Infection Control Practice Exam With
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Medical Asepsis - CORRECT ANSWER Handwashing and routine cleaning.
Best way to prevent infection - CORRECT ANSWER Wash your hands.
Transmission - CORRECT ANSWER How a pathogen spreads.
3 types of transmission based precautions - CORRECT ANSWER Airborne, droplet, and contact.
CDC - CORRECT ANSWER Center for Disease Control
Bacteria - CORRECT ANSWER One-celled microorganisms, classified by shape. Cocci are round,
bacillia are rod-shaped, and spirilla are spiral or corkscrew in shape.
Protozoa - CORRECT ANSWER This is the simplest organisms in the animal kingdom. They are
single-celled microorganisms that exist in colonies. They are often found in watery
, Viruses - CORRECT ANSWER The smallest microorganisms that require a living cell to reproduce.
Endogenous - CORRECT ANSWER Infections are ones that begin inside the body, such as a
tumor.
Exogenous - CORRECT ANSWER Infections are caused by something outside the body, such as
radiation or chemical solutions.
Noscomial Infections - CORRECT ANSWER They are disease acquired by an individual within a
health care facility.
Oppurtunistic Infections - CORRECT ANSWER They occur when the body's defenses are weak,
such as a patient who has AIDS.
Portal of Exit - CORRECT ANSWER Pathogen leaves the reservoir.
Mode of transmission - CORRECT ANSWER After leaving the reservoir, it must be moved to
another reservoir.
Portal of entry - CORRECT ANSWER The pathogen enters a new reservoir.
Suceptible Host - CORRECT ANSWER Weak defences and contracts the disease.
Surgical Asepsis - CORRECT ANSWER A sterile field
Sterilization - CORRECT ANSWER he highest level of asepsis that kills all microorganisms.
Questions And Correct Verified Answers
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Medical Asepsis - CORRECT ANSWER Handwashing and routine cleaning.
Best way to prevent infection - CORRECT ANSWER Wash your hands.
Transmission - CORRECT ANSWER How a pathogen spreads.
3 types of transmission based precautions - CORRECT ANSWER Airborne, droplet, and contact.
CDC - CORRECT ANSWER Center for Disease Control
Bacteria - CORRECT ANSWER One-celled microorganisms, classified by shape. Cocci are round,
bacillia are rod-shaped, and spirilla are spiral or corkscrew in shape.
Protozoa - CORRECT ANSWER This is the simplest organisms in the animal kingdom. They are
single-celled microorganisms that exist in colonies. They are often found in watery
, Viruses - CORRECT ANSWER The smallest microorganisms that require a living cell to reproduce.
Endogenous - CORRECT ANSWER Infections are ones that begin inside the body, such as a
tumor.
Exogenous - CORRECT ANSWER Infections are caused by something outside the body, such as
radiation or chemical solutions.
Noscomial Infections - CORRECT ANSWER They are disease acquired by an individual within a
health care facility.
Oppurtunistic Infections - CORRECT ANSWER They occur when the body's defenses are weak,
such as a patient who has AIDS.
Portal of Exit - CORRECT ANSWER Pathogen leaves the reservoir.
Mode of transmission - CORRECT ANSWER After leaving the reservoir, it must be moved to
another reservoir.
Portal of entry - CORRECT ANSWER The pathogen enters a new reservoir.
Suceptible Host - CORRECT ANSWER Weak defences and contracts the disease.
Surgical Asepsis - CORRECT ANSWER A sterile field
Sterilization - CORRECT ANSWER he highest level of asepsis that kills all microorganisms.
