CERTIFIED MEDICATION AIDE STUDY GUIDE
CHAPTERS 7-9 EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
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Which term describes microbes that C
produce infection and diease?
A. Penicillinase
B. Bactericides
C. Pathogens
D. Leukocytes
Which bacteria would cause an B
infection deep within the body, such
as in a joint?
A. Arthrogenic bacteria
B. Anaerobic bacteria
C. Aerobic bacteria
D. Acidophilic bacteria
,If an unfamiliar microorganism enters A
the body which protein(s) is
produced?
A. Anitbodies
B. Hemoglobin
C. Myoglobin
D. Phagocytes
The method of stimulating the A
production of antibodies by
exposing the body to weakened or
killed germs is called
A. Immunization
B. Infection
C. Isolation
D. Administration
Thin, less elastic skin, decreased C
sensitivity, poor oral hygiene, and
poor nutrition are all risk factors for
infection in a(n)
A. AIDS patient
B. Pediatric patient
C. Older adult patient
D. Postoperative patient
, An infection that occurs in a hospital B
or long term care facility is a(n)
A. Acquired infection
B. Nosocomial infection
C. Institutional infection
D. Staff infection
Performing hand hygiene through B
hand washing with soap and water or
with an alcohol hand run sterilizing
equipment, changing bed linens
frequently, using standard
precaution when potential coming
into contact with bodily fluids, and
placing patients with certain disease
into isolation are all examples of
A. Bactericidal techniques
B. Aseptic techniques
C. Disinfectant techniques
D. Immunization techniques
Drugs that kill microorganisms A
directly are called
A. Bacteriocidal
B. Anticidal
C. Microbial
D. Streptocidal
CHAPTERS 7-9 EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
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Terms in this set (60)
Which term describes microbes that C
produce infection and diease?
A. Penicillinase
B. Bactericides
C. Pathogens
D. Leukocytes
Which bacteria would cause an B
infection deep within the body, such
as in a joint?
A. Arthrogenic bacteria
B. Anaerobic bacteria
C. Aerobic bacteria
D. Acidophilic bacteria
,If an unfamiliar microorganism enters A
the body which protein(s) is
produced?
A. Anitbodies
B. Hemoglobin
C. Myoglobin
D. Phagocytes
The method of stimulating the A
production of antibodies by
exposing the body to weakened or
killed germs is called
A. Immunization
B. Infection
C. Isolation
D. Administration
Thin, less elastic skin, decreased C
sensitivity, poor oral hygiene, and
poor nutrition are all risk factors for
infection in a(n)
A. AIDS patient
B. Pediatric patient
C. Older adult patient
D. Postoperative patient
, An infection that occurs in a hospital B
or long term care facility is a(n)
A. Acquired infection
B. Nosocomial infection
C. Institutional infection
D. Staff infection
Performing hand hygiene through B
hand washing with soap and water or
with an alcohol hand run sterilizing
equipment, changing bed linens
frequently, using standard
precaution when potential coming
into contact with bodily fluids, and
placing patients with certain disease
into isolation are all examples of
A. Bactericidal techniques
B. Aseptic techniques
C. Disinfectant techniques
D. Immunization techniques
Drugs that kill microorganisms A
directly are called
A. Bacteriocidal
B. Anticidal
C. Microbial
D. Streptocidal
