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Microbiology&infection TCDHA midtermMajor source of disease agents - correct answer mouth How do we control the spread of pathogens in the office? - correct answer standard precautions Asepsis - correct answer The absence of infection or infectious materials or agents Cross-Contamination - correct answer A process that allows transfer of microorganisms between persons and environmental surfaces Universal Precautions - correct answer consider all clients as being infected with blood b...

Major source of disease agents mouth How do we control the spread of pathogens in the office? standard precautions Asepsis The absence of infection or infectious materials or agents Cross-Contamination A process that allows transfer of microorganisms between persons and environmental surfaces Universal Precautions consider all clients as being infected with blood borne pathogens and therefore applying infection control procedures to the care of all clients ...

Microbiology ch 22 Skin InfectionsWhich of the following conditions is important in the ecology of the skin? - correct answer All of the above. Staphylococcus aureus can be responsible for all of the following conditions except - correct answer athlete's foot. The main effect of staphylococcal protein A is to - correct answer interfere with phagocytosis. Which of the following contributes to the virulence of Streptococcus pyogenes? - correct answer All of the above Which of the foll...

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OpenStax Microbiology Test Bank Chapter 25: Circulatory and Lymphatic System Infections * = Correct answer Multiple Choice 1. Where does oxygenated blood enter the heart? A. the left atrium* B. the left ventricle C. the right atrium D. the right ventricle 2. Which artery carries deoxygenated blood? A. aorta B. femoral C. pulmonary* D. subclavian 3. Which of the following is an infection of the inner lining of the heart? A. endocarditis* B. myocarditis C. pericarditis D. va...

Major source of disease agents - ANSWERmouth How do we control the spread of pathogens in the office? - ANSWERstandard precautions Asepsis - ANSWERThe absence of infection or infectious materials or agents Cross-Contamination - ANSWERA process that allows transfer of microorganisms between persons and environmental surfaces Universal Precautions - ANSWERconsider all clients as being infected with blood borne pathogens and therefore applying infection control procedures to the care of...

Microbiology & Infection TCDHA Midterm Exam - Questions And Answers

Microbiology and infection TCDHA Midterm Exam Questions with Correct Answers Major source of disease agents - Answer-mouth How do we control the spread of pathogens in the office? - Answer-standard precautions Asepsis - Answer-The absence of infection or infectious materials or agents Cross-Contamination - Answer-A process that allows transfer of microorganisms between persons and environmental surfaces Universal Precautions - Answer-consider all clients as being infected with blo...

. Applications of Molecular Epidemiology • Identify origin of nosicomial infection • Aid in the identification of the source of an organism (environmental or personal) • Monitor emergence of new hyper-virulent or drug resistant strains • Distinguish infectious from non-infectious strains. • Distinguish relapse from reinfection Human﹝H→H (anthroponosis)﹞ HIV STD 2. Animal﹝H←→A (zoonosis)﹞ Salmonella CJD Influenza 3. Soil Anthrax Hookworm Tetanu Clostridium botulinum ...