touching a patient, after touching a patient, before a clean or aseptic procedure, after a body fluid risk, after touching patient's surroundings
- These do not replace the need for hand hygiene
- You Staff who are reminded to wash their hands are encouraged and expected to say__________
- removes the surface organisms when washing hands, which are then washed away in lather
Down
- What words do we say to someone if we see them not performing hand hygiene?
- When washing hands with soap and water, lather well and rub hands together for a minimum of __________
- Handwashing with _________is required when are hands are visibly soiled, before eating and after using restroom, after caring for patients with C-diff and when hands are contaminated with proteinaceous material or are visibly soiled with blood/body fluid
- These types of infections are an ongoing problem that directly impact safety, patient satisfaction, and the cost of care.
- He is the "father" of hand hygiene
- "WHO" is the abbreviation for what agency that is concerned with international public health
- Healthcare workers can do this to their hands simply by touching an environmental surface
- WHO recommends_______ as the most effective and easiest method for hand hygiene performance during routine health-care delivery.
- "_______ the word not the germs" slogan is part of an ongoing effort to make hand hygiene a priority and integrated part of the UPMC culture.
17 Clues: He is the "father" of hand hygiene • These do not replace the need for hand hygiene • This is the single greatest way to prevent infection • Alcohol based rub must contain at least_______percent alcohol • What words do we say to someone if we see them not performing hand hygiene? • ...
2019 HAND HYGIENE WEEK CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2019-04-09
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- Aim or end result.
- Being able to see a substance.
- Used to turn off water faucet, after handwashing.
- Sending infection across.
- The first step to handwashing.
- Disinfectant used to wash hands.
- Free of all microorganisms, pathogenic, and nonpathogenic.
- Pertaining to disease causing microorganisms.
- The simplest way to break the chain of infection.
- You can find hand hygiene county policy/procedure in Harbor _______.
- To diminish in extent.
- Hand sanitizer that HUCLA Medical Center uses.
- When using foam hand sanitizer, rub hands until _______.
- Another word for H2O.
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- The most common mode of pathogen transmission.
- Handwashing must be performed for at least _____seconds.
- The act of preventing.
- The person responsible for preventing and controlling infection.
- Organisms that are too small to be seen by the naked eye.
- The method of hand hygiene used when hands are visibly soiled.
- The state of being infected.
- The best time to skip hand hygiene.
- To stretch, draw or open out.
- The science that deals with cleanliness.
- To lower in degree, intensity, etc.
25 Clues: Aim or end result. • Another word for H2O. • The act of preventing. • To diminish in extent. • Sending infection across. • The state of being infected. • To stretch, draw or open out. • Being able to see a substance. • The first step to handwashing. • Disinfectant used to wash hands. • The best time to skip hand hygiene. • To lower in degree, intensity, etc. • ...
puberty summative 2021-06-11
Across
- STDS
- breast cancer
- toxic shock syndrome
- cycle period
- female doctor
- system
- PMS
Down
- hang outside the body
- good hygiene
- bad hygiene
- protective gear
- muscle weakness
- sexual transmitted disease
- self examination
- mensural cycle
15 Clues: PMS • STDS • system • bad hygiene • good hygiene • cycle period • breast cancer • female doctor • mensural cycle • protective gear • muscle weakness • self examination • toxic shock syndrome • hang outside the body • sexual transmitted disease
Texas 1 Nov 2023 2023-11-20
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- Waren
- wahrscheinlich
- Staub
- Verrohrung
- ähnlich
- analysieren
- Dach
- (Reifen)Panne
- ersetzen
- to take something... = auseinanderbauen
- aufgeregt, angespannt, begeistert, sich freuen auf
- aufgehen, steigen, zunehmen
- Winkel
- Menschen, Personen
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- Schutt, Trümmer, Geröll
- zuverlässig
- stabil, robust
- Dreieck
- Abfall
- unter, niedriger als
- Bestätigung
- Wert
- Mieter
- Hygiene
- gescheit, richtig
- gefährlich (e.g. ... - substances wie bei: Gefahrstoffe)
- glücklich
27 Clues: Wert • Dach • Waren • Staub • Abfall • Mieter • Winkel • Dreieck • ähnlich • Hygiene • ersetzen • glücklich • Verrohrung • zuverlässig • Bestätigung • analysieren • (Reifen)Panne • wahrscheinlich • stabil, robust • gescheit, richtig • Menschen, Personen • unter, niedriger als • Schutt, Trümmer, Geröll • aufgehen, steigen, zunehmen • to take something... = auseinanderbauen • ...
