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WorksheetsMed Occ 1 Quiz 3
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 6hrs 0mins
What causes infectious disease?
pathogens
nonpathogens
invaders
cells
lateral means
toward midline
up
away from midline
down
medial means
plan
away from midline
inside
toward midline
Sandra has the flu, but she goes to work anyway. Within a few days, her co-worker Olivia gets sick with the flu. In the chain of infection, what is Olivia?
the susceptible host
the causative agent
the portal of exit
the reservoir
Safety is...
no nonsense
strict rules
lack of harm or danger
everything in it's place
Quality is...
doing the right thing, using the right processes, right time, right patient
doing the possible thing, right process, wrong time, right patient
doing the right thing, wrong process, wrong time, right patient
doing a good job
HAI is...
health care-acquired infection
home associate institution
health association in-network
home agent intelligence
Ergonomics is (multi)
patient comfort
proper positioning
employee comfort
not important
Regulations help to __________ensure __________ and __________
enforce, safety, quality
enable, secure, help
assist, help, recovery
help, recovery, assist
sentinel event results in...
a fall
death or serious injury
a party
cleaning
Negligence involves...
intent
liability
no intent
no prevention
Malpractice involves;
breach of duty
no intent
knowing better
intent
You are liable if you do not...
meet standards
wear your badge
follow your contract
follow through
What are the 3 levels of liability?
Personal
Judicial
Supervisory
Employer
The four main classes of microorganisms are bacteria, fungi, viruses, and...
pathogens
toxins
protozoa
microbes
Protozoa are often found in what kind of environment?
Warm and dry
Acidic
Cool
Moist
What is the role of spores?
Help destroy viruses
Help the intestines digest food
Make bacteria difficult to eliminate
Provide food for protozoa
How do viruses reproduce?
By invading dead cells
By invading living cells
By exposure to light and water
By osmosis
HIV can be spread through which mode of transmission?
Airborne
Bloodborne
Vectorborne
Casual Contact
Diseases that are caused by fungi are called what?
Colonies
Yeasts
Mycoses
Infections
Hand washing, routine cleaning, and using PPE are examples of what type of practice?
Safety
Medical Asepsis
Surgical Asepsis
Sterile
Which of the following is not used to sanitize?
Dry heat
Iodine
Betadine
Alcohol
How does a pathogen enter a new reservoir?
Through the portal of entry
Through a causative agent
Through a portal of exit
Through a susceptible host
What is a microorganism?
A practice that prevents disease
Foreign objects that injure the body
Living bodies that are not visible to the naked eye
Toxins that harm body cells
