CMAC Test 2 Infection control| 50 QUESTIONS| WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

Which of the following are microorganisms? Correct Answer: all of the above What are disease causing microorganisms called? Correct Answer: pathogens chain of infection Correct Answer: 1 causative agent 2 reservoir 3 portal of exit 4 mode of transmission 5 portal of entry 6 susceptible host Mode of transmission that occurs through skin to skin contact such as kissing and sexual intercourse. Correct Answer: direct contact Mode of transmission that includes aerosols produced by sneezing, coughing, or even talking. Correct Answer: droplet Mode of transmission that includes food, water, blood and fomites. Correct Answer: vehicles Mode of transmission that includes infectious agents that are carried by dust or droplets suspended in air. Correct Answer: airborne An agent that functions to kill or inhibit the growth of microorganisms. Correct Answer: antiseptic What is considered the most important medical asepsis practice used to prevent the spread of infection? Correct Answer: hand washing When should you wash your hands? Correct Answer: all of the above Who is responsible for ensuring safety at the workplace for employees? Correct Answer: occupational safety and health administration What types of waste should this label be attached? Correct Answer: both blue and yellow (diamond & circle) What is the name given to an infection acquired in the hospital setting? Correct Answer: nosocomial Which are the most common types of nosocomial infections? Correct Answer: all of the above