Hand Hygiene 2017-03-07
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- One in care
- Respiratory droplets are transmitted via
- hygiene Most effective measure to prevent the transmission of Pathogens
- Hand Hygiene reduced this type of death by 44%
- In contact with patients? You better... (be 4, 5, 6)
- Not a substitute for hand washing
- Make free of germs
Down
- Number of seconds it takes for hand gelling to be effective
- To touch
- Poor hand hygiene practices leads to the spread of
- Inflammation of the skin
- 'The anaesthesia by which we endure the operation of life': Shaw
- How many important stages of Hand Hygiene are there?
- President who established the International Infection Prevention week.
- I live in the nostrils, in the throat and on the skin, what am I?
15 Clues: To touch • One in care • Make free of germs • Inflammation of the skin • Not a substitute for hand washing • Respiratory droplets are transmitted via • Hand Hygiene reduced this type of death by 44% • Poor hand hygiene practices leads to the spread of • How many important stages of Hand Hygiene are there? • In contact with patients? You better... (be 4, 5, 6) • ...
Worl Hand Hygiene Day 2024-05-02
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- True or false: An allied health worker enters a patient’s/ resident’s room but only touches the curtain while talking to the patient/ resident. They did not touch the patient/ resident. The allied health worker does not need to do hand hygiene.
- How long should you wash your hands with soap and water? Atleast how many seconds?
- The act of washing your hands
- Before a procedure. What hand hygiene moment?
- Hand washing is reserved for when hands are.
- True or false: Clothing, jewellery, and nail treatments may harbour infectious agents that can be transferred to others and the healthcare environment, facilities and equipment.
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- Who needs to practice hand hygiene in a healthcare environment?
- Before assisting patient to move
- True or false: Hand hygiene is the single most important intervention to prevent healthcare-associated infections
- Strategy for assessing hand hygiene compliance
- After touching patient's surrounding. What hand hygiene moment?
- Immediately after disposing of a used sputum cup. What hand hygiene moment?
- True or false: Hand hygiene should be performed before and after entering a healthcare environment, healthcare zone and/or a patient’s/resident’s immediate area.
13 Clues: The act of washing your hands • Before assisting patient to move • Hand washing is reserved for when hands are. • Before a procedure. What hand hygiene moment? • Strategy for assessing hand hygiene compliance • Who needs to practice hand hygiene in a healthcare environment? • After touching patient's surrounding. What hand hygiene moment? • ...
Hygiene 2019-06-12
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- Unempfindlichkeit gegenüber Krankheitserregern oder Giftstoffen
- ohne Sauerstoff lebend
- Maßnahme, um alle Krankheitserreger undschädlich zu machen
- widerstandfähige Dauerstadien von Bakterien
- pilzabtötend
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- Lehre von der Erhaltung und Förderung der Gesundheit
- bakterienabtötend
- Lebewesen, die auf Kosten anderer Organismen leben
- Druckkessel für die Dampfsterilisation
- Gesamtheit alle Maßnahmen, um Keimfreiheit zu erzielen
- krankheitserregend
- nicht krankheitserregend
- vireninaktivierend
13 Clues: pilzabtötend • bakterienabtötend • krankheitserregend • vireninaktivierend • ohne Sauerstoff lebend • nicht krankheitserregend • Druckkessel für die Dampfsterilisation • widerstandfähige Dauerstadien von Bakterien • Lebewesen, die auf Kosten anderer Organismen leben • Lehre von der Erhaltung und Förderung der Gesundheit • Gesamtheit alle Maßnahmen, um Keimfreiheit zu erzielen • ...
Hygiene 2015-01-17
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- What do overflowing waste bins in yards attract?
- Which time must be adequate to ensure effective disinfection?
- What process destroys all micro-organisms and their spores?
- Rapid cooling is essential to prevent these germinating.
- These spoil the food, survive freezing and can be inactivated by blanching.
- An insect or animal that contaminates food is a ...
- What should you check to avoid bringing mice in the food business?
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- What needs to be effective in food rooms to keep down room temperature?
- What is a food safety management system based on 7 principals?
- What process reduces bacteria to a safe level?
- This can be used to check that food is thoroughly cooked.
- What should be removed from an area in a food room prior to maintenence?
