MCQ Questions
Q.1.
According to the animation, surgical infections account for what percentage of nosocomial infections?>15%>40%>8%>11%>20%
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    A: Five
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    A: endemic
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    A: Bacteremia
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    A: 20%
Q.2.
A dog develops a diarrheal disease after drinking water from a creek during a hike with his owner. Which of the following best describes this method of disease transmission?>vehicle transmission>contact transmission>vector transmission>There is not enough information to determine the mode of transmission
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    A: vehicle transmission
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    A: indirect contact transmission
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    A: Practice more stringent aseptic techniques
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    A: contact transmission
Q.3.
When aerosols containing pathogens spread disease from a distance of less than one meter, it is considered>waterborne transmission>vector transmission>airborne transmission>contact transmission
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    A: Contact, vehicle, and vector transmission
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    A: vehicle transmission
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    A: contact transmission
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    A:January of year three
Q.4.
Which of the following would be considered a vector?>Water droplets that come from a sneeze from an infected individual>A fly carrying disease from fecal matter to food>Water containing bacteria from fecal matter>Saliva that is transmitted between individuals during kissing
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    A: The presence of Listeria on undercooked chicken served for dinner
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    A: Contact, vehicle, and vector transmission
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    A: A fly carrying disease from fecal matter to food
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    A: To learn how to treat and prevent various diseases
Q.5.
Which of the following statements is true regarding hand washing?>Hand washing should be done before and after patient interaction>Hand washing should be done frequently by patients>Frequent and proper hand washing should be routinely done by patients and by healthcare workers, both prior to and after interaction>Hand washing should be done frequently by healthcare workers
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    A: Frequent and proper hand washing should be routinely done by patients and by healthcare workers, both prior to and after interaction
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    A: A fly carrying disease from fecal matter to food
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    A: Contact, vehicle, and vector transmission
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    A: The disease occurs at a higher rate than what would normally be expected in this region
Q.6.
What is the role of epidemiology?>To learn what disease can be caused by respiratory pathogens>To learn which medicines are effective at killing pathogens>To learn how to treat and prevent various diseases>To learn which organisms cause disease
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    A: A fly carrying disease from fecal matter to food
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    A: Contact, vehicle, and vector transmission
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    A: To learn how to treat and prevent various diseases
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    A: The presence of Listeria on undercooked chicken served for dinner
Q.7.
If a disease occurs at a fairly stable rate, it is said to be>pandemic>endemic>epidemic>sporadic
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    A: Bacteremia
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    A: An infected toy
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    A: endemic
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    A: Five
Q.8.
Why are invasive procedures likely to increase the risk of nosocomial infections?>These procedures allow microbes from the skin to enter the bloodstream of the patient.>Invasive procedures must use antibiotics.>These procedures are carried out by health care workers, who carry resistant microbes.>Invasive procedures require long term hospital stays, thereby increasing the number of visitors seen by the patient.
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    A: The disease occurs at a higher rate than what would normally be expected in this region
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    A: the expected occurrence of a disease based on past observations
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    A: These procedures allow microbes from the skin to enter the bloodstream of the patient.
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    A: They should perform surgeries and invasive procedures only when absolutely necessary
Q.9.
Expected prevalence of a disease is>the expected occurrence of a disease based on past observations>the total number of cases of a disease over a period of time>the anticipated geographical spread of a disease based on past observances>the number of new cases of a disease over a period of time
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    A: They should perform surgeries and invasive procedures only when absolutely necessary
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    A: These procedures allow microbes from the skin to enter the bloodstream of the patient.
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    A: The presence of Listeria on undercooked chicken served for dinner
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    A: the expected occurrence of a disease based on past observations
Q.10.
In the last segment of the animation, when does the first epidemic occur?>January of year three>April of year four>September of year three>January of year four>March of year two
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    A: Five
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    A: Contact, vehicle, and vector transmission
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    A:January of year three
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    A: contact transmission
Q.11.
If a patient notices a healthcare worker not following suggested precautions>they should immediately wash their hands>they should leave the healthcare facility immediately>they should immediately bring it to the attention of the healthcare worker
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    A: They should perform surgeries and invasive procedures only when absolutely necessary
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    A: The disease occurs at a higher rate than what would normally be expected in this region
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    A: The presence of Listeria on undercooked chicken served for dinner
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    A: they should immediately bring it to the attention of the healthcare worker
Q.12.
The health of the patient>is secondary to the health of co-workers in healthcare settings>is secondary to the health of the healthcare worker>should be the primary concern of the healthcare worker
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    A: To learn how to treat and prevent various diseases
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    A: Contact, vehicle, and vector transmission
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    A: where and when a disease occurs, and how it is transmitted
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    A: should be the primary concern of the healthcare worker
Q.13.
How can surgeons help to limit nosocomial infections?>They should prescribe immunosuppressive drugs to their patients>They should prescribe as many antibiotics as possible>They should only operate on healthy individuals>They should perform surgeries and invasive procedures only when absolutely necessary
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    A: The disease occurs at a higher rate than what would normally be expected in this region
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    A: These procedures allow microbes from the skin to enter the bloodstream of the patient.
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    A: they should immediately bring it to the attention of the healthcare worker
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    A: They should perform surgeries and invasive procedures only when absolutely necessary
Q.14.
Epidemiology is defined as the study of>where disease occurs>when disease occurs>where and when a disease occurs, and how it is transmitted>how a disease is transmitted
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    A: should be the primary concern of the healthcare worker
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    A: Contact, vehicle, and vector transmission
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    A: where and when a disease occurs, and how it is transmitted
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    A: The presence of Listeria on undercooked chicken served for dinner
Q.15.
Which of the following would be considered a fomite?>A fly>An infected toy>A tick>Contaminated water
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    A: An infected toy
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    A: Single-use
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    A: A fly carrying disease from fecal matter to food
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    A: Contact, vehicle, and vector transmission
Q.16.
What type of nosocomial infection is likely to arise from intravenous catheterization?>Surgical>Urinary tract>Bacteremia >Lower respiratory >Cutaneous
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    A: contact transmission
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    A: endemic
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    A: Bacteremia
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    A: Single-use