LHCAW R&W M1 Infection Exam Study Guide

LHCAW R&W M1 Infection Exam Study Guide Virus - Ans:-a tiny organism that causes disease. It must be in a living host (animal or person) to multiply. Bacteria - Ans:-These tiny organisms live in many environments and can spread from one person to another. Usually they cause no harm, but some cause infections. Infection - Ans:-a disease caused by germs that enter the body Transmit - Ans:-to cause a virus, disease, etc., to be given to others Transfer - Ans:-to move someone or something from one place to another Source - Ans:-the cause of something, such as a problem Disposal - Ans:-the act of throwing something away Periodic - Ans:-happening regularly over a period of time Booster - Ans:-an extra amount of a vaccine ©GRACEAMELIA 2024/2025 ACADEMIC YEAR. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED FIRST PUBLISH OCTOBER 2024 Page 2/3 Vaccine - Ans:-a substance that is injected with a needle into a person or animal to help protect against a particular disease Routine - Ans:-a regular way of doing things in a particular order Contaminate - Ans:-to make something dirty, dangerous, or impure by adding something harmful to it. Handling - Ans:-the act of touching, feeling, holding, or moving something Inadequate - Ans:-not enough; not good enough; insufficient Favourable - Ans:-good for something, making it likely to be successful Thoroughly - Ans:-doing something in a careful, accurate, and exact way Evidence - Ans:-something that show that something else is true or that something exists Assume - Ans:-to take on a role, job or responsibility equipment - Ans:-devices, machines, tools used for a purpose