Factors

Question 1

1. Age
2. Hereditary
3. Cultural practice
4. nutrition
5. Stress
6. Rest, exercise and personal habit
7. environmental
   8.Medication and medical therapy
8. Inadequate defenses
9. immunization history

Question 2

young infants & older adults are at greater risk of infection because of reduced defense mechanisms

Answer 2

age

Question 3

some people have a genetic predisposition or susceptibility to some infectious diseases

Answer 3

hereditary

Question 4

healthcare beliefs and practices, as well as nutritional and hygiene practices, can influence a person’s susceptibility to infectious diseases

Answer 4

cultural practice

Question 5

inadequate nutrition can make a person more susceptible to infectious diseases

Answer 5

nutrition

Question 6

emotional, affect the body’s ability to protect against invading pathogens

Answer 6

stress

Question 7

altered rest and exercise patterns decrease the body’s protective, mechanisms and may cause physical stress to the body resulting in an increased risk of infection

Answer 7

REST, EXERCISE & PERSONAL HABIT

Question 8

exposes individuals to an increased number of toxins or pathogens also increases the risk of infection

Answer 8

environmental

Question 9

any physiological abnormality or lifestyle habit
can influence normal defense mechanisms in the body, making the client more susceptible to infection

Answer 9

inadequate defenses

Question 10

inadequately immunized people have an increased risk of infection specifically for those diseases for which vaccines have been developed

Answer 10

immunization history

Question 11

examples of therapies and medications that increase
clients risk for infection includes radiation treatment, anti-neo-plastic drugs, anti inflammatory drugs and surgery

Answer 11

MEDICATION AND MEDICAL THERAPHY