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Micro Final Exam
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Germ theory of disease is the theory that ALL diseases are caused by the invasion of the body by microorganisms
True
False
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Fomite is
An inanimate object capable of transmitting infectious microorganisms
The body being invaded by a pathogenic agent
A layer of encased bacteria
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Procedures used to eliminate the presence of all microorganisms.
Medical asepsis
Surgical asepsis
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An infection is a state or condition in which the body or part of the body is invaded by a pathogenic agent
False
True
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Bioburden: is the population of viable microorganisms on raw material, component, finished product or package
False
True
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Capable of growing in the absence of oxygen. Does not require it for growth.
Anaerobic
Aerobic
Finite
Bioburden
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An inanimate object has the qualities of an active living organism
True
False
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Causative agent
Transmission of infection
An expression of an organism causing a disease/infection
The cause of all diseases
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Contamination is the absence of extraneous, especially infectious materials.
True
False
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Requires the presence of oxygen for growth.
Aerobic
Anaerobic
Bioburden
Finite
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PPE is your own clothes and equipment you bring to work to prevent potential exposure to infectious microorganisms
True
False
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Evidence based practices/procedures that when applied can reduce transmission to healthcare workers, etc
Infection prevention practices
Infection prevention and control
Infection control practices
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Pathogen
Condition when a body part is invaded by a pathogenic agent
A disease causing agent
Infection acquired in healthcare setting
Not alive
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Procedures performed to reduce the number of microorganisms
Medical asepsis
Surgical asepsis
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The approach to infections control in which all human blood and body guilds are regulated/treated to be infectious
Prevention practices
Infection control practices
Infection prevention and control
Control practices
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A pathogen is a disease causing agent, most commonly used to refer to infectious organisms.
True
False
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An infection acquired in a healthcare setting
Nosocomial infection
Infection
Fomite
Medical sepsis
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Coagulation
When microorganisms come together
When you eat too much take out and your arteries clog
The hardening of tissue
The softening of tissue