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Cosmo Chapter 5 Infection Control (part 1 of
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Column 1 100 Question

• According to the Environmental Protection Agency
  (EPA), it is against federal law to use any
  disinfecting product contrary to its labeling.
  This means that you must follow the instructions
  for ____________.
• a. mixing
• b. Contact time
• c. The type of surface the disinfecting product
  can be used on.
• d. All of the above.

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Column 1100 Answer

• According to the Environmental Protection Agency
  (EPA), it is against federal law to use any
  disinfecting product contrary to its labeling.
  This means that you must follow the instructions
  for ____________.
• a. mixing
• b. Contact time
• c. The type of surface the disinfecting product
  can be used on.
• d. All of the above.

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Column 1 200 Question

• There are hundreds of different kinds of
  bacteria, but they are classified into the
  following two types
• a. Saprophytes and parasites
• b. Decomposing and fertilizing
• c. Pathogenic and nonpathogenic
• d. Active and inactive

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Column 1200 Answer

• There are hundreds of different kinds of
  bacteria, but they are classified into the
  following two types
• a. Saprophytes and parasites
• b. Decomposing and fertilizing
• c. Pathogenic and nonpathogenic
• d. Active and inactive

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Column 1300 Question

• Nonpathogenic bacteria are _______________
• a. Completely harmless and do not cause disease
• b. Harmful only to humans
• c. Harmful only to animals
• d. Harmless only to other bacteria

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Column 1300 Answer

• Nonpathogenic bacteria are _______________
• a. Completely harmless and do not cause disease
• b. Harmful only to humans
• c. Harmful only to animals
• d. Harmless only to other bacteria

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Column 1400 Question

• Pathogenic bacteria, which are harmful and
  disease-producing when they invade plant or
  animal tissue, are known as
• a. saprophytes
• b. parasites
• c. cocci
• d. Spore-forming

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Column 1400 Answer

• Pathogenic bacteria, which are harmful and
  disease-producing when they invade plant or
  animal tissue, are known as
• a. saprophytes
• b. parasites
• c. cocci
• d. Spore-forming

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Column 1500 Question

• Bacteria are one-celled organisms that ______
• a. Have plant characteristics
• b. Have animal characteristics
• c. Have plant and animal characteristics
• d. Have neither plant nor animal characteristics

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Column 1500 Answer

• Bacteria are one-celled organisms that ______
• a. Have plant characteristics
• b. Have animal characteristics
• c. Have plant and animal characteristics
• d. Have neither plant nor animal characteristics

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Column 2100 Question

• The division of a bacterial cell into two new
  cells is called
• a. Spore growth
• b. Decomposing
• c. Mitosis
• d. Fertilizing

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Column 2 100 Answer

• The division of a bacterial cell into two new
  cells is called
• a. Spore growth
• b. Decomposing
• c. Mitosis
• d. Fertilizing

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Column 2 200 Question

• The most common human bacteria are known as
• a. Staphylococci
• b. Streptococci
• c. Bacilli
• d. Spirilla

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Column 2 200 Answer

• The most common human bacteria are known as
• a. Staphylococci
• b. Streptococci
• c. Bacilli
• d. Spirilla

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Column 2 300 Question

• Submicroscopic structures capable of infecting
  almost all plants, animals, and bacteria are
  known as
• a. Infections
• b. Viruses
• c. Fungus
• d. Parasites

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Column 2 300 Answer

• Submicroscopic structures capable of infecting
  almost all plants, animals, and bacteria are
  known as
• a. Infections
• b. Viruses
• c. Fungus
• d. Parasites

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Column 2 400 Question

• Pus-forming bacteria that grow in bunches or
  clusters are
• a. Staphylococci
• b. Bacilli
• c. Streptococci
• d. Diplococci

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Column 2 400 Answer

• Pus-forming bacteria that grow in bunches or
  clusters are
• a. Staphylococci
• b. Bacilli
• c. Streptococci
• d. Diplococci

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Column 2 500 Question

• Non-pathogenic bacteria are
• a. Harmful
• b. Harmless
• c. Germs
• d. Disease-producing

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Column 2 500 Answer

• Non-pathogenic bacteria are
• a. Harmful
• b. Harmless
• c. Germs
• d. Disease-producing

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Column 3100 Question

• An infectious agent smaller than bacteria and
  capable of infesting almost all plants and
  animals is a/an
• a. Infection
• b. Contagion
• c. Virus
• d. Disease

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Column 3 100 Answer

• An infectious agent smaller than bacteria and
  capable of infesting almost all plants and
  animals is a/an
• a. Infection
• b. Contagion
• c. Virus
• d. Disease

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Column 3 200 Question

• Pathogenic bacteria produce
• a. Health
• b. Antitoxins
• c. Disease
• d. Beneficial effects

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Column 3 200 Answer

• Pathogenic bacteria produce
• a. Health
• b. Antitoxins
• c. Disease
• d. Beneficial effects

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Column 3 300 Question

• An example of a general infection is
• a. A boil
• b. A spherical spore
• c. A skin lesion
• d. Syphilis

