Question 1

Match the communicable disease with the means of transmission (also known as modes of transmission),incubation,symptoms,and treatment.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​Itching of scalp;presence of small,light-gray lice and nits (eggs)at the base of hairs

Accepted Answer

The symptoms described are characteristic of head lice (C), a condition caused by the infestation of the scalp by the louse Pediculus humanus capitis. It is not caused by a virus or bacteria, hence it does not match the other diseases listed.

Question 2

Match the communicable disease with the means of transmission (also known as modes of transmission),incubation,symptoms,and treatment.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​Fever,headache,muscle aches,tiredness,loss of appetite,swollen and tender salivary glands under the ears on one or both sides

Accepted Answer

The symptoms described match those of mumps, which is characterized by fever, headache, muscle aches, tiredness, loss of appetite, and swollen and tender salivary glands under the ears on one or both sides.

Question 3

Match the communicable disease with the means of transmission (also known as modes of transmission),incubation,symptoms,and treatment.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​12-25 days

Accepted Answer

The answer of Match the communicable disease with the means...

Question 4

Match the communicable disease with the means of transmission (also known as modes of transmission),incubation,symptoms,and treatment.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-Rash and fever for 2-3 days

Accepted Answer

Rubella is characterized by a rash and fever lasting for 2-3 days.

Question 5

Match the communicable disease with the means of transmission (also known as modes of transmission),incubation,symptoms,and treatment.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​Rest,decongestant,mild analgesics,increased fluid intake

Accepted Answer

Rest, decongestant, mild analgesics, and increased fluid intake are common treatments for the common cold.

Question 6

​Match whether the description provided is considered a general guideline for disease prevention and safety or not.
-​Place hands or fingers to the mouth (including nail-biting);place any item in your mouth (such as a pen or pencil)is considered acceptable

Accepted Answer

Placing hands, fingers, or any item in your mouth, including nail-biting, is not considered a general guideline for disease prevention and safety. It can increase the risk of transmitting germs and infections.

Question 7

​Match whether the description provided is considered a general guideline for disease prevention and safety or not.
-​Always recap or close bottles,jars,and tubes immediately after desired amounts are obtained to avoid spills,waste,and accidents

Accepted Answer

Recapping or closing bottles, jars, and tubes immediately after use is a general guideline for disease prevention and safety as it helps avoid spills, waste, and accidents that could lead to contamination or injury.

Question 8

Match the communicable disease with the means of transmission (also known as modes of transmission),incubation,symptoms,and treatment.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​Direct contact,fecal-oral route,and respiratory secretions

Accepted Answer

The answer of Match the communicable disease with the means...

Question 9

​Match whether the description provided is considered a general guideline for disease prevention and safety or not.
-​Place reusable metal instruments in a disinfectant solution after rinsing in cold water in preparation for proper cleaning and sterilization

Accepted Answer

Placing reusable metal instruments in a disinfectant solution after rinsing in cold water is a standard practice in healthcare and laboratory settings to prevent the spread of infections, aligning with general guidelines for disease prevention and safety.

Question 10

​Which of the following is a required reporting requirement?

Accepted Answer

All of the options listed are required reporting requirements in various workplace settings, especially within industries that are heavily regulated such as healthcare, manufacturing, and construction. Medical and training records for each employee ensure compliance with occupational health and safety standards. Maintaining a log of occupational injuries and illnesses is a requirement under OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) regulations in the United States, for example. Similarly, a Sharps Injury Log is specifically required in healthcare settings to track injuries from needles and other sharp medical instruments, as part of efforts to reduce needlestick injuries and enhance employee safety.

Question 11

Match the communicable disease with the means of transmission (also known as modes of transmission),incubation,symptoms,and treatment.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​High fever,shaking,chills,productive cough

Accepted Answer

Pneumonia is characterized by symptoms such as high fever, shaking, chills, and a productive cough, matching the description provided.

Question 12

​The CDC recommends the following steps to be taken immediately following an exposure to blood except:

Accepted Answer

The correct procedure for dealing with blood spills involves using appropriate disinfectants and disposing of contaminated materials in designated biohazard containers, not just throwing them in the trash can.

Question 13

​Match whether the description provided is considered a general guideline for disease prevention and safety or not.
-​Not necessary to make any safety precaution adjustments if pregnant

Accepted Answer

Pregnancy often requires special safety precautions and adjustments to prevent disease and ensure the safety of both the mother and the developing fetus, contrary to the statement provided.

Question 14

Match the communicable disease with the means of transmission (also known as modes of transmission),incubation,symptoms,and treatment.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​Can range from an upper respiratory infection to an acute,life-threatening illness

Accepted Answer

H1N1 can range from an upper respiratory infection to an acute, life-threatening illness. It is a type of influenza virus that can cause mild to severe respiratory symptoms and can lead to serious complications, especially in vulnerable populations.

Question 15

​Match whether the description provided is considered a general guideline for disease prevention and safety or not.
-​Apply PPE only if you are cleaning up a spill

Accepted Answer

Applying PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) is a specific action rather than a general guideline. General guidelines for disease prevention and safety are broader recommendations, such as regularly washing hands, maintaining clean environments, or using PPE when in contact with potential contaminants, not only for cleaning up spills.

