Infection control 1

Question 1

Aerobe

Answer 1

A micro-organism that needs oxygen to grow

Question 2

Anerobe

Answer 2

An organism without oxygen

Question 3

Asepsis

Answer 3

Absence of bacteria,v viruses, and other organisms

Question 4

Bacteria

Answer 4

A single or simple celled organisms that are invisible and can cause infection

Question 5

Biohazard

Answer 5

A condition or something that constitutes a hazard to humans or the environment

Question 6

CLIA

Answer 6

Clinical Laboratory improvement amendment

( An agency that controls transmission of diseases and ensures quality care )

Question 7

Communicable

Answer 7

Spread from one to another through ways like bodily fluid and airborne ways

Question 8

Disinfection

Answer 8

A process by diseases producing micro-organisms or pathogens that are killed

Question 9

Droplet Infection

Answer 9

Infection that transmitted by airborne drops of silva or sputum that contains infectious organisms

Question 10

Exudative

Answer 10

Fluid that leaks out of blood vessels into nearby tissues

Question 11

Flora

Answer 11

To provide balance in the body and to destroy pathogens that live in the organism to provide immunity against certain infections

Question 12

Fungi

Answer 12

An infection or disease with a fungus

Question 13

Fomite

Answer 13

An object or material which are likely to carry an infection
example- clothings and tissues

Question 14

Incubation period

Answer 14

The time it takes for an infection to develop after a person is exposed to a disease or an infection

Question 15

Micro-organism

Answer 15

Organisms that can only be seen through a microscope