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Case Study 4 Quiz
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Points 20
Questions 10
Time Limit 30 Minutes
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Question 1
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Which of the following best defines a hypothesis in the context of the scientific method?
A natural cause responsible for a phenomenon
A set of facts explaining a natural phenomenon
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A question arising from an observation
Correct Answer
A tentative answer to a question that can be tested
A result of an experiment
Question 2
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What observation led Ignaz Semmelweis to investigate the cause of childbed fever at the Vienna
General Hospital?
Higher recovery rates at home births.
Similar symptoms between his colleague Kolletschka and women with childbed fever.
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Higher incidence of childbed fever in the ward where physicians tended to deliveries.
The putrid odor on hands after an autopsy.
The belief in atmospheric-cosmic-telluric changes.
Question 3
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What is the main goal of sterilization in microbial control?
To reduce microbial populations to a safe level.
To reduce the risk of infection by removing some microbes.
Correct!
To eliminate all bacteria, viruses, and endospores.
To use disinfectants for cleaning surfaces.
To control the spread of infections through air filters.
Question 4
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Match the following terms to their correct examples:
1. Disinfectants Soap, bleach, UV light, heat, alcohol used on non-living surfaces.
2. Antisepsis Alcohol or iodine applied to skin before an injection.
3. Aseptic technique Lab equipment like loops are flamed; surgeons keep a sterile surgical field.
4. Sanitization Steam cleaning or mopping public bathroom floors with disinfectant.
Answer 1:
Aseptic technique
Correct!
Disinfectants
Antisepsis
Degerming
Sanitization
Pasteurization
Suffix -stasis/-static
Suffix -cide/-cidal
Answer 2:
Aseptic technique
Disinfectants
Correct!
Antisepsis
Degerming
Sanitization
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