
Infection Control
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- Q1The scientific study of microorganisms called bacteria is known as:trichologymicrobiologypathologybacteriology30s
- Q2Nonpathogenic bacteria are:disease producingnonlivingharmlessharmful30s
- Q3A type of pathogenic bacteria that feeds of living organisms while contributing nothing is the:virussaprophyteparasitebioburden30s
- Q4Before disinfection or sterilization, tools and implements must first be:sprayed with waterdryboiledcleaned30s
- Q5What type of hepatitis is most difficult to kill on a surface?hepatitis Chepatitis Bhepatitis Ahepatitis D30s
- Q6The most common form of pathogenic bacteria is:bacillicoccispirillasaprophytes30s
- Q7The two signs of infection are:
bleeding and scabbing
scabs and scarspus and inflammation
paleness and recessed areas30s - Q8Bacteria that is found in soil and water and may particularly affect pedicure bowls is:mitochondriaHepatitismycobacteriumMRSA30s
- Q9Some forms of bacteria are able to move about with the aid of:flagella and ciliasporesmoistureair and wind30s
- Q10The inactive stage in the life cycle of bacteria is known as the:vegetative stagemitosis stagepathogenic stagespore-forming stage30s
- Q11During the active stage, bacteria:grow and reproduceform sporesturn into virusesdie30s
- Q12A disease transferred from one person to another is:nonpathogeticcontagiousasymptomaticinfectious30s
- Q13The common cold and flu are caused by:virusesfungisaprophytesparasites30s
- Q14Bacteria are not harmed by disinfectants while in the:mitosis stagevegetative stageactive stagespore-forming stage30s
- Q15Pathogens may enter the body through:moist skinunbroken skinoily skinbroken skin30s