PATHOPHYSIOLOGY CHAPTER 14 EXAM
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⩥ An HIV postive mother passes the virus to her infant during delivery.
This type of transmission is known as:. Answer: Vertical transmission
⩥ A fomite is which of the following?. Answer: infection transfer agent
⩥ The nurse is caring for a client with an infection of candida albicans.
Which type of antimicrobial agent will the nurse plan to administer to
effictivel treat this disease?. Answer: antifungal
⩥ Transmissible neurodegenerative diseases such as Creutzfeldt-Jakob
disease are associated with:. Answer: prion
⩥ A patient diagnosed with H pylori asks the nurse "How an infection
can occur in their stomach since it is an acid environment?" The nurse
responds:. Answer: "H pylori produces an enzume called urease that
converts gastric acid juices into ammonia which neutralizess the acidic
stomach environment"
⩥ Which one of the following is a protozoan infection?. Answer: amebic
dysentery
, ⩥ A client complains of general malaise and fatigue and has a mild
fever. The nurse would evaluate this stage of disease as the:. Answer:
prodromal stage
⩥ A nurse is teaching parents of a child with scarlet fever. Which of the
following statements indicates that the parents understand the treatment
for the child?. Answer: "I will give the antibiotic for the full 10 days"
⩥ A client is suspected of having a parasitic infection with roundworms.
For what laboratory testing will the nurse prepare the client to most
rapidly identify this infection?. Answer: stool exam for ova
⩥ A client has been diagnosed with an abscess. Upon assessment of the
client the nurse would expect to find:. Answer: a localized pocket of
infection composed of devitalized tissue, microorganisms,, and the host's
phagocytic WBCs
⩥ Transmission of the rabies virus from a dog bite would be best
described by which of the following mechanisms of entry?. Answer:
Penetration
⩥ What is the term for parasitic relationships between microorganisms
and the human body in which the human body is harmed?. Answer:
infectious diesease
SCRIPT 2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS VERIFIED 100%
⩥ An HIV postive mother passes the virus to her infant during delivery.
This type of transmission is known as:. Answer: Vertical transmission
⩥ A fomite is which of the following?. Answer: infection transfer agent
⩥ The nurse is caring for a client with an infection of candida albicans.
Which type of antimicrobial agent will the nurse plan to administer to
effictivel treat this disease?. Answer: antifungal
⩥ Transmissible neurodegenerative diseases such as Creutzfeldt-Jakob
disease are associated with:. Answer: prion
⩥ A patient diagnosed with H pylori asks the nurse "How an infection
can occur in their stomach since it is an acid environment?" The nurse
responds:. Answer: "H pylori produces an enzume called urease that
converts gastric acid juices into ammonia which neutralizess the acidic
stomach environment"
⩥ Which one of the following is a protozoan infection?. Answer: amebic
dysentery
, ⩥ A client complains of general malaise and fatigue and has a mild
fever. The nurse would evaluate this stage of disease as the:. Answer:
prodromal stage
⩥ A nurse is teaching parents of a child with scarlet fever. Which of the
following statements indicates that the parents understand the treatment
for the child?. Answer: "I will give the antibiotic for the full 10 days"
⩥ A client is suspected of having a parasitic infection with roundworms.
For what laboratory testing will the nurse prepare the client to most
rapidly identify this infection?. Answer: stool exam for ova
⩥ A client has been diagnosed with an abscess. Upon assessment of the
client the nurse would expect to find:. Answer: a localized pocket of
infection composed of devitalized tissue, microorganisms,, and the host's
phagocytic WBCs
⩥ Transmission of the rabies virus from a dog bite would be best
described by which of the following mechanisms of entry?. Answer:
Penetration
⩥ What is the term for parasitic relationships between microorganisms
and the human body in which the human body is harmed?. Answer:
infectious diesease
