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FPCC Exam 1 Questions with Detailed
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Question:Chain of infection
Ans: infectious agent
reservoir
portal of exit
transmission
portal of entry
susceptible host
Question: Infectious agent
Ans: pathogens- capable of causing disease
Question: Reservoir
Ans: a place where pathogens survive and multiply
human body is the most common
Question: portal of exit
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Ans: for infection to spread, a pathogen must exit the reservoir.
most frequent is through body fluids
Question: trasmission: direct & indirect contract
Ans: direct- involves touching, kissing
indirect- involves contact w/ a fomite, a contaminated object that transfers a
pathogen
most common*
Question: Contact indications & barrier protection
Ans: infections
private room or cohort patient
gloves & gown (all PPE)
Question: Droplet transmission
Ans: when the pathogen travels in water droplets expelled as an infected
person exhales, coughs, sneezes, or talks
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Question: Droplet indications & barrier protection
Ans: the flu
private or cohort room
surgical mask within 3 ft
mask on patient when transporting
Question: Airborne transmission
Ans: for pathogens that are very small & remain infectious over long distances
when suspended in the air & easily transmitted through air currents
ex. fanning linens, ventilating systems
Question: Airborne indications & barrier protection
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Ans: TB, chickenpox, measles
private room
negative airflow pressure
door closed except entering/exiting
UV air filter
mask (n95)
mask on patient when transporting
patient leaves room ONLY if necessary
Question: Protective isolation indications & environment
FPCC Exam 1 Questions with Detailed
Verified Answers
Question:Chain of infection
Ans: infectious agent
reservoir
portal of exit
transmission
portal of entry
susceptible host
Question: Infectious agent
Ans: pathogens- capable of causing disease
Question: Reservoir
Ans: a place where pathogens survive and multiply
human body is the most common
Question: portal of exit
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Ans: for infection to spread, a pathogen must exit the reservoir.
most frequent is through body fluids
Question: trasmission: direct & indirect contract
Ans: direct- involves touching, kissing
indirect- involves contact w/ a fomite, a contaminated object that transfers a
pathogen
most common*
Question: Contact indications & barrier protection
Ans: infections
private room or cohort patient
gloves & gown (all PPE)
Question: Droplet transmission
Ans: when the pathogen travels in water droplets expelled as an infected
person exhales, coughs, sneezes, or talks
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Question: Droplet indications & barrier protection
Ans: the flu
private or cohort room
surgical mask within 3 ft
mask on patient when transporting
Question: Airborne transmission
Ans: for pathogens that are very small & remain infectious over long distances
when suspended in the air & easily transmitted through air currents
ex. fanning linens, ventilating systems
Question: Airborne indications & barrier protection
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Ans: TB, chickenpox, measles
private room
negative airflow pressure
door closed except entering/exiting
UV air filter
mask (n95)
mask on patient when transporting
patient leaves room ONLY if necessary
Question: Protective isolation indications & environment