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What is the difference between infection and colonization?
What is the difference between infection and colonization?
- Infection and colonization are the same thing.
- Infection is limited to a specific part of the body, while colonization spreads to different organs.
- Infection involves tissue invasion and damage, while colonization does not. (correct)
- Infection and colonization both result in altered tissue function.
What is the primary objective of infection control?
What is the primary objective of infection control?
- Eliminating all microorganisms from the environment
- Isolating infected individuals from the healthcare facility
- Treating all infections with antibiotics
- Minimizing the risk of spreading infections (correct)
What is a systemic infection?
What is a systemic infection?
- An infection that is easily treatable with antibiotics
- An infection limited to a specific part of the body
- An infection that spreads and damages different parts of the body (correct)
- An infection caused by a specific type of microorganism
What are the stages of infection defined as?
What are the stages of infection defined as?
What is a local infection?
What is a local infection?
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