Mouth and throat problems may include: 1  changes in taste (dysgeusia) or smell. 2  dry mouth (xerostomia) 3  infections and mouth sores.  pain or swelling in your mouth (oral 1  mucositis) sensitivity to hot or cold foods.  swallowing problems 1  (dysphagia) tooth decay (cavities)
All University research and instructional activities involving biohazardous materials must be reviewed and approved by the Biological Safety Officer and, as required, the Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC).
Information about becoming certified in Infection Control can be found at the Certification Board of Infection Control and Epidemiology, Inc. web site www.cbic.org. Having a CIC is a certification in infection control does not authorize practice as a CNS. A CNS is a registered nurse who has completed a master's degree program that is accredited to include clinical nurse specialist components (education and clinical practicum) in the curriculum.