Question 16

​Match whether the description provided is considered a general guideline for disease prevention and safety or not.
-​Bandage all scratches,paper cuts,or any breaks in the skin after hand washing and before gloving for self-protection against possible contamination

Accepted Answer

Bandaging all scratches, paper cuts, or any breaks in the skin after hand washing and before gloving is a general guideline for disease prevention and safety. It helps to prevent the entry of pathogens into the body and reduces the risk of contamination.

Question 17

​Match whether the description provided is considered a general guideline for disease prevention and safety or not.
-​Work in a dark area to prevent strain on eyes

Accepted Answer

Working in a dark area is not recommended for preventing strain on eyes; adequate lighting is essential to avoid eye strain and ensure safety.

Question 18

​Match whether the description provided is considered a general guideline for disease prevention and safety or not.
-​When you are working,never eat,drink,chew gum,smoke

Accepted Answer

This is a general guideline for disease prevention and safety, especially in environments where contamination can occur, such as laboratories or food processing areas, to prevent ingestion of harmful substances.

Quiz 35: Infection Control and Medical Asepsis

Match the communicable disease with the means of transmission (also known as modes of transmission) ,incubation,symptoms,and treatment.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Itching of scalp;presence of small,light-gray lice and nits (eggs) at the base of hairs

Match the communicable disease with the means of transmission (also known as modes of transmission) ,incubation,symptoms,and treatment.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -12-25 days

Match the communicable disease with the means of transmission (also known as modes of transmission) ,incubation,symptoms,and treatment.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Rash and fever for 2-3 days

Match the communicable disease with the means of transmission (also known as modes of transmission) ,incubation,symptoms,and treatment.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Rest,decongestant,mild analgesics,increased fluid intake

Match whether the description provided is considered a general guideline for disease prevention and safety or not. -Place hands or fingers to the mouth (including nail-biting) ;place any item in your mouth (such as a pen or pencil) is considered acceptable

Match whether the description provided is considered a general guideline for disease prevention and safety or not. -Always recap or close bottles,jars,and tubes immediately after desired amounts are obtained to avoid spills,waste,and accidents

Match the communicable disease with the means of transmission (also known as modes of transmission) ,incubation,symptoms,and treatment.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Direct contact,fecal-oral route,and respiratory secretions

Match whether the description provided is considered a general guideline for disease prevention and safety or not. -Place reusable metal instruments in a disinfectant solution after rinsing in cold water in preparation for proper cleaning and sterilization

Which of the following is a required reporting requirement?

Match the communicable disease with the means of transmission (also known as modes of transmission) ,incubation,symptoms,and treatment.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -High fever,shaking,chills,productive cough

The CDC recommends the following steps to be taken immediately following an exposure to blood except:

Match whether the description provided is considered a general guideline for disease prevention and safety or not. -Not necessary to make any safety precaution adjustments if pregnant

Match the communicable disease with the means of transmission (also known as modes of transmission) ,incubation,symptoms,and treatment.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Can range from an upper respiratory infection to an acute,life-threatening illness

Match whether the description provided is considered a general guideline for disease prevention and safety or not. -Apply PPE only if you are cleaning up a spill

Match whether the description provided is considered a general guideline for disease prevention and safety or not. -Bandage all scratches,paper cuts,or any breaks in the skin after hand washing and before gloving for self-protection against possible contamination

Match whether the description provided is considered a general guideline for disease prevention and safety or not. -Work in a dark area to prevent strain on eyes

Match whether the description provided is considered a general guideline for disease prevention and safety or not. -When you are working,never eat,drink,chew gum,smoke

Quiz 35: Infection Control and Medical Asepsis

Match the communicable disease with the means of transmission (also known as modes of transmission) ,incubation,symptoms,and treatment.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -​Itching of scalp;presence of small,light-gray lice and nits (eggs) at the base of hairs

Match the communicable disease with the means of transmission (also known as modes of transmission) ,incubation,symptoms,and treatment.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -​12-25 days

Match the communicable disease with the means of transmission (also known as modes of transmission) ,incubation,symptoms,and treatment.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Rash and fever for 2-3 days

Match the communicable disease with the means of transmission (also known as modes of transmission) ,incubation,symptoms,and treatment.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -​Rest,decongestant,mild analgesics,increased fluid intake

​Match whether the description provided is considered a general guideline for disease prevention and safety or not. -​Place hands or fingers to the mouth (including nail-biting) ;place any item in your mouth (such as a pen or pencil) is considered acceptable

​Match whether the description provided is considered a general guideline for disease prevention and safety or not. -​Always recap or close bottles,jars,and tubes immediately after desired amounts are obtained to avoid spills,waste,and accidents

Match the communicable disease with the means of transmission (also known as modes of transmission) ,incubation,symptoms,and treatment.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -​Direct contact,fecal-oral route,and respiratory secretions

​Match whether the description provided is considered a general guideline for disease prevention and safety or not. -​Place reusable metal instruments in a disinfectant solution after rinsing in cold water in preparation for proper cleaning and sterilization