Infect

Question 1

Process that kills all microorganisms including spores and viruses

Answer 1

Sterilization

Question 2

Abscene of pathogens

Answer 2

Asepsis

Question 3

Germ or disease producing microorganisms

Answer 3

Pathogen

Question 4

Infections acquired in a healthcare facility

Answer 4

healthcare associated infection

Question 5

process that destroys or kills pathogens

Answer 5

disinfection

Question 6

smallest microorganism

Answer 6

virus

Question 7

process that inhibits or prevents the growth of pathogenic organisms

Answer 7

antisepsis

Question 8

one-celled animal organism found in decayed materials and contaminated water

Answer 8

protozoa

Question 9

rod shaped

Answer 9

bacilli

Question 10

tuberculosis

Answer 10

bacilli

Question 11

comma shaped

Answer 11

vibro

Question 12

syphilis

Answer 12

vibrio

Question 13

round arranged in a chain

Answer 13

streptococci

Question 14

spiral

Answer 14

sprilla

Question 15

round arranged in clusters

Answer 15

staphylococci

Question 16

parasitic microorganism

Answer 16

rickettesiae

Question 17

how do you treat rickettesia?

Answer 17

antibiotics

Question 18

causes diseases like syphilis and gonorrhea

Answer 18

bacteria

Question 19

causes dieseas like measles and mumps

Answer 19

virus

Question 20

mosquito-borne virus

Answer 20

west nike virus

Question 21

virus that causes avian or bird flu

Answer 21

H5M1

Question 22

variant of covid that can lead to response failure and death

Answer 22

SARS (Serve Acute Respiratory Syndrome)

Question 23

virus that causes hemorrhagic fever

Answer 23

ebola

Question 24

virus that causes AIDS

Answer 24

HIV

Question 25

antisepsis

Answer 25

prevents/prohibits the growth of payhogenic organisms

Question 26

disinfection

Answer 26

process that kills pathogens but not all spores and viruses

Question 27

sterilization

Answer 27

total destruction of all microorganisms including spores and viruses

Question 28

asepsis

Answer 28

the abscence of pathogens

Question 29

formite

Answer 29

objects contaminated with infectious materials that contain pathogens

Question 30

aseptic technique

Answer 30

the method followed to prevent the spread of germs

Question 31

hands are not visibly dirty or are not soiled with blood or bodily fluids

Answer 31

antiseptic handrub or hand sanitizer

Question 32

caring for a patient on specific organism transmission-based precautions

Answer 32

antiseptic handwashing using anti microbial

Question 33

routine cleansing when the hands are visibly dirty or soiled with blood or other bodily fluids

Answer 33

regular soap and water

Question 34

prior to invasive procedures

Answer 34

antimicrobial

Question 35

Hiw long should the hands be rubbed with hand sanitizer?

Answer 35

20 seconds or until dry

Question 36

How many times can you use hand sanitizer before you need to wash your hands?

Answer 36

6-10 times out of

Question 37

bodily fluids

Answer 37

blood, mucus, saliva, vaginal secretion, semen, and spinal fluid

Question 38

body defenses

Answer 38

mucus membrane, cilia, coughing & sneezing, hydrochloricacid, fever, inflammation, and immune response