Question

1. which of the following procedures requires both gloves and goggles or a face shield? a. controlling a wound that is spurting blood b. serving food to a client c. brushing a clients hair d. giving eye care 30. which practice would be used for the purpose of protecting a client who is receiving chemotherapy? a. contact precautions c. isolation b. reverse isolation d. standard precautions matching do not write on this test match each infection with the causative microorganism. 31. athletes foot a. virus 32. hepatitis b. fungi 33. lyme disease c. bacteria 34. tapeworms d. helminth 35. urinary tract infection e. rickettsia

Explanation:

• Question 29: When controlling a wound that is spurting blood, there is a risk of blood - borne pathogen exposure to the eyes and skin. Gloves protect the hands from contact with blood, and goggles or a face shield protect the eyes and face. Serving food, brushing hair, and giving eye care do not typically require both gloves and goggles/face shield.
• Question 30: Reverse isolation is used to protect immunocompromised patients, such as those receiving chemotherapy, from outside pathogens. Contact precautions are for preventing the spread of diseases through direct or indirect contact. Isolation is a general term, and standard precautions are for preventing the spread of infections in healthcare settings for all patients.
• Question 31 - 35: Athlete's foot is caused by fungi. Hepatitis is caused by a virus. Lyme disease is caused by bacteria. Tapeworms are helminths. Urinary tract infections are often caused by bacteria.

Answer:

1. A. Controlling a wound that is spurting blood
2. B. Reverse isolation
3. B. fungi
4. A. virus
5. C. bacteria
6. D. helminth
7. C. bacteria