Infection Control Dr. Drummelsmith 1 Learning Objectives
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What is the definition of a nosocomial infection?

  • An infection acquired after hospital admission (correct)
  • An infection acquired in the community
  • An infection caused by medical treatment
  • An infection acquired from an exogenous source

    • Which term refers to an infection acquired during a period after the provision of healthcare?

  • Healthcare acquired (correct)
  • Exogenous source
  • Community acquired
  • Endogenous source

    • What is the difference between iatrogenic and nosocomial infections?

  • Iatrogenic infections are caused by medical treatment, while nosocomial infections appear after hospital admission.
  • Iatrogenic infections appear after hospital admission, while nosocomial infections are caused by medical treatment.
  • Iatrogenic infections are caused by medical treatment, while nosocomial infections are community acquired. (correct)
  • Iatrogenic infections are community acquired, while nosocomial infections are caused by medical treatment.

    • What term describes an infection acquired in a healthcare setting?

    <p>Nosocomial</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why are nosocomial infections prevalent?

    <p>Related to the exposure to various pathogens in healthcare settings</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of infection control precautions is recommended for diseases transmitted by large droplets?

    <p>Droplet precautions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why are most quaternary ammonium compounds not effective against non-enveloped noroviruses?

    <p>They cannot penetrate the norovirus capsid</p> Signup and view all the answers

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