A) syndrome.
B) symptom.
C) sign.
D) pathology.
E) inflammation.
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A) headache from meningitis
B) difficulty swallowing from streptococcal infection
C) arthritis from Lyme disease
D) diarrhea from Salmonella enteritidis infection
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A) fomites
B) water
C) droplet nuclei
D) aerosols
E) droplets
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A) The data were collected incorrectly because the two values should match.
B) Incidence rate should really be higher than prevalence rate because it includes all new cases for the year.
C) Prevalence rate is higher than incidence rate because the number of people still alive with tuberculosis is higher because of better treatments.
D) Prevalence rate and incidence rate cannot be determined for the same disease.
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A) epidemic.
B) endemic.
C) pandemic.
D) sporadic.
E) chronic.
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A) before birth,in utero.
B) during and immediately after birth.
C) when a child first goes to school.
D) when an infant gets its first infectious disease.
E) during puberty.
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A) Microbial growth in blood samples may indicate sepsis.
B) A few bacterial cells in a blood sample are no big deal and should be ignored.
C) Blood specimen are often obtain through poor aseptic technique by the healthcare worker: this is documentation of their failure to employ proper universal precautions.
D) A lack of microbes in the blood means that the patient's health is critical.
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A) an objective indication of disease.
B) a subjective indication of disease.
C) measurable by health care personnel.
D) a temperature.
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A) are only transmitted by medical personnel.
B) often involve the patient's urinary tract and surgical incisions.
C) the patient's resident biota can be the infectious agent.
D) Escherichia coli and staphylococci are common infectious agents.
E) medical and surgical asepsis help lower their occurrence.
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A) fomite.
B) carrier.
C) vector.
D) reservoir.
E) source.
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A) in food.
B) the patient's own normal biota.
C) on fomites.
D) in the air.
E) transmitted from one person to another.
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A) skin.
B) mouth.
C) nasal passages.
D) large intestine.
E) All of the choices are correct.
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A) proteins secreted by living bacterial cells.
B) only released after a cell is damaged or lysed.
C) antiphagocytic factors.
D) secretions that always target nervous tissue.
E) lipopolysaccharides.
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A) This infectious disease exhibits latency.
B) This is not an infectious disease at all.
C) The host has immune problems and this is the typical course of a disease for that population.
D) Viral infections always present with this type of disease course.
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A) fomites.
B) aerosols.
C) mechanical vectors.
D) droplet nuclei.
E) biological vectors.
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A) Coagulases
B) Mucinases
C) Keratinases
D) Kinases
E) Hyaluronidases
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A) fomite.
B) carrier.
C) vector.
D) reservoir.
E) source.
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