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What does cleanliness in the clinical environment refer to?
What does cleanliness in the clinical environment refer to?
- A visually clean surface
- A sterile environment
- A surface free of visible dirt
- A state of minimized infectious organisms (correct)
What does soiled or dirty surfaces indicate?
What does soiled or dirty surfaces indicate?
- Lack of regular cleaning
- Normal wear and tear
- Possible exposure to pathogens (correct)
- Presence of harmless dirt
What does healthcare-associated infection (HAI) refer to?
What does healthcare-associated infection (HAI) refer to?
- Infections caused by non-pathogenic organisms
- Infections that are easily treatable
- Infections acquired outside healthcare facilities
- Infections acquired in any healthcare setting (correct)
What increases the risk of healthcare-associated infection (HAI)?
What increases the risk of healthcare-associated infection (HAI)?
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How can the cleanliness of a surface be determined?
How can the cleanliness of a surface be determined?
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What does cleanliness in the clinical environment refer to?
What does cleanliness in the clinical environment refer to?
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How can the cleanliness of a surface be determined?
How can the cleanliness of a surface be determined?
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What does soiled or dirty surfaces indicate?
What does soiled or dirty surfaces indicate?
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What increases the risk of healthcare-associated infection (HAI)?
What increases the risk of healthcare-associated infection (HAI)?
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What does healthcare-associated infection (HAI) refer to?
What does healthcare-associated infection (HAI) refer to?
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