Topic: Employee Retention in Healthcare. Using a assisted living and

Directions: Write I for true or F for false in the blanks provided. 1. Following isolation precautions is the most important method of reducing the spread of microorganisms. (164) 2. Immunocompromised patients admitted to health care facilities have an increased risk of being exposed to strains of multidrug-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and therefore are more difficult to treat. (158) 3. One exception to the self-limiting nature of viral infection is acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). (158) 4. Protozoa are responsible for valley fever and histoplasmosis, a systemic fungal respiratory disease. (159) 5. An accidental needlestick is an example of portal of exit in the chain of infection. (161) 6. Microorganisms are present only in susceptible hosts. (161) 7. Health care associated infections (HAIs) are most commonly transmitted by direct contact between health care workers and patients or from patient to patient. (163) 8. HIV is the most commonly transmitted infection by contaminated needles. (163) 9. JCAHO provides guidelines for transmission-based precautions in hospitals. (163) 10. The intact multilayered mucosa is the body’s first line of defense against infection. (161) SHORT ANSWER Directions: Using your own words, answer each question in the space provided. 11. Identify five major classifications of pathogens and one example of a microorganism for each. (Table 9-1) 12. Discuss disinfection and nursing implications for using disinfectants. (182-183)

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