One only needs to break one link in the chain of infection to prevent the spread of disease. Which link do you think would be the easiest to break to prevent the most recent influenza virus (H1N1) and why?
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Direct transmission of influenza virus, no microorganism need for transmission, airborne direct transmission of H1N1 from infected person sneezing , coughing droplets
So 3rd step break by isolation of patient
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One only needs to break one link in the chain of infection to
prevent the spread...
One only needs to break one link in the chain of infection to prevent the spread...
One only needs to break one
link in the chain of infection to prevent the spread of disease.
Which link do you think would be the easiest to break to prevent
the most recent influenza virus (H1N1) and why? Your answer must
include the name of a link on the chain and a reasonable
explanation for why that would work. Include how the flu is
transmitted. Be sure to cite and reference your sources. Note: Some
people refer to intestinal...
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this started to get confusing because some of the answers started to feel like they were...
this started to get confusing because some of the answers started
to feel like they were similar to more than one option. i need
help!
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One only needs to break one
link in the chain of infection to prevent the spread of disease.
Which link do you think would be the easiest to break to prevent
the most recent influenza virus (H1N1) and why? Your answer must
include the name of a link on the chain and a reasonable
explanation for why that would work. Include how the flu is
transmitted. Be sure to cite and reference your sources. Note: Some
people refer to intestinal...
Name 27 5 Infection Prevention and Control 1. Define infection prevention and discuss types of infections 2. Describe the chain of infection Multiple Choice 1. The following are necessary links in the Use each letter only once 1. 2Infection . Infection prevention chain of infection. Which link is broken by wearing gloves, thus preventing the spread of disease? Healthcare-associated infection (A) Reservoir (place where the pathogen lives and grows) (B) Mode of transmission (a way for the 4Localized infection disease...
Please label the steps in the chain of Infection. Not all labels are used. Environment Carriers Reservoir of infectious agent Portal of entry Communicable disease voor Transmission Portal of exit Susceptible host Reset Zoom
Please label the steps in the chain of Infection. Not all labels are used. Environment Carriers Reservoir of infectious agent Portal of entry Communicable disease voor Transmission Portal of exit Susceptible host Reset Zoom
1. Describe the six links in the chain of infection 2. What are the stages of infection? 3. Explain acquired immunity, naturally acquired immunity, artificially acquired immunity, passively acquired immunity 4. What are the bodies first and second line of defense 5. What is another name for the common cold? 6. What would be the most useful strategy for avoiding getting another cold? 7. What is the portal of entry for influenza? 8. What is the most common approach to...
this started to get confusing because some of the answers started
to feel like they were similar to more than one option. i need
help!
Chapter 3: Infection Control, Safety, First Aid, and Personal Wellness Pictogram 31. _PPE Reservoir Reverse isolation SDS Standard precautions 12 Precautions to be used in caring for all patients Protective items worn by an individual "M. Protects a patient who is highly susceptible to infection N. Provides a widely used HAI tracking System 0 Source...
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