Q50 Microbes cannot be used to produce hormones, enzymes and fuel products. A) True B) False

128) In context of healthcare, value is defined by the following outcomes Except: a) Prevention of illness b) More invasive treat c) Right Diagnosis d) Rapid cycle time of diagnosis and treatment

A community health nurse is conducting a tuberculosis (TB) screening clinic at a homeless shelter. Which assessment finding would indicate a positive TB skin test? a) Redness and swelling at the injection site measuring 3 mm in diameter b) Induration at the injection site measuring 6 mm in diameter c) Absence of any reaction at the injection site d) Blister formation at the injection site

Which test require a straight line inoculation? Choose all that apply. A) Bile esculinase B) NaCl C) DNA hydrolysis D) Hemolysin

During a routine checkup, a 72-year-old patient is advised to receive an influenza vaccine injection. He questions this, saying, “I had one last year. Why do I need another one?” What is an appropriate response from the nurse? a )“The effectiveness of the vaccine wears off after 6 months.”b) “Each year a new vaccine is developed based on the flu strains that are likely to be in circulation.”c )“When you reach 65 years of age, you need boosters on an annual basis.”d) “Taking the flu vaccine each year allows you to build your immunity to a higher level each time.”

During the current COVID 19 pandemic antibody tests have develop to track whether someone is exposed to COVID 19.If the antibody test results for one person is showing low levels of Igm and Igg in Person ? a)The person in the middle of 2nd exposure of infection b)The person is in the middle of his 3rd exposure or infection c)the person is in middle of his 1st exposure or infection d) the person is in the middle of his 4th exposure or infection

4) Which of the following is a major cause of prescribing errors? A) Lack of training for the prescriber B) Lack of drug availability C) Misunderstanding the symptoms given by the patient D) Illegible handwriting

What is the primary purpose of a root cause analysis in healthcare? A) To assign blame for errors B) To identify the underlying cause of an error C) To increase healthcare costs D) To document errors without taking any action

__________  _____________ are different types of practices that are necessary at the basic level of infection control   Question options: A) Standard Precautions B) Standard Safety C) Hand Washing D) None of the above

Questions 40 and 42.