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Chapter 17 Controlling Infection
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- Q1What type of microorganism needs oxygen to survive?a non-pathogen.anaerobic.aerobic.a pathogen.30s
- Q2Describe what an enterotoxin is.solid waste product from the body.coil-shaped organism.poison that is produced in the intestine.poison that is taken orally.30s
- Q3What type of microorganism can survive without oxygen?aerobicmicronasepsisanaerobic30s
- Q4Described what a host is.a disease-causing organism.an organism that can only live in oxygen.an organism from which the microorganism takes nourishment.30s
- Q5What is a pathogen?helps break down compost.causes disease.does not cause disease.30s
- Q6What are some factors that microorganisms need for growth?food, moisture, temperature, oxygen, host, and parasites.food, moisture, contaminated material, oxygen, and a host.food, moisture, temperature, oxygen, light, and dead and living matter.food, moisture, temperature, oxygen, parasites, and feces.30s
- Q7How does microorganisms cause illness?all of the above.causing allergic reactions.producing toxins.invading the cells.30s
- Q8How does microorganisms spread?direct contact, indirect contact, insects, and pests.all the abovedirty hands, sneezing, and sexual contact.an airborne and oral route.30s
- Q9What are the symptoms of generalized infections?headache, fatigue, fever and increased pulse.fever and increased pulse.abnormal functioning.redness and swelling.30s
- Q10What are the symptoms of localized infection?redness and swelling.fever and increased pulsenausea and vomiting.heat and fever.30s
- Q11Describe Asepsis.standard procedure for cleaning the equipment.a method used to make the environment as germ-free as possible.a sterile condition free from all germs.abnormal functioning.30s
- Q12What is disinfection?a sterile condition found in the operating room.using chemicals to clean items to remove as many microorganisms as possible.a process that has the potential to transmit disease.the same as aseptic technique.30s
- Q13What are aseptic techniques?Proper handling of all equipmentUsing sterile procedure when necessaryAll of the aboveBeing clean and neat30s
- Q14What is a bacteriostatic solution?provides a sterile environment.slows the growth of microorganisms.kills all organisms it comes in contact with.30s
- Q15What is a bactericidal solution?kills bacteria.neutralizes microorganisms.provides a sterile environment.30s