INFECTION CONTROL-COSMOTOLOGY CHAPTER 5 EXAM
2025 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
GRADED A+
Define Bacteria -Correct Answer- One-celled microorganisms,
made by both plant and animal cells
Disinfectants are listed as.... -Correct Answer- Hospital grade
Define Flagella -Correct Answer- cell movement
Define Motility -Correct Answer- Self movement
Define Direct transmission -Correct Answer- Transmission of
pathogens through touching, kissing, coughing, sneezing, and
talking.
Define Microrganism -Correct Answer- Any organism of
microscopic or submicroscopic
Cocci -Correct Answer- Round-shaped. Can appear singly or in
groups
Define Hepatitis -Correct Answer- A bloodborne virus that causes
disease and can damage the liver.
Define Bloodborne Pathogens -Correct Answer- Carried in the
body by blood or body fluids, such as hepitis & HIV
What are virus preventions -Correct Answer- Vaccines, hand
washing, and disinfection
Define pus -Correct Answer- Fluid containing white blood cells,
bacteria, and dead cells
, Local infection -Correct Answer- Such as a pimple or abscess, is
confined to a particular part of the body and appears as a lesion
containing pus
systemic infection -Correct Answer- an infection where the
pathogen has distributed throughout the body or a system of the
body rather than staying in one body area or organ
Define indirect transmission -Correct Answer- occurs through
contact with an intermediate contaminated object. Such as razors,
extraction, nippers, etc.
Spirilla -Correct Answer- spiral shaped bacteria that is subdivided
into groups such as syphilis an STD
Barcilli -Correct Answer- short rod shaped. Produces diseases
such as typhoid, fever, Tuberculosis
Diplococci -Correct Answer- causes diseases like pneumonia
Staphylococci -Correct Answer- Pus-forming bacteria that grow in
clusters like a bunch of grapes. They cause abscesses, pustules,
or STRAPH.
responsible for food poisoning and wide ranges of diseases.
Streptococci -Correct Answer- Arranged in curved lines (causes
strep throat or blood poisoning)
Define Sanitation (aka Sanitizing) -Correct Answer- A chemical
process for reducing the number of disease
(sanitation & Disinfection go hand in hand)
What is OSHA -Correct Answer- Occupational Safety and Health
Administration
2025 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
GRADED A+
Define Bacteria -Correct Answer- One-celled microorganisms,
made by both plant and animal cells
Disinfectants are listed as.... -Correct Answer- Hospital grade
Define Flagella -Correct Answer- cell movement
Define Motility -Correct Answer- Self movement
Define Direct transmission -Correct Answer- Transmission of
pathogens through touching, kissing, coughing, sneezing, and
talking.
Define Microrganism -Correct Answer- Any organism of
microscopic or submicroscopic
Cocci -Correct Answer- Round-shaped. Can appear singly or in
groups
Define Hepatitis -Correct Answer- A bloodborne virus that causes
disease and can damage the liver.
Define Bloodborne Pathogens -Correct Answer- Carried in the
body by blood or body fluids, such as hepitis & HIV
What are virus preventions -Correct Answer- Vaccines, hand
washing, and disinfection
Define pus -Correct Answer- Fluid containing white blood cells,
bacteria, and dead cells
, Local infection -Correct Answer- Such as a pimple or abscess, is
confined to a particular part of the body and appears as a lesion
containing pus
systemic infection -Correct Answer- an infection where the
pathogen has distributed throughout the body or a system of the
body rather than staying in one body area or organ
Define indirect transmission -Correct Answer- occurs through
contact with an intermediate contaminated object. Such as razors,
extraction, nippers, etc.
Spirilla -Correct Answer- spiral shaped bacteria that is subdivided
into groups such as syphilis an STD
Barcilli -Correct Answer- short rod shaped. Produces diseases
such as typhoid, fever, Tuberculosis
Diplococci -Correct Answer- causes diseases like pneumonia
Staphylococci -Correct Answer- Pus-forming bacteria that grow in
clusters like a bunch of grapes. They cause abscesses, pustules,
or STRAPH.
responsible for food poisoning and wide ranges of diseases.
Streptococci -Correct Answer- Arranged in curved lines (causes
strep throat or blood poisoning)
Define Sanitation (aka Sanitizing) -Correct Answer- A chemical
process for reducing the number of disease
(sanitation & Disinfection go hand in hand)
What is OSHA -Correct Answer- Occupational Safety and Health
Administration
