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NSE 111 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST
UPDATED 2026/2027 (VERIFIED ANSWERS) GUARANTEED
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What is a reservoir? - ANS ✓A place where a pathogen can survive that may or may
not multiply or cause harm/show symptoms
What does it mean when a pathogen is colonizing a site? - ANS ✓When a pathogen
is present or in the body but does not cause harm
What is a carrier? - ANS ✓Animals or people who show no symptoms of illness but
who have pathogens on or in their bodies that can be transferred to others
What is the Portal of exit? - ANS ✓The method which an infectious agent leaves its
reservoir
Ex) body openings, Breaks in the skin, breaks in the mucous membranes
What is the portal of entry? - ANS ✓Path through which the pathogen can enter the
body- can be the same way as they exited
Also any break in the skin- intentional or not- can be a portal of entry
Ex) needle piercing skin, catheter, breathing in Someones cough
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Who is a susceptible host? - ANS ✓Patient, health care workers, visitors
What can vary susceptibility in individuals? - ANS ✓-their immunity (vaccinations
our previous illnesses)
- Immunocompromise state
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- general health status
- virulence of the micro organism, that is the severity or harmfulness of the disease -
Age
What are some normal defences against fighting infections? - ANS ✓1. Normal flora-
Micro organisms that protect a person from pathogens that live outside and inside
the body
2. Inflammatory Response-
3. Body system defences - Several organs have unique defences against infection (ex)
respiratory tract, vagina
What is Clostridium difficile (C. Diff) and who does is typically effect? - ANS ✓A
bacterium that can cause symptoms ranging from diarrhea to life-threatening
inflammation of the colon
Typically effects older adults inHospitals are in long-term care facilities and typically
occurs after use of antibiotic medications
How do antibiotics affect C Difícile bacteria? - ANS ✓The antibiotics change the
normal: bacteria allowing the C Difficile bacteria to grow and produces toxins
What is a common healthcare associated infection? - ANS ✓Antibiotic resistant
organisms
because of the overuse of antibiotics, many bacteria organisms develop resistance to
certain drugs making it more difficult to treat
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