Test Bank For Current Medical Diagnosis And Treatment
2024, 63rd Edition
By Maxine Papadakis, Stephen Mcphee
Chapters 1 - 42
,Chapter 6n6n1. 6n6nDisease 6n6nPrevention 6n6n& 6n6nHealth 6n6nPromotion
1. 6n6nWhich 6n6nof 6n6nthe 6n6nfollowing 6n6nbehaviors 6n6nindicates 6n6nthe 6n6nhighest 6n6npotential 6n6nfor
6n6nspreading 6n6ninfections 6n6namong 6n6nclients? 6n6nThe 6n6nnurse:
1) disinfects 6n6ndirty 6n6nhands 6n6nwith 6n6nantibacterial 6n6nsoap.
2) allows 6n6nalcohol-based 6n6nrub 6n6nto 6n6ndry 6n6nfor 6n6n10 6n6nseconds.
3) washes 6n6nhands 6n6nonly 6n6nafter 6n6nleaving 6n6neach 6n6nroom.
4) uses 6n6ncold 6n6nwater 6n6nfor 6n6nmedical 6n6nasepsis.
2. 6n6nWhat 6n6nis 6n6nthe 6n6nmost 6n6nfrequent 6n6ncause 6n6nof 6n6nthe 6n6nspread 6n6nof 6n6ninfection 6n6namong
6n6ninstitutionalized
patients?
1) Airborne 6n6nmicrobes 6n6nfrom 6n6nother 6n6npatients
2) Contact 6n6nwith 6n6ncontaminated 6n6nequipment
3) Hands 6n6nof 6n6nhealthcare 6n6nworkers
4) Exposure 6n6nfrom 6n6nfamily 6n6nmembers
3. 6n6nWhich 6n6nof 6n6nthe 6n6nfollowing 6n6nnursing 6n6nactivities 6n6nis 6n6nof 6n6nhighest 6n6npriority
6n6nfor 6n6nmaintaining 6n6nmedical 6n6nasepsis?
1) Washing 6n6nhands
2) Donning 6n6ngloves
3) Applying 6n6nsterile 6n6ndrapes
4) Wearing 6n6na 6n6ngown
4. 6n6nA 6n6npatient 6n6ninfected 6n6nwith 6n6na 6n6nvirus 6n6nbut 6n6nwho 6n6ndoes 6n6nnot 6n6nhave 6n6nany
6n6noutward 6n6nsign 6n6nof 6n6nthe 6n6ndisease 6n6nis 6n6nconsidered 6n6na:
1) pathogen.
2) fomite.
3) vector.
4) carrier.
5. 6n6nA 6n6npatient 6n6nis 6n6nadmitted 6n6nto 6n6nthe 6n6nhospital 6n6nwith 6n6ntuberculosis. 6n6nWhich
6n6nprecautions 6n6nmust 6n6nthe 6n6nnurse 6n6ninstitute 6n6nwhen 6n6ncaring 6n6nfor 6n6nthis 6n6npatient?
1) Droplet 6n6ntransmission
2) Airborne 6n6ntransmission
3) Direct 6n6ncontact
4) Indirect 6n6ncontact
, 6. 6n6nA 6n6npatient 6n6nbecomes 6n6ninfected 6n6nwith 6n6noral 6n6ncandidiasis 6n6n(thrush) 6n6nwhile
6n6nreceiving 6n6nintravenous 6n6nantibiotics 6n6nto 6n6ntreat 6n6na 6n6nsystemic 6n6ninfection. 6n6nWhich
6n6ntype 6n6nof 6n6ninfection 6n6nhas 6n6nthe 6n6npatient 6n6ndeveloped?
1) Endogenous 6n6nnosocomial
2) Exogenous 6n6nnosocomial
3) Latent
4) Primary
7.The 6n6nnurse 6n6nassists 6n6na 6n6nsurgeon 6n6nwith 6n6ncentral 6n6nvenous 6n6ncatheter 6n6ninsertion.
6n6nWhich 6n6naction 6n6nis 6n6nnecessary 6n6nto 6n6nhelp 6n6nmaintain 6n6nsterile 6n6ntechnique?
