NSG 522 All Possible Questions and Answers with complete solution

The incubation period for an infectious disease is occurs during which stage of disease? Stage of clinical disease. Stage of recovery. Stage of preclinical disease. Stage of susceptibility. - Answer Stage of preclinical disease Primary prevention efforts are focused on which stage of disease?A. Stage of clinical disease B. Stage of recovery C. Stage of preclinical disease D. Stage of susceptibility E. A and C - Answer Stage of susceptibility People who are infected with and transmit an infectious organism are known as Reservoirs Vehicles Vectors Fomites Carriers - Answer Carriers Most diseases are caused byGenetic factors. Social factors. Nutrition. Education.. A combination of all of the above factors. - Answer A combination of all the above factors During a routine screening examination an adult women is identified as having a significantly elevated blood Hemoglobin A1C level. The woman has no history of disease and no signs or symptoms of health problems. This finding would be indicative of which stage of disease? Stage of susceptibilty. Stage of clinical disease. Stage of preclinical disease. The stage of disease cannot be determined with the information provided. - Answer Stage of preclinical disease Which of the following can be vehicles? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY Soiled bedding. Contaminated food Mosquitoes Eating utensils Ticks - Answer Soiled bedding contaminated food Eating utensils Health equity means that everyone in the population should receive exactly the same health services. True, False - Answer False Vaccinating a woman during pregnancy is an example of SELECT ALL THAT APPLYPassive immunity for the mother. Secondary prevention for the infant. Primary prevention for the mother. All of the above. - Answer Primary prevention for the mother Most diseases are caused by a single causal factor. True False - Answer False Transmission of gonorrhea during penis-in-vagina intercourse is an example of which mode of transmission? Droplet Inirect Vectorborne. Direct Vehicleborne - Answer Direct