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Column 3 300 Answer

• An example of a general infection is
• a. A boil
• b. A spherical spore
• c. A skin lesion
• d. Syphilis

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Column 3 400 Question

• The ability to fight off or resist infections and
  disease and to destroy bacteria that have entered
  the body is known as
• a. Community resistance
• b. Contagious infection
• c. General infection
• d. Immunity

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Column 3 400 Answer

• The ability to fight off or resist infections and
  disease and to destroy bacteria that have entered
  the body is known as
• a. Community resistance
• b. Contagious infection
• c. General infection
• d. Immunity

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Column 3 500 Question

• The condition that develops after the body has
  overcome a disease or has been inoculated for the
  disease is known as
• a. Natural immunity
• b. Acquired immunity
• c. Human disease resistor
• d. Acquired immunodeficiency

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Column 3 500 Answer

• The condition that develops after the body has
  overcome a disease or has been inoculated for the
  disease is known as
• a. Natural immunity
• b. Acquired immunity
• c. Human disease resistor
• d. Acquired immunodeficiency

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Column 4100 Question

• A skin disease caused by an infestation of head
  lice is called ____________.
• a. Scabies
• b. Blood poisoning
• c. Pediculosis
• d. HIV/AIDS

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Column 4 100 Answer

• A skin disease caused by an infestation of head
  lice is called ____________.
• a. Scabies
• b. Blood poisoning
• c. Pediculosis
• d. HIV/AIDS

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Column 4 200 Question

• The acquired immunodeficiency syndrome is caused
  by
• a. A filterable virus
• b. The HIV virus
• c. The HBV virus
• d. A filterable bacteria

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Column 4 200 Answer

• The acquired immunodeficiency syndrome is caused
  by
• a. A filterable virus
• b. The HIV virus
• c. The HBV virus
• d. A filterable bacteria

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Column 4 300 Question

• The most common methods of transferring AIDS is
  by means of
• a. Sexual contact with infection person
• b. Sharing of dirty hypodermic needles
• c. Transfusions of infected blood
• d. All of the above

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Column 4 300 Answer

• The most common methods of transferring AIDS is
  by means of
• a. Sexual contact with infection person
• b. Sharing of dirty hypodermic needles
• c. Transfusions of infected blood
• d. All of the above

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Column 4 400 Question

• Removing pathogens and other substances from
  tools or surfaces is called
• a. Fumigation
• b. Decontamination
• c. Extermination
• d. Promoting growth of bacteria

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Column 4 400 Answer

• Removing pathogens and other substances from
  tools or surfaces is called
• a. Fumigation
• b. Decontamination
• c. Extermination
• d. Promoting growth of bacteria

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Column 4 500 Question

• Completely destroying all living organisms on a
  surface including bacterial spores is called
• a. Sanitation
• b. Laundering
• c. Sterilization
• d. Removing bacteria

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Column 4 500 Answer

• Completely destroying all living organisms on a
  surface including bacterial spores is called
• a. Sanitation
• b. Laundering
• c. Sterilization
• d. Removing bacteria

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Column 5100 Question

• Pathogenic bacteria, viruses, or fungi can enter
  the body through all of the following except
• a. Wearing make-up
• b. Broken skin
• c. The mouth and nose
• d. Unprotected sex

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Column 5 100 Answer

• Pathogenic bacteria, viruses, or fungi can enter
  the body through all of the following except
• a. Wearing make-up
• b. Broken skin
• c. The mouth and nose
• d. Unprotected sex

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Column 5 200 Question

• What are the three main levels of
  decontamination?
• a. Sterilization, disinfection, sanitation
• b. Sterilization, disinfection, fumigation
• c. Disinfection, sanitation, laundering
• d. Disinfection, sterilization, ultrasonic
  cleansing

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Column 5 200 Answer

• What are the three main levels of
  decontamination?
• a. Sterilization, disinfection, sanitation
• b. Sterilization, disinfection, fumigation
• c. Disinfection, sanitation, laundering
• d. Disinfection, sterilization, ultrasonic
  cleansing

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Column 5 300 Question

• ___________ is a higher level of decontamination
  which is second only to sterilization.
• a. Sanitation
• b. Fumigation
• c. Disinfection
• d. Extermination

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Column 5 300 Answer

• ___________ is a higher level of decontamination
  which is second only to sterilization.
• a. Sanitation
• b. Fumigation
• c. Disinfection
• d. Extermination

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Column 5 400 Question

• Substances used to kill microbes on contaminated
  tools and other nonliving surfaces are
• a. Disinfectants
• b. Antiseptics
• c. Styptics
• d. Virucides

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Column 5 400 Answer

• Substances used to kill microbes on contaminated
  tools and other nonliving surfaces are
• a. Disinfectants
• b. Antiseptics
• c. Styptics
• d. Virucides

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Column 5 500 Question

• To significantly reduce the number of pathogens
  found on a surface is to
• a. Disinfect
• b. Sanitize
• c. Launder
• d. Sterilize

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Column 5 500 Answer

• To significantly reduce the number of pathogens
  found on a surface is to
• a. Disinfect
• b. Sanitize
• c. Launder
• d. Sterilize

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