BNS EXAM 3 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. What is an infection?
Answer:
An infection is the entry of an infectious agent, a microorganism (organism only visible with a
microscope), into the body that multiplies and disrupts tissue integrity
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2. Pathogens
Answer:
microorganisms capable of causing disease
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3. Nonpathogenic Organisms
Answer:
Normal Flora
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4. Some microorganisms produce toxins and others release
Answer:
endotoxins
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5. Infection may result in
Answer:
Illness or disease
Question:
6. Microorganisms are commonly spread through
Answer:
Direct contact
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7. Infectious Agents
Answer:
- Bacteria
- Fungi
- Helminths
- Protozoa
- Virus
Question:
8. What is Bacteria?
, Answer:
Single celled microorganisms lacking a nucleus
Question:
9. How is bacteria classified?
Answer:
- Shape
- Gram staining
- The need for oxygen
Question:
10. Aerobic bacteria
Answer:
Need oxygen to grow
Question:
11. Anaerobic Bacteria
Answer:
Grow when oxygen is not present
Question:
12. Gram Negative Bacteria
Answer:
Are more dangerous and produce many endotoxins that can cause hemorrhagic shock
Question:
13. Rickettsia is transmitted by
Answer:
ticks, lice, fleas, and mites
Question:
14. Rickettsia multiples only in host cells and can cause
Answer:
Rocky Mountain spotted fever and typhus
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15. Bacteria Treatment and Nursing Care
Answer:
- Antibiotics
- Culture/sensitivity test
- Wash hands and use alcohol based rub
- Patient education for prevention
Question:
16. Multi-resistant organisms examples
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. What is an infection?
Answer:
An infection is the entry of an infectious agent, a microorganism (organism only visible with a
microscope), into the body that multiplies and disrupts tissue integrity
Question:
2. Pathogens
Answer:
microorganisms capable of causing disease
Question:
3. Nonpathogenic Organisms
Answer:
Normal Flora
Question:
4. Some microorganisms produce toxins and others release
Answer:
endotoxins
Question:
5. Infection may result in
Answer:
Illness or disease
Question:
6. Microorganisms are commonly spread through
Answer:
Direct contact
Question:
7. Infectious Agents
Answer:
- Bacteria
- Fungi
- Helminths
- Protozoa
- Virus
Question:
8. What is Bacteria?
, Answer:
Single celled microorganisms lacking a nucleus
Question:
9. How is bacteria classified?
Answer:
- Shape
- Gram staining
- The need for oxygen
Question:
10. Aerobic bacteria
Answer:
Need oxygen to grow
Question:
11. Anaerobic Bacteria
Answer:
Grow when oxygen is not present
Question:
12. Gram Negative Bacteria
Answer:
Are more dangerous and produce many endotoxins that can cause hemorrhagic shock
Question:
13. Rickettsia is transmitted by
Answer:
ticks, lice, fleas, and mites
Question:
14. Rickettsia multiples only in host cells and can cause
Answer:
Rocky Mountain spotted fever and typhus
Question:
15. Bacteria Treatment and Nursing Care
Answer:
- Antibiotics
- Culture/sensitivity test
- Wash hands and use alcohol based rub
- Patient education for prevention
Question:
16. Multi-resistant organisms examples