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(True/false) Sharing a drink with someone who tested positive for TB can potentially
result in transmission.
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False - must be breathed in
Who is at the highest risk for contracting hepatitis B?
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IV drug users
Persons with STIs/multiple sex partners
Immigrants & refugees
Descendants from areas of high endemic rates of HBV
Health care workers
Hemodialysis clients
Inmates of long-term correctional institutions
What is expedited partner therapy (EPT)?
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Individuals diagnosed with an STI are given medication for himself/herself
AND his or her partner
is the occurrence of a disease in excess of the normal distribution. when the rate of
disease, injury, or other condition exceeds the usual level of that condition. (Stanhope
256)
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*Epidemic
The clients most at risk of reactivation of latent infections of tuberculosis (TB) are:
A. Immunocompromised persons, substance abusers, and those with diabetes.
B. Individuals previously treated for TB.
C. Long-term cigarette smokers.
D. Persons with new-onset asthma or emphysema.
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A. Immunocompromised persons, substance abusers, and those with
diabetes.
Persons who have latent TB infections have a ___% chance of developing TB disease.
This risk is greatest during the first year after becoming infected and can be activated
by immunosuppression.
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10%
Name the vaccine-preventable diseases.
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Hepatitis A
Hepatitis B
Measles, mumps, rubella (MMR)
Diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus (DTaP)
Varicella
Polio (IVP)
Haemophilus influenza type B (HIB)
Pneumonia & influenza
Human papilloma virus (HPV)
Rotovirus
Partners of the last ___ days of individuals diagnosed with STIs must be treated at the
same time.
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60 days
A business executive develops flu-like symptoms 1 day after returning by air from a
trans-Atlantic 2-day conference that involved lengthy meetings into the evening. The
scenario best illustrates the interaction of:
A. Host and agent.
B. Host, agent, and environment.
C. Risk and causality.
D. Morbidity and disease.
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B. Host, agent, and environment.
How is TB transmitted?
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Exposure to bacilli in airborne droplets form infected person during
coughing, sneezing, or talking
Why might an individual show induration on a TB skin test when he or she has not ever
been exposed or had TB?
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(True/false) Sharing a drink with someone who tested positive for TB can potentially
result in transmission.
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False - must be breathed in
Who is at the highest risk for contracting hepatitis B?
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IV drug users
Persons with STIs/multiple sex partners
Immigrants & refugees
Descendants from areas of high endemic rates of HBV
Health care workers
Hemodialysis clients
Inmates of long-term correctional institutions
What is expedited partner therapy (EPT)?
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Individuals diagnosed with an STI are given medication for himself/herself
AND his or her partner
is the occurrence of a disease in excess of the normal distribution. when the rate of
disease, injury, or other condition exceeds the usual level of that condition. (Stanhope
256)
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*Epidemic
The clients most at risk of reactivation of latent infections of tuberculosis (TB) are:
A. Immunocompromised persons, substance abusers, and those with diabetes.
B. Individuals previously treated for TB.
C. Long-term cigarette smokers.
D. Persons with new-onset asthma or emphysema.
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A. Immunocompromised persons, substance abusers, and those with
diabetes.
Persons who have latent TB infections have a ___% chance of developing TB disease.
This risk is greatest during the first year after becoming infected and can be activated
by immunosuppression.
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10%
Name the vaccine-preventable diseases.
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Hepatitis A
Hepatitis B
Measles, mumps, rubella (MMR)
Diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus (DTaP)
Varicella
Polio (IVP)
Haemophilus influenza type B (HIB)
Pneumonia & influenza
Human papilloma virus (HPV)
Rotovirus
Partners of the last ___ days of individuals diagnosed with STIs must be treated at the
same time.
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60 days
A business executive develops flu-like symptoms 1 day after returning by air from a
trans-Atlantic 2-day conference that involved lengthy meetings into the evening. The
scenario best illustrates the interaction of:
A. Host and agent.
B. Host, agent, and environment.
C. Risk and causality.
D. Morbidity and disease.
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B. Host, agent, and environment.
How is TB transmitted?
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Exposure to bacilli in airborne droplets form infected person during
coughing, sneezing, or talking
Why might an individual show induration on a TB skin test when he or she has not ever
been exposed or had TB?
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