Test Bank For Current Medical Diagnosis And Treatment 2026, 65th Edition By Maxine Papadakis| 9781266135545| All Chapters 1 - 42|LATEST

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TEST BANK FOR CURRENT MEDICAL
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bnbnbn DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT 2023/2024 bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn




bnbnbn 62ND EDITION BY BY MAXINE
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bnbnbn PAPADAKIS A+ bnbnbn




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Chapter bnbnbn 1. bnbnbn Disease bnbnbn Prevention bnbnbn & Health Promotion
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1. Which of the bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn following behaviors indicates the highest
bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn potential
for spreading
bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn infections bnbnbn among bnbnbn clients? bnbnbn The bnbnbn nurse:
1) disinfects bnbnbn dirty hands bnbnbn bnbnbn with antibacterial soap.
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2) allows bnbnbn alcohol-based bn bnbn rub to bnbnbn bn bn bn dry for bnbnbn bnbn bn 10 bnbnbn seconds.


3) washes bnbn bn hands bnbnbn only after bnbnbn bnbnbn leaving bnbnbn each room. bnbnbn




4) uses bnbnbn cold bnbnbn water bnbnbn for bnbnbn medical asepsis. bnbnbn




2. What bnbnbn is the bnbnbn bnbnbn most bnbnbn frequent bnbnbn cause of the spread of infection
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among
bnbnbn bnbnbn institutionalized bnbnbn patients?
1) Airborne bnbn bn microbes bnbn bn from other bnbnbn bnbn bn patients
2) Contact bn bn bn with contaminated
bnbnbn bnbnbn equipment


3) Hands bnbnbn of healthcare
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4) Exposure bnbnbn from family bnbnbn bnbnbn members
3. Which of the bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn following nursing activities bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn is of
bnbnbn bnbnbn highest bnbnbn priority
bnbnbn for maintaining
bnbnbn bnbnbn medical bn bnbn asepsis?
1) Washing bnbnbn hands
2) Donning gloves bnbnbn




3) Applying sterile drapes bnbnbn bnbnbn




4) Wearing a bnbnbn bnbnbn gown
4. A patient bnbnbn bnbnbn infected bnbnbn with a bnbnbn bnbnbn virus but bnbnbn bn bnbn who bn bnbn does not bnbnbn bnbnbn have
bnbnbn any outward sign of the
bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn disease bnbn bn is bn bnbn considered bn bnbn a:
1) pathogen.
2) fomite.


3) vector.


4) carrier.



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5. A patient bnbnbn bnbnbn is admitted to the hospital with tuberculosis.
bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn Which
precautions
bnbnbn bnbnbn must bnbn bn the bnbn bn nurse bnbn bn institute bnbnbn when bnbnbn caring bnbnbn for bnbn bn this bnbnbn patient?


1) Droplet transmission bnbnbn




2) Airborne bnbnbn transmission
3) Direct bnbnbn contact


4) Indirect bn bnbn contact


6. A bnbnbn patient bnbnbn becomes bnbnbn infected bnbnbn with oral candidiasis
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bnbnbn while bnbnbn receiving bnbnbn intravenous bnbnbn antibiotics bnbnbn to bnbnbn treat bnbnbna bnbnbn systemic bnbnbn infection.
bnbnbn Which type of infection has the patient
bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn developed?
1) Endogenous bnbnbn nosocomial


2) Exogenous bnbnbn nosocomial
3) Latent


4) Primary
7. The nurse assists a surgeon with central venous catheter
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bnbnbn insertion. bnbn bn Which action bnbnbn bn bnbn is bnbnbn necessary bnbnbn to bnbnbn help bnbnbn maintain bnbnbn sterile bn bnbn technique?
1) Closing the patients bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn door to bnbnbn bnbnbn limit bn bn bn room traffic bnbnbn bnbnbn while bnbnbn preparing bnbnbn the
sterile field
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2) Using bnbnbn clean procedure bnbnbn bnbnbn gloves to bnbnbn bn bn bn handle bnbnbn sterile bnbnbn equipment
3) Placing the bnbnbn bnbnbn nonsterile bnbnbn syringes containing bnbnbn bn bn bn flush solution on the
bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn sterile
field
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4) Remaining bnbnbn 6 bnbn bn inches away bnbnbn bnbnbn from the bnbnbn bnbnbn sterile bn bn bn field bnbnbn during bnbnbn the bnbnbnprocedure
8.A patient
bnbnbn bnbn bn admitted to the bnbnbn bnbnbn bnbnbn hospital with pneumonia bnbnbn bnbnbn bn bnbn has bnbnbn been receiving bnbnbn




bnbnbn antibiotics bnbnbn for bnbnbn 2 bnbnbn days. bnbnbn His bnbnbn condition bnbnbn has bn bnbn stabilized, bn bnbn and bnbn bn his bn bnbn temperature
bnbnbn has bn bnbn returned bnbnbn to bnbnbn normal. bnbnbn Which bnbnbn stage bnbnbn of bnbnbn infection bnbnbn is bnbnbn the bnbnbn patient bn bnbn most
bnbnbn likely bn bnbn experiencing?


1) Incubation
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2) Prodromal




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