Ch. 31 Fundamentals Of Nursing
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- 1.Airborne precautions applied to illnesses that may transfer the pathogen in droplet nuclei smaller than 5 microns. Examples of these illnesses are:
- A.
Measels (rubeola), varicella, and Tb
- B.
Diptheria, mycoplasma pneumonia, pertusis, mumps, scarlet fever
- C.
C. difficile, escherichia coli 0157:H7, Hep A, VRE
- 2.A person is most infectious during this stage, which can last several hours to days
- A.
Convalescent period
- B.
Incubation stage
- C.
Prodromal stage
- D.
Full stage of recovery
- 3.A fly, or any other crawling or flying organism, could be an example of:
- A.
Direct transmission
- B.
Vehicle-borne transmission
- C.
Vector-borne transmission
- D.
Airborne transmission
- 4.The transfer of a pathogen via blood is known as:
- A.
Direct transmission
- B.
Vehicle-borne transmission
- C.
Vector-borne transmission
- D.
Airborne transmission
- 5.This is an infection that is acquired from within the person
- A.
Exogenous infection
- B.
Endogenous infection
- C.
Iatrogenic infection
- D.
Nosocomial infection
- 6.How often should linens be changed to insure good hygiene.
- A.
Every day
- B.
Every two days
- C.
Every three days
- D.
Every 12 hours
- 7.Which of the following are purposes of bathing?
- A.
Acts as a skin conditioner
- B.
Creates a nurse-patient bond
- C.
Stimulates the rate and depth of respirations
- D.
Serves as a musculoskeletal exercise
- E.
Regulates heart rate
- 8.Which areas are included in a partial bath?
- A.
Face and axillae
- B.
Feet and chest
- C.
Back and hands
- D.
Legs and arms
- E.
Perineal area
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