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Overall Grade (Highest Attempt)
Question 1 points
A PA neglects to follow aseptic techniques cleaning a patient's wound but
washes her hands afterwards; this represents?
Question options:
parasitism
contamination
infection
infestation
Question 2 points
This would be excluded from an analytical study.
Question options:
Disease cause-and-effect relationships
Sets of controls
Microbe pathogenicity data charts
Retrospective studies
Question 3 points
This method is ineffective in keeping microbes from developing resistance
to drugs in use against them.
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, Stop the microbe from growing so the patients' immune system can do something o
Consume the highest dose of an antimicrobial drug possible.
Promote synergy by the consumption of two different antibiotics
Consume only the doses of antibiotics one feels are necessary- until one starts to fe
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Review Chapter 14: Antimicrobial drugs Mechanisms of microbial resistance
Question 4 points
What kind of bacterial resistance is explained by the process where the
antimicrobial agent is destroyed or inactivated?
Question options:
Membrane reconstruction
Alternative targeting
Enzyme alteration
Enzyme development
Question 5 points
The virulence of microbes includes all of these with the exception of;
Question options:
they tend to increases with animal passage
they increase by the mechanism of attenuation
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Overall Grade (Highest Attempt)
Question 1 points
A PA neglects to follow aseptic techniques cleaning a patient's wound but
washes her hands afterwards; this represents?
Question options:
parasitism
contamination
infection
infestation
Question 2 points
This would be excluded from an analytical study.
Question options:
Disease cause-and-effect relationships
Sets of controls
Microbe pathogenicity data charts
Retrospective studies
Question 3 points
This method is ineffective in keeping microbes from developing resistance
to drugs in use against them.
Question options:
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, Stop the microbe from growing so the patients' immune system can do something o
Consume the highest dose of an antimicrobial drug possible.
Promote synergy by the consumption of two different antibiotics
Consume only the doses of antibiotics one feels are necessary- until one starts to fe
Hide question 3 feedback
Feedback
Review Chapter 14: Antimicrobial drugs Mechanisms of microbial resistance
Question 4 points
What kind of bacterial resistance is explained by the process where the
antimicrobial agent is destroyed or inactivated?
Question options:
Membrane reconstruction
Alternative targeting
Enzyme alteration
Enzyme development
Question 5 points
The virulence of microbes includes all of these with the exception of;
Question options:
they tend to increases with animal passage
they increase by the mechanism of attenuation
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