CH 14 Bloodborne Pathogens

What is the organization responsible for safety in the workplace? 

• HIPPA
• NATA
• OSHA
• CD

A microorganism that causes disease

• Bloodborne pathogen
• virus
• blood
• mucous

What are the two tests for HIV?

• Western Dash and ELISA
• Western Blot and ELISA
• Monospot and MRI
• X-ray and CAT

What is the ratio of bleach to water in a disinfectant?

• 1:12
• 1:5
• 1:20
• 1:10

What are the 5 stages of pathogen infection?

• incubation, prodromal, chronic, incline, recovery
• incubation, proximal, acute, incline, recovery
• incubation, prodromal, acute, decline, recovery
• incubation, prodromal, acute, decline, relapse

what are the 3 types of direct transmission?

• contact, droplet, fecal-oral
• vector, host, pathogen
• contact, bacteria, fecal-oral
• parasites, viruses, fungi

Immune system's 2 lines of defense:

• outside and inside
• mechanical and cellular
• preventable and nonpreventable
• mechanical and cosmetic

occasional occurrence of an infectious disease

• endemic
• sporadic
• epidemic
• pandemic

regular case of an infectious disease in a region

• endemic
• sporadic
• epidemic
• pandemic

unusually high number of infectious disease cases in a region

• endemic
• sporadic
• epidemic
• pandemic