Patho Infection

A term for an antibiotic that completely destroys bacteria.

• Bacteriocidal

• Bacteriostatic

A term for an antibiotic that decreases the rate of replication but doesn't completely kill bacteria.

• Bacteriocidal

• Bacteriostatic

Broad spectrum antibiotics are effective against

• Gram negative bacteria only

• Gram positive bacteria only

• Both Gram negative and Gram positive bacteria

• Neither Gram negative or Gram positive bacteria

Narrow spectrum antibiotics are effective against

• Gram negative or Gram positive bacteria

• Neither Gram negative or Gram positive bacteria

• Gram positive bacteria

• Gram negative bacteria

It is okay to stop taking antibiotics if you start feeling better.

• True

• False

The term for an antibiotic resistant microorganism

• Superman

• Superbug

• Superhero

• Megabug

Why are oral antifungals sometimes toxic to animal and human cells?

• Because they are prokaryotic like human and animal cells.

• Because they are eukaryotic just like human and animal cells.

• Because the body is made up of fungus.

• Because the body is made up of fungus.

One problem with protozoal infections is

• several life cycle stages may require several types of antibiotic agents.

• several life cycle stages may require several types of antiprotozoals agents

• there is no problem with protozoal infections, they are easily treated.

• There are too many resistant forms of protozoal infections.

The term for precautions used in all setting with all clients when body fluids may be exchanged:

• Specific Precautions

• Being Too Careful

• Standard Precautions

• PPE

The term used to describe protection needed when a client is diagnosed with a particular infection:

• Usual precautions

• Standard Precautions

• Specific Precautions

• Silly precautions