BSMCON NUR 2101 Test 3 Questions With Complete
Solutions
Asepsis Correct Answers the absence of disease producing
microorganisms
Complete protein source Correct Answers animal sources and
soy, contains all 9 essential amino acids
Cystitis Correct Answers irritated bladder
Define environmental hazards that pose risks to patient safety:
Adolescent Correct Answers at risk for injuries or death due to
car accident , drowning or substance abuse
Define environmental hazards that pose risks to patient safety:
Adults Correct Answers risks directly related to lifestyle habits
(smoking, drinking, etc.)
Define environmental hazards that pose risks to patient safety:
Children < 5 years old Correct Answers greatest risk for home
accidents
Define environmental hazards that pose risks to patient safety:
Infants/Toddler/Preschool Correct Answers leading cause of
injury are falls, ingestion injuries and burns
Define environmental hazards that pose risks to patient safety:
Older adults Correct Answers Falls related to physiological
changes are leading cause of injury death and nonfatal injuries &
hospitalizations
, Define environmental hazards that pose risks to patient safety:
School age Correct Answers risk for head injuries from falls,
motor vehicle injuries, bike injuries
Disinfection Correct Answers eliminates almost all pathogenic
organisms except for bacterial spores
Dysuria Correct Answers burning during urination
How are carbohydrates classified? Correct Answers by the
number of saccharide units making up structure
How is diptheria transmitted? Correct Answers droplet
transmission
How is E. coli transmitted? Correct Answers contact
transmission
How is mumps transmitted? Correct Answers droplet
transmission
How is pneumonia transmitted? Correct Answers droplet
transmission
How is rubells transmitted? Correct Answers droplet
transmission
How is scarlet fever transmitted? Correct Answers droplet
transmission
Solutions
Asepsis Correct Answers the absence of disease producing
microorganisms
Complete protein source Correct Answers animal sources and
soy, contains all 9 essential amino acids
Cystitis Correct Answers irritated bladder
Define environmental hazards that pose risks to patient safety:
Adolescent Correct Answers at risk for injuries or death due to
car accident , drowning or substance abuse
Define environmental hazards that pose risks to patient safety:
Adults Correct Answers risks directly related to lifestyle habits
(smoking, drinking, etc.)
Define environmental hazards that pose risks to patient safety:
Children < 5 years old Correct Answers greatest risk for home
accidents
Define environmental hazards that pose risks to patient safety:
Infants/Toddler/Preschool Correct Answers leading cause of
injury are falls, ingestion injuries and burns
Define environmental hazards that pose risks to patient safety:
Older adults Correct Answers Falls related to physiological
changes are leading cause of injury death and nonfatal injuries &
hospitalizations
, Define environmental hazards that pose risks to patient safety:
School age Correct Answers risk for head injuries from falls,
motor vehicle injuries, bike injuries
Disinfection Correct Answers eliminates almost all pathogenic
organisms except for bacterial spores
Dysuria Correct Answers burning during urination
How are carbohydrates classified? Correct Answers by the
number of saccharide units making up structure
How is diptheria transmitted? Correct Answers droplet
transmission
How is E. coli transmitted? Correct Answers contact
transmission
How is mumps transmitted? Correct Answers droplet
transmission
How is pneumonia transmitted? Correct Answers droplet
transmission
How is rubells transmitted? Correct Answers droplet
transmission
How is scarlet fever transmitted? Correct Answers droplet
transmission
