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What diseases are caused by a virus |
Cold Flu Herpes Infectious hepatitis AIDS HIV |
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Before disposing a contaminated needle what should the MA do. |
Make sure to close the needle up the proper way and dispose in a biohazard container the |
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The process used to wash and remove blood and tissue from medical instruments is called |
Sanitization |
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Any disease caused by the growth of pathogenic microorganisms in the body, fall into the category of |
Infectious disease |
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Which of the procedures is appropriate for preparing blood and other potentially infectious materials for transport |
Make sure waste in containers that are leak proof and strong to prevent breaking |
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Which micro organism are large obligated parasites that can be viewed with a microscope |
Rickettsiae |
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What is an example of cell mediated immunity |
Phagocytosis |
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The method that complete destroy organisms |
Sterilization |
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In the normal state, which of the following are free of all living microorganisms |
The body organs and tissues |
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What are two important factors in preforming an effective hand washing |
Running water n friction |
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What term is used for the process of killing pathogenic organisms or rendering inactive |
Disinfection |
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What should not be done when sanitizing a instrument |
Should not be touched |
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What’s the first step that should be taken after exposure to contaminated waste |
Clean exposed area and receive confidential medical evaluation |
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62 year old patient with shingles, came in the dr office; the physical will classify as |
Latent |
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The immune response that is identified as humoral immunity is |
The body second line of defense includes the inflammatory process and immune system response |
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What should be done with the eyes if they are exposed to potentially body fluids |
Should be flushed |
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Relapse and remission are seen frequently in what type of infectious |
Latent infection |
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Rosa is responsible for training a new employee for aseptic hand washing which of the following should Rosa emphasize |
Handing washing is to protect you from infection and to prevent cross contamination from patient to patient |
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The key reducing the prevalence of antibiotic resistance is to |
To treat the infections properly |
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Inflammation mediators that are released at the site of cellular damage perform which of the following functions |
Blood vessels at the site of dilate Release of white blood cells Chemotaxis or release of chemical agents |
