Medical Quiz

Infection Control Quiz

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What is a pathogen?

A. A doctor who specializes in curing diseases

B. Microbes that are beneficial when present

C. A special machine that is used to grow microbes

D. A small living organism that can cause disease


Viruses are not affected by antibiotics.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


Handwashing should be performed for a minimum of:

A. 5-10 seconds

B. 10-15 seconds

C. 15-20 seconds

D. 20-30 seconds


Which of these is NOT a method of cleaning your tools or implements?

A. washing them with soap and water and then scrubbing the with a clean, disinfected brush

B. using a cleaning solvent

C. soaking them in disinfectant

D. using an ultrasonic unit


An infection that begins in a healthcare facility is a

A. endogenous

B. nosocomial

C. exogenous

D. opportunistic


Pathogen that causes disease

A. portal of exit

B. susceptible host

C. causative agent

D. portal of entry


An opportunistic infection occurs when:

A. the body is weak

B. someone sneezes

C. it is raining

D. the body is strong


What should you do first when preparing to clean and disinfect a basic foot basin?​

A. rinse the foot basin with clean water

B. fill the basin with disinfectant

C. scrub the inside of the foot basin

D. put on gloves and safety glasses


What is communicable?

A. spread of disease or infection from person to person with (in)direct contact

B. spread of disease or infection by viruses communicating with each other

C. communicating to your physician the need for a physical

D. spread of infectious people by bacteria communicating with other bacteria


Microorganisms that cause disease are called

A. microbes

B. flora

C. pathogens

D. bacilli


When cleaning your implements, you should rinse them with:

A. warm water

B. disinfectant

C. cold water

D. hot water


Identify the part(s) of the chain of infection that has been eliminated by the following actions:  food handling

A. infectious agent

B. source or reservoir

C. mode of transmission


Health care workers who have direct patient contact are advised to take the

A. AIDS vaccine

B. hepatitis B vaccine

C. herpes vaccine

D. staphylococcus vaccine


Immunizations are available to prevent

A. AIDS

B. hepatitis B

C. hepatitis C

D. herpes


Invasion of body tissues by disease causing pathogenic bacteria can result in a(n)__________.

A. infection

B. antitoxin

C. abrasion

D. contusion


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Circulatory & Respiratory System T Cells Cellular Components Hematology Fainting and Nosebleed The Teeth Cell Theory and Cell Organelles Breathing ...Respiration Carbohydrates / Fat-soluble Vitamins Embryology Sensory System Key Terms Excretory and Musculoskeletal System Health and Diseases Diseases & Disorders Vision and Hearing Defects