RADT 153 PATIENT CARE FINAL PAPER
2026 TESTED QUESTIONS WITH FULL
SOLUTION GRADED A+
●● 20 Seconds.
Answer: In proper aseptic technique, how long are hands be washed?
●● Sterilization.
Answer: The process of removing and the state of being completely free
of living pathogenic microorganisms.
●● Pathogens.
Answer: Microorganisms that cause infectious diseases:
●● Specificity, virulence, pathogenicity, and invasiveness.
Answer: What are the four major characteristics of infectious agents?
●● False.
Answer: Iatrogenic infection is a specific type of nosocomial infection
acquired outside of a healthcare or medical facility.
●● False.
, Answer: One should stop taking their prescribed antibiotics immediately
after he/she starts feeling better.
●● ALL are contributing factors;
age, stress, genetics, nutrition.
Answer: Which is not a contributing factor in increasing the chances of
nosocomial infections?
●● Urinary Tract.
Answer: Which is considered a common site for nosocomial infection?
●● True.
Answer: To a health care worker, hand care and hygiene are most
important in the prevention of nosocomial infections.
●● False.
Answer: After proper hand washing, it is acceptable to turn the faucet off
with only the bare fingertips.
●● ALL are factors that may promote nosocomial infection;
paper cut, picc lines, wound care, urinary retention catheters.
Answer: The following are factors which may promote nosocomial
infections, except:
2026 TESTED QUESTIONS WITH FULL
SOLUTION GRADED A+
●● 20 Seconds.
Answer: In proper aseptic technique, how long are hands be washed?
●● Sterilization.
Answer: The process of removing and the state of being completely free
of living pathogenic microorganisms.
●● Pathogens.
Answer: Microorganisms that cause infectious diseases:
●● Specificity, virulence, pathogenicity, and invasiveness.
Answer: What are the four major characteristics of infectious agents?
●● False.
Answer: Iatrogenic infection is a specific type of nosocomial infection
acquired outside of a healthcare or medical facility.
●● False.
, Answer: One should stop taking their prescribed antibiotics immediately
after he/she starts feeling better.
●● ALL are contributing factors;
age, stress, genetics, nutrition.
Answer: Which is not a contributing factor in increasing the chances of
nosocomial infections?
●● Urinary Tract.
Answer: Which is considered a common site for nosocomial infection?
●● True.
Answer: To a health care worker, hand care and hygiene are most
important in the prevention of nosocomial infections.
●● False.
Answer: After proper hand washing, it is acceptable to turn the faucet off
with only the bare fingertips.
●● ALL are factors that may promote nosocomial infection;
paper cut, picc lines, wound care, urinary retention catheters.
Answer: The following are factors which may promote nosocomial
infections, except:
