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Question 1

Direct Contact

Answer 1

(fecal-oral) physical contact between the source and susceptible host.

Gown and Gloves

Question 2

Indirect contact

Answer 2

Personal contact of susceptible host with contaminated inanimate object.

Gown and Gloves

Question 3

Droplet

Answer 3

Large particles that travel up to 3 feet during coughing, sneezing, or talking and come in contact with susceptible host.

Gown, Gloves, Surgical Mask

Question 4

Airborne

Answer 4

Droplet nuclei or residue or evaporated droplets suspended in air during coughing or sneezing or carried on dust particles

Gown, Gloves, N95 Respirators

Question 5

Vehicles

Answer 5

Contaminated items, water, drugs, blood, food

Question 6

Vector

Answer 6

Flies, ticks

Question 7

Average Oral/Tymp

Answer 7

98.6

Question 8

AVERAGE RECTAL

Answer 8

99.5

Question 9

Average axillary

Answer 9

97.7

Question 10

Heatstroke

Answer 10

104+

Question 11

Hypothermia

Answer 11

93.2-

Question 12

Adult BP

Answer 12

60-100

Question 13

Adolescent BP

Answer 13

60-90

Question 14

School Age BP

Answer 14

75-110

Question 15

Preschool BP

Answer 15

80-110

Question 16

Tot BP

Answer 16

90-140

Question 17

Infant BP

Answer 17

120-160

Question 18

Bradycardia

Answer 18

Less than 60 BPM

Question 19

Tachycardia

Answer 19

More than 100 BPM

Question 20

Adult RR

Answer 20

12-20

Question 21

Adolescent RR

Answer 21

16-19

Question 22

Child RR

Answer 22

20-30

Question 23

Tot RR

Answer 23

25-32

Question 24

Infant RR

Answer 24

30-50

Question 25

Newborn RR

Answer 25

30-60

Question 26

Tachypnea

Answer 26

More than 20 RR

Question 27

Bradypnea

Answer 27

Less than 12 RR

Question 28

Apnea

Answer 28

0 RR

Question 29

Hypoxemia

Answer 29

Lew Resp Rate