True Or False 1 Circle T For True Or Circle F For False 1 T F Microbes Cannot Survive In Reservoirs 1 2 T F Microbe 1 (32.06 KiB) Viewed 42 times
True Or False 1 Circle T For True Or Circle F For False 1 T F Microbes Cannot Survive In Reservoirs 1 2 T F Microbe 2 (34.56 KiB) Viewed 42 times
TRUE OR FALSE 1 Circle T for true, or circle F for false. 1. T F Microbes cannot survive in reservoirs. 1 2. T F Microbes are destroyed by a warm, dark environment. 3. T F Items can be sterilized in the home with boiling water. 4. T F If you must transport a client with an infection that requires droplet or airborne precautions out of his or her room, the client must wear a disposable gown. 5. T F When you remove gloves, the inside is considered clean. 6. T F If a sterile item touches a clean item, the sterile item is contaminated. 7. T F If a clean item touches a sterile item, the clean item is contaminated. 8. T F If a sterile item is above your waist, it is contaminated.
TF Microbes exist in six different forms. т F Animals are common reservoirs for microbes. TF The environment must be wa and bright for microbes to survive. warm T F Hands should be held up throughout the handwashing procedure. TF Paper towels are used to turn off hand-operated water faucets to avoid contaminating the hands. TF Mr. Fox has an infection caused by a wound on his leg. This infection can exit Mr. Fox's body through his wound. - T F Pathogens from Mr. Fox's infection cannot enter another person's body through a portal of entry. . T F Portals of entry can include mucous membranes. . T F The easiest and most important way to prevent the spread of infection is by eating well and staying fit.
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