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NURA 1301 Ch 16 Exam Questions with Answers Rickettsiae - Answer-found in fleas, lice, ticks, and other insects. They are spread to humans by insect bites. reservoir - Answer-microbes need a ___ to live and grow attention is given to perineal care - Answer-Escherichia coli (E. coli) is cons...

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Rickettsiae - Answer-found in fleas, lice, ticks, and other insects. They are spread to
humans by insect bites.

reservoir - Answer-microbes need a ___ to live and grow

attention is given to perineal care - Answer-Escherichia coli (E. coli) is considered
normal flora in the colon but is a pathogen if it enters the urinary system. How does this
knowledge impact the nursing assistants duties?

infections caused by MDROs are hard to treat - Answer-why are multidrug-resistant
organisms (MDROs) a concern?

is a sign or symptom of infection - Answer-fever; increased pulse and respirations;
chills; confusion; muscle aches; headache; heat or warmth in a body part; redness or
swelling of a body part; discharge or drainage from the infected area; loss of appetite;
pain, tenderness, or limited se of a body part; fatigue and loss of energy; nausea and
vomiting; diarrhea; rash; sore on mucous membranes; joint pain

infection control - Answer-the practices and procedures that protect patients, residents,
visitors, and staff from infection

bacteria, fungi, protozoa, rickettsiae, viruses - Answer-what are the 5 types of microbes

requirements of microbes - Answer-need water and nourishment from the reservoir;
most need oxygen to live; a warm and dark environment is needed; most grow best at
body temperature; they are destroyed by heat and light

non-pathogens - Answer-normal flora are ___ when in or on a natural reservoir

pathogen - Answer-when a non-pathogen is transmitted from its natural site to another
site or host, it becomes a pathogen

multidrug-resistant organisms (MDROs) - Answer-are microbes that can resist the
effects of antibiotics

antibiotics - Answer-are drugs that kill certain microbes that cause infections

MDROs - Answer-are caused by: prescribing antibiotics when they are not needed
(over-prescribing); not taking antibiotics for the length of time prescribed

, Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and vancomycin-resistant
enterococci (VRE) - Answer-2 common types of MDROs are resistant to many
antibiotics

local - Answer-a __ infection is in a body part

systemic - Answer-a __ infection involves the whole body

chain of infection - Answer-a process that involves a:
source; reservoir; portal of exit; method of transmission ; portal of entry; susceptible
host

source - Answer-a pathogen

reservoir - Answer-where a pathogen can grow and multiply

portal of exit - Answer-allows pathogen to leave the reservoir

method of transmission - Answer-where the pathogen enters the body

susceptible host - Answer-needed for the microbe to grow and multiply

nosocomial infection - Answer-HAIs are also called

normal flora, microbes transmitted to the person from other sources - Answer-HAIs are
caused by

urinary system, respiratory system, wounds, the bloodstream - Answer-common sites
for HAIs

cross-contamination - Answer-is passing microbes from person to person by
contaminated hands, equipment, or supplies

microorganism - Answer-is a small living plant or animal seen only with a microscope; a
microbe.

immunity - Answer-protection against a certain disease is ____

medical asepsis - Answer-are the practices used to remove or reduce pathogens and to
prevent their spread from one person or place to another person or place; clean
technique

antibiotic - Answer-is a drug that kills microbes that cause infections

surgical asepsis - Answer-is the practices that keep equipment and supplies free of all
microbes; sterile technique

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