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Chapter 16 - Infection Prevention and Control: Protective Mechanisms and Asepsis (Study Guide) with Complete Solutions
Chapter 16 - Infection Prevention and Control: Protective Mechanisms and Asepsis (Study Guide) with Complete Solutions define: antimicrobial - Answer️️ -kills or suppresses growth of microorganisms define: antiseptic - Answer️️ -chemical compound used on skin or tissue to inhibit growth of microorganisms define: asepsis - Answer️️ -freedom from pathogenic microorganisms define: contaminate - Answer️️ -make unclean define: debris - Answer️️ -dead tissue or foreign...
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Chapter 16 - Infection Prevention and Control: Protective Mechanisms and Asepsis (Study Guide) with Complete Solutions define: antimicrobial - Answer️️ -kills or suppresses growth of microorganisms define: antiseptic - Answer️️ -chemical compound used on skin or tissue to inhibit growth of microorganisms define: asepsis - Answer️️ -freedom from pathogenic microorganisms define: contaminate - Answer️️ -make unclean define: debris - Answer️️ -dead tissue or foreign...
Chapter 16: Infection Prevention and Control: Protective Mechanisms and Asepsis Study Guide with Complete Solutions
Chapter 16: Infection Prevention and Control: Protective Mechanisms and Asepsis Study Guide with Complete Solutions 1. When a patient in the ambulatory clinic is diagnosed as having pneumococcal pneumonia, the nurse is aware that this infection: a. is viral and will not respond to antibiotics. b. is bacterial and should respond to treatment with antibiotics. c. is fungal and is caused by the alteration of the normal flora of the lung. d. is resultant from a resistant organism and ext...
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Chapter 16: Infection Prevention and Control: Protective Mechanisms and Asepsis Study Guide with Complete Solutions 1. When a patient in the ambulatory clinic is diagnosed as having pneumococcal pneumonia, the nurse is aware that this infection: a. is viral and will not respond to antibiotics. b. is bacterial and should respond to treatment with antibiotics. c. is fungal and is caused by the alteration of the normal flora of the lung. d. is resultant from a resistant organism and ext...