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A green, purulent discharge accompanied by a putrid odor is found on the initial dressing change of an exploratory laparatomy secondary to a gunshot wound to the upper abdomen. The nurse suspects which of the following organisms? 1\. Proprionibacterium acnes 2\. Proteus 3\. Enterobacteriaceae 4\. Lactobacillus

The nurse is caring for a postoperative client with a temperature of 103.6掳F. After collecting a blood specimen for a culture, which of the following will most likely be ordered by the client鈥檚 physician? 1\. gram-positive 2\. gram-negative 3\. antifungal 4\. broad-spectrum

A client is seen in the emergency room following an indoor party and was diagnosed with Tuberculosis