This free nursing practice test includes 15 questions related to basic infection control information, including common medical terms, the chain of infection, and ways to prevent the spread of microorganisms, including those that are multidrug-resistant organisms. The information is current at the present time for nurses and nursing assistants in North Carolina, but information may be correct in other areas and careers as well.
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| Pathogen definition |
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| Symptoms of systemic infection |
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| Systemic infection symptoms |
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| Urinary infection due to catheter placed in hospital |
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| Healthcare-associated infection and nosocomial infection definition |
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| Germs that live in the body that usually don't cause harm |
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| Normal flora definition |
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| Exposed to infection but has not yet developed the infection |
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| Incubation period definition |
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| Weakened or killed microbes given to help someone develop immunity to a disease |
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| Vaccine definition |
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| Causative agent in chain of infection |
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| Examples of causative agents in chain of infection |
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| Objects that spread infections like doorknobs, bathtubs, and bedpans |
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| Fomite definition |
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| Portal of exit in chain of infection |
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| Examples of portals of exit in chain of infection |
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| Getting an infection from touching something |
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| Direct contact example |
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| Risk factors for infection in older people |
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| Examples of risk factors in seniors |
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| Standard Precautions |
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| How to treat blood and body fluids under standard precautions |
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| Proper hand hygiene |
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| Hand hygiene examples |
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| Best way to prevent spread of infections |
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