12 Clues: What process reduces bacteria to a safe level? • What do overflowing waste bins in yards attract? • An insect or animal that contaminates food is a ... • Rapid cooling is essential to prevent these germinating. • This can be used to check that food is thoroughly cooked. • What process destroys all micro-organisms and their spores? • ...
Hygiene 2015-03-11
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- You should apply this before rinsing your hands.
- You should do this regularly to keep your body clean.
- You should also visit this person regularly to make sure your teeth are in good condition.
- You must frequently wash these in order to get rid of most of your germs it also helps keep the spreading of germs limited
- This is necessary tool used prevent cavities and tooth decay.
- This is something that you use to prevent tangles or hair loss.
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- This tool is used to clean out the junk in between your teeth.
- This you need at least 8-10 hours of in order to not feel groggy in the morning.
- This is an over all state of well being.
- This is someone you should check with regularly to make sure your healthy.
- You should cover this when you cough or sneeze to prevent the spread of germs.
- You should also do regularly to maintain good physical health.
12 Clues: This is an over all state of well being. • You should apply this before rinsing your hands. • You should do this regularly to keep your body clean. • This is necessary tool used prevent cavities and tooth decay. • This tool is used to clean out the junk in between your teeth. • You should also do regularly to maintain good physical health. • ...
Hygiene 2015-03-11
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- Body you can wash with coconut oil
- spray something you use to clean your nose
- brush something you can replace top heal strep throat
- something you clan babies with
- something you do to get more healthy
- something you clan your ears with
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- Body part you can clean by flushing out with warm water.
- something you use to clean a scrap
- body part you can clean with soap and water
- something you use to soak up blood
- soda a substance you can use to clean you're teeth
- Substance you use to clean your hair
12 Clues: something you clan babies with • something you clan your ears with • Body you can wash with coconut oil • something you use to soak up blood • something you use to clean a scrap • Substance you use to clean your hair • something you do to get more healthy • spray something you use to clean your nose • body part you can clean with soap and water • ...
Hygiene 2015-03-11
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- follicles are s mall sacs in the dermis from which hair grows
- is an eye condition which fluid pressure builds up inside the eye
- in the substance that gives skin it's color
- is the skins inner layer contains blood vessels
- an invisible form of radiation that can enter skins cells as and change structure
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- is a physician who specializes in the structure, functions and diseases of the eye
- are tiny openings in the skin that allow perspiration to escape
- is a condition that results when too many dead skin cells flake off the outer layer of the scalp
- is the outermost layer of the skin
- Is an eye condition in which images appear wavy or blurry
- is a health care professional who is trained for examine the eyes for vision problems
- Is a skin condition caused by active oil glands that clog hair follicles
12 Clues: is the outermost layer of the skin • in the substance that gives skin it's color • is the skins inner layer contains blood vessels • Is an eye condition in which images appear wavy or blurry • follicles are s mall sacs in the dermis from which hair grows • are tiny openings in the skin that allow perspiration to escape • ...
hygiene 2015-03-11
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- the most common ways that a disease can enter the body is through the ______, nose, and eyes.
- the main sources of infection at home are _______,(usually those who are infected) foods and water, and pets.
- over 1/2 of teens don't wash their _____ before a meal.
- trachoma is a disease that causes blindness, and is related to a lack of facial ______.
- damp hands are 100 times more likely to spread _______ than dry hands.
- hygiene prevents different kinds of ________.
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- to keep your hands clean, you mush _____ them.
- in order to keep your ______ clean, you must brush them twice a day.
- 80% of communicable diseases are transmitted by _______.
- the ideal washing time for your hands is 30 _______.
- most bacteria on our hands are on our __________.
- if you want to keep your body clean, you'll most likely take a _______.
12 Clues: hygiene prevents different kinds of ________. • to keep your hands clean, you mush _____ them. • most bacteria on our hands are on our __________. • the ideal washing time for your hands is 30 _______. • over 1/2 of teens don't wash their _____ before a meal. • 80% of communicable diseases are transmitted by _______. • ...
Hygiene 2015-03-13
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- a hair lotion
- a small brush with a long handle, used for cleaning the teeth.
- a liquid substance used to clean the hair
- a substance that removes or conceals unpleasant smells, especially bodily odors.
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- thick, smooth liquid preparation designed to be applied to the skin for medicinal or cosmetic purposes.
