Chapter 8 Beck Test

Question 1

And massage practitioners hands can be cleaned with..

Answer 1

Warm water and soap

Question 2

Minute Unicellular microorganisms exhibiting both plant and animals characteristics are called..

Answer 2

Bacteria

Question 3

Three general forms of pathogenic bacteria are..

Answer 3

Cocci, Bacilli, and Spirilla

Question 4

Proteins that are produced in the body in response to contact with an invading bacteria are called

Answer 4

Antibodies

Question 5

Antibodies increase..

Answer 5

Resistance to Antigens

Question 6

Bleach and Quats Disinfect in these 4 steps

Answer 6

Wash, Rinse, Dry, Disinfect

Question 7

Primary precaution for infection control is..

Answer 7

Hand Washing

Question 8

Antiseptics have..

Answer 8

Higher levels of Alcohol

Question 9

Bacteria, a.k.a. germs/microbes are most numerous in..

Answer 9

Dirt, refuse, and diseased skin

Question 10

An EPA number can be found on..

Answer 10

Any disinfectant

Question 11

Fungi are organisms that Thrive in..

Answer 11

warm, moist environments.

Question 12

Examples of fungi are..

Answer 12

Candidas, Athletes foot, and ringworm

Question 13

Pathogens are capable of

Answer 13

Causing disease; Disease producing microorganisms

Question 14

Viruses are

Answer 14

A casual agent for AIDS

Question 15

Examples of viruses

Answer 15

Smallpox, common cold, mumps, and measles

Question 16

If there is potential exposure to blood non-intact skin, or other bodily fluids ALWAYS

Answer 16

Glove up! (Follow Standard Precaution)

Question 17

If blood happens, apply pressure to the wound using

Answer 17

Cotton (towel)

Question 18

Chlorine bleach in a spray bottle should be changed

Answer 18

Every 24 hours

Question 19

Examples of parasites

Answer 19

Ticks, Fleas, Mites, and Lice

Question 20

A Properly cleaned surface Is when the number of contaminants

Answer 20

Have been greatly reduced

Question 21

The method used to eliminate or reduce the transmission of infectious organisms is Called

Answer 21

Infection Control

Question 22

The 5 Modes of transmission are

Answer 22

Ingestion, inhalation, direct contact with mucus membrane, skin contact, and invasion broken skin

Question 23

Sterilization uses

Answer 23

Autoclaves (High-pressure steam equipment)

Question 24

Definition of Virus

Answer 24

A parasitic sub microscopic particle (Pathogen) That infects and resides in cells of biological Organisms.

Question 25

A virus Is capable of Replication only..

Answer 25

Through taking over the host cells reproductive function.

Question 26

Find Fungi Mostly

Answer 26

In Humans on the skin and mucus membranes.