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NSE 111 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATED 2026/2027 (VERIFIED ANSWERS) GUARANTEED PASS. 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 2 NSE NSE 111 Thank you for Purchasing this exam Study Guide. We provide high-quality academic materials to help students excel in exams. Our other Services include but not limited to: academic research, University & College assignments writing, essay writing, Online Classes, and research projects. Our services are reliable, affordable, and plagiarism-free. All the Best in your Exam. For more information; Contact us at: or 0R +254

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NSE 111 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST
UPDATED 2026/2027 (VERIFIED ANSWERS) GUARANTEED
PASS.


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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