- wash a liquid used to freshen the breathe
- a paste used on a toothbrush for cleaning the teeth.
- an item used to do exact styling.
- a small chamber used to get cleaned
- an item used to style.
- a candied mouth freshener
- a liquid substance used to clean clothes
12 Clues: a hair lotion • an item used to style. • a candied mouth freshener • an item used to do exact styling. • a small chamber used to get cleaned • a liquid substance used to clean clothes • wash a liquid used to freshen the breathe • a liquid substance used to clean the hair • a paste used on a toothbrush for cleaning the teeth. • ...
Hygiene 2015-03-12
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- Put deodorant on to prevent these from smelling.
- Something you can use to make your eyelashes healthier.
- Body part you can wash with coconut oil.
- A substance you can use to clean your teeth.
- Something you can use to pick out food between your teeth.
- A prescription drug that treats pain and fever.
- A substance you use to clean your hair.
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- Body part you can clean by using soap and water.
- Something you can use to clean your nose.
- Body part you can clean by flushing it out with warm water.
- Something you can use to clean your ear.
- Something you can replace to help heal strep throat.
12 Clues: A substance you use to clean your hair. • Body part you can wash with coconut oil. • Something you can use to clean your ear. • Something you can use to clean your nose. • A substance you can use to clean your teeth. • A prescription drug that treats pain and fever. • Body part you can clean by using soap and water. • Put deodorant on to prevent these from smelling. • ...
Hygiene 2021-11-15
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- done once a day to keep body clean and healthy
- should be done after every bathroom use
- product used to remove oils and dirt from face
- do this when nails become too long
- thing used to clean teeth
- should drink this often throughout the day
Down
- found on surfaces that can cause illness
- used to freshen breath
- used under the arms to prevent smells
- used to clean hair
- used to brush hair
- used to wash hands
12 Clues: used to clean hair • used to brush hair • used to wash hands • used to freshen breath • thing used to clean teeth • do this when nails become too long • used under the arms to prevent smells • should be done after every bathroom use • found on surfaces that can cause illness • should drink this often throughout the day • done once a day to keep body clean and healthy • ...
Hygiene 2019-02-01
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- Opposite of clean
- An item to clean your teeth with
- Used in the shower to clean your body
- Used with soap to clean your body
- Opposite of dirty
- Used to dry off your body after a shower
- An item to get tangles out of your hair
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- Used to clean dirty laundry
- Used on toothbrush to clean teeth
- Used underarms to prevent body odor
- A place where one bathes themselves
- A string that goes in between your teeth to clean them
12 Clues: Opposite of clean • Opposite of dirty • Used to clean dirty laundry • An item to clean your teeth with • Used on toothbrush to clean teeth • Used with soap to clean your body • Used underarms to prevent body odor • A place where one bathes themselves • Used in the shower to clean your body • An item to get tangles out of your hair • Used to dry off your body after a shower • ...
hygiene 2015-03-12
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- you do this to your teeth to get plaque out
- you use this on your skin to avoid getting ashy
- you use this on your face so you don't get acne
- you use this to keep your hair clean and soft
- you use this to clean your body efficiently
- you do this to your nails after clipping them so they arent jagged
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- you should do this to your body daily or every other day
- you wash them to get germs off and to avoid getting sick
- you use this for when you excessive and sweat
- you do this to your teeth
- you use this when brushing your teeth to make them strong
- your nails so they don't get long and dirty
12 Clues: you do this to your teeth • you do this to your teeth to get plaque out • you use this to clean your body efficiently • your nails so they don't get long and dirty • you use this for when you excessive and sweat • you use this to keep your hair clean and soft • you use this on your skin to avoid getting ashy • you use this on your face so you don't get acne • ...
Hygiene 2015-03-11
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- Body you can wash with coconut oil
- Substance you use to clean your hair
- brush something you can replace top heal strep throat
- something you use to soak up blood
- spray something you use to clean your nose
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- Body part you can clean by flushing out with warm water.
- something you clan your ears with
- shampoo something you clan babies with
- something you use to clean a scrap
- something you do to get more healthy
- body part you can clean with soap and water
- soda a substance you can use to clean you're teeth
12 Clues: something you clan your ears with • Body you can wash with coconut oil • something you use to soak up blood • something you use to clean a scrap • Substance you use to clean your hair • something you do to get more healthy • shampoo something you clan babies with • spray something you use to clean your nose • body part you can clean with soap and water • ...
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