1) Closing 6n6nthe 6n6npatients 6n6ndoor 6n6nto 6n6nlimit 6n6nroom 6n6ntraffic 6n6nwhile 6n6npreparing 6n6nthe 6n6nsterile
6n6nfield
2) Using 6n6nclean 6n6nprocedure 6n6ngloves 6n6nto 6n6nhandle 6n6nsterile 6n6nequipment
3) Placing 6n6nthe 6n6nnonsterile 6n6nsyringes 6n6ncontaining 6n6nflush 6n6nsolution 6n6non 6n6nthe 6n6nsterile 6n6nfield
4) Remaining 6n6n6 6n6ninches 6n6naway 6n6nfrom 6n6nthe 6n6nsterile 6n6nfield 6n6nduring 6n6nthe 6n6nprocedure
6 n 6 n 6 n 6 n 8.A 6n6npatient 6n6nadmitted 6n6nto 6n6nthe 6n6nhospital 6n6nwith 6n6npneumonia 6n6nhas
6n6nbeen 6n6nreceiving 6n6nantibiotics 6n6nfor 6n6n2 6n6ndays. 6n6nHis 6n6ncondition 6n6nhas 6n6nstabilized, 6n6nand
6n6nhis 6n6ntemperature 6n6nhas 6n6nreturned 6n6nto 6n6nnormal. 6n6nWhich 6n6nstage 6n6nof 6n6ninfection 6n6nis
6n6nthe 6n6npatient 6n6nmost 6n6nlikely 6n6nexperiencing?
1) Incubation
2) Prodromal
3) Decline
4) Convalescence
5) 8.
9. 6n6nA 6n6npatient 6n6ndevelops 6n6nlocalized 6n6nheat 6n6nand 6n6nerythema 6n6nover 6n6nan 6n6narea
6n6non 6n6nthe 6n6nlower 6n6nleg. 6n6nThese 6n6nfindings 6n6nare 6n6nindicative 6n6nof 6n6nwhich 6n6nsecondary
6n6ndefense 6n6nagainst 6n6ninfection?
1) Phagocytosis
2) Complement 6n6ncascade
3) Inflammation
4) Immunity
10. 6n6nThe 6n6npatient 6n6nsuddenly 6n6ndevelops 6n6nhives, 6n6nshortness 6n6nof 6n6nbreath, 6n6nand
6n6nwheezing 6n6nafter 6n6nreceiving 6n6nan 6n6nantibiotic. 6n6nWhich 6n6nantibody 6n6nis 6n6nprimarily
6n6nresponsible 6n6nfor 6n6nthis 6n6npatients 6n6nresponse?
1) IgA
2) IgE
3) IgG
4) IgM
11. 6n6nWhat 6n6ntype 6n6nof 6n6nimmunity 6n6nis 6n6nprovided 6n6nby 6n6nintravenous 6n6n(IV)
6n6nadministration 6n6nof 6n6nimmunoglobulin 6n6nG?
1) Cell-mediated
2) Passive
, 3) Humoral
4) Active
2024, 63rd Edition
By Maxine Papadakis, Stephen Mcphee
Chapters 1 - 42
,Chapter 6n6n1. 6n6nDisease 6n6nPrevention 6n6n& 6n6nHealth 6n6nPromotion
1. 6n6nWhich 6n6nof 6n6nthe 6n6nfollowing 6n6nbehaviors 6n6nindicates 6n6nthe 6n6nhighest 6n6npotential 6n6nfor
6n6nspreading 6n6ninfections 6n6namong 6n6nclients? 6n6nThe 6n6nnurse:
1) disinfects 6n6ndirty 6n6nhands 6n6nwith 6n6nantibacterial 6n6nsoap.
2) allows 6n6nalcohol-based 6n6nrub 6n6nto 6n6ndry 6n6nfor 6n6n10 6n6nseconds.
3) washes 6n6nhands 6n6nonly 6n6nafter 6n6nleaving 6n6neach 6n6nroom.
4) uses 6n6ncold 6n6nwater 6n6nfor 6n6nmedical 6n6nasepsis.
2. 6n6nWhat 6n6nis 6n6nthe 6n6nmost 6n6nfrequent 6n6ncause 6n6nof 6n6nthe 6n6nspread 6n6nof 6n6ninfection 6n6namong
6n6ninstitutionalized
patients?
1) Airborne 6n6nmicrobes 6n6nfrom 6n6nother 6n6npatients
2) Contact 6n6nwith 6n6ncontaminated 6n6nequipment
3) Hands 6n6nof 6n6nhealthcare 6n6nworkers
4) Exposure 6n6nfrom 6n6nfamily 6n6nmembers
3. 6n6nWhich 6n6nof 6n6nthe 6n6nfollowing 6n6nnursing 6n6nactivities 6n6nis 6n6nof 6n6nhighest 6n6npriority
6n6nfor 6n6nmaintaining 6n6nmedical 6n6nasepsis?
1) Washing 6n6nhands
2) Donning 6n6ngloves
3) Applying 6n6nsterile 6n6ndrapes
4) Wearing 6n6na 6n6ngown
4. 6n6nA 6n6npatient 6n6ninfected 6n6nwith 6n6na 6n6nvirus 6n6nbut 6n6nwho 6n6ndoes 6n6nnot 6n6nhave 6n6nany
6n6noutward 6n6nsign 6n6nof 6n6nthe 6n6ndisease 6n6nis 6n6nconsidered 6n6na:
1) pathogen.
2) fomite.
3) vector.
4) carrier.
5. 6n6nA 6n6npatient 6n6nis 6n6nadmitted 6n6nto 6n6nthe 6n6nhospital 6n6nwith 6n6ntuberculosis. 6n6nWhich
6n6nprecautions 6n6nmust 6n6nthe 6n6nnurse 6n6ninstitute 6n6nwhen 6n6ncaring 6n6nfor 6n6nthis 6n6npatient?
1) Droplet 6n6ntransmission
2) Airborne 6n6ntransmission
3) Direct 6n6ncontact
4) Indirect 6n6ncontact
, 6. 6n6nA 6n6npatient 6n6nbecomes 6n6ninfected 6n6nwith 6n6noral 6n6ncandidiasis 6n6n(thrush) 6n6nwhile
6n6nreceiving 6n6nintravenous 6n6nantibiotics 6n6nto 6n6ntreat 6n6na 6n6nsystemic 6n6ninfection. 6n6nWhich
6n6ntype 6n6nof 6n6ninfection 6n6nhas 6n6nthe 6n6npatient 6n6ndeveloped?
1) Endogenous 6n6nnosocomial
2) Exogenous 6n6nnosocomial
3) Latent
4) Primary
7.The 6n6nnurse 6n6nassists 6n6na 6n6nsurgeon 6n6nwith 6n6ncentral 6n6nvenous 6n6ncatheter 6n6ninsertion.
6n6nWhich 6n6naction 6n6nis 6n6nnecessary 6n6nto 6n6nhelp 6n6nmaintain 6n6nsterile 6n6ntechnique?
1) Closing 6n6nthe 6n6npatients 6n6ndoor 6n6nto 6n6nlimit 6n6nroom 6n6ntraffic 6n6nwhile 6n6npreparing 6n6nthe 6n6nsterile
6n6nfield
2) Using 6n6nclean 6n6nprocedure 6n6ngloves 6n6nto 6n6nhandle 6n6nsterile 6n6nequipment
3) Placing 6n6nthe 6n6nnonsterile 6n6nsyringes 6n6ncontaining 6n6nflush 6n6nsolution 6n6non 6n6nthe 6n6nsterile 6n6nfield
4) Remaining 6n6n6 6n6ninches 6n6naway 6n6nfrom 6n6nthe 6n6nsterile 6n6nfield 6n6nduring 6n6nthe 6n6nprocedure
6 n 6 n 6 n 6 n 8.A 6n6npatient 6n6nadmitted 6n6nto 6n6nthe 6n6nhospital 6n6nwith 6n6npneumonia 6n6nhas
6n6nbeen 6n6nreceiving 6n6nantibiotics 6n6nfor 6n6n2 6n6ndays. 6n6nHis 6n6ncondition 6n6nhas 6n6nstabilized, 6n6nand
6n6nhis 6n6ntemperature 6n6nhas 6n6nreturned 6n6nto 6n6nnormal. 6n6nWhich 6n6nstage 6n6nof 6n6ninfection 6n6nis
6n6nthe 6n6npatient 6n6nmost 6n6nlikely 6n6nexperiencing?
1) Incubation
2) Prodromal
3) Decline
4) Convalescence
5) 8.
9. 6n6nA 6n6npatient 6n6ndevelops 6n6nlocalized 6n6nheat 6n6nand 6n6nerythema 6n6nover 6n6nan 6n6narea
6n6non 6n6nthe 6n6nlower 6n6nleg. 6n6nThese 6n6nfindings 6n6nare 6n6nindicative 6n6nof 6n6nwhich 6n6nsecondary
6n6ndefense 6n6nagainst 6n6ninfection?
1) Phagocytosis
2) Complement 6n6ncascade
3) Inflammation
4) Immunity
10. 6n6nThe 6n6npatient 6n6nsuddenly 6n6ndevelops 6n6nhives, 6n6nshortness 6n6nof 6n6nbreath, 6n6nand
6n6nwheezing 6n6nafter 6n6nreceiving 6n6nan 6n6nantibiotic. 6n6nWhich 6n6nantibody 6n6nis 6n6nprimarily
6n6nresponsible 6n6nfor 6n6nthis 6n6npatients 6n6nresponse?
1) IgA
2) IgE
3) IgG
4) IgM
11. 6n6nWhat 6n6ntype 6n6nof 6n6nimmunity 6n6nis 6n6nprovided 6n6nby 6n6nintravenous 6n6n(IV)
6n6nadministration 6n6nof 6n6nimmunoglobulin 6n6nG?
1) Cell-mediated
2) Passive
, 3) Humoral
4) Active
