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NUR 310 Exam 2 Review Questions And 100%
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Chain of infection:

infectious agent, reservoir, portal of exit, mode of transmission, portal of entry,
susceptible host



infectious agent:

bacteria, viruses, fungi



reservoir:

dirty surfaces and equipment, soil, water, animals/insects



portal of exit:

open wounds/skin, aerosols, body fluids



mode of transmission:

contact, droplet, airborne



portal of entry:

respiratory tract, broken skin, catheters and tubes, mucous membranes,



susceptible host:

any person who's at risk



What are some factors that heighten host susceptibility to diseases?

,age, surgical procedures, immunization status, indwelling devices, underlying diseases



What are the major 3 modes of transmission?

contact, droplet, airborne



contact transmission (direct):

transmission between person to person through microorganism (ex: touching, kissing,
sexual intercourse)



contact transmission (indirect):

person to person through object or person (ex: contaminated surfaces, PPE, equipment,
poor hand hygiene)



droplet transmission:

transmission through droplets > 5 mcg (ex: coughing, sneezing, talking)



airborne transmission:

droplet transmission: droplets less than 5 mcg in size can be transmitted through the air
ex: sneezing and coughing

vector transmission:

transmission of infectious agent by insects or animals

vehicle transmission:

reservoir is some type of inanimate object food, water, air

fomite transmission:

transmission of disease via inanimate objects

Active immunity-

takes days to develop

pathogen specific

, permanent immunity

systemic

Passive immunity-

immediate

no immunologic memory

localized

after entry

infection enters the host and begins to multiply



prodromal stage:

nonspecific symptoms begin to appear (example: malaise)



acute illness period:

manifestations of disease process begins (localized and/or systemic)



decline stage:

manifestations resolve



Convalescent period:

return to healthy state ("recovery")



Describe the inflammatory response:

1. pattern receptors recognize harmful stimuli

2. inflammatory pathways are activated

3. inflammatory markers are released

4. inflammatory cells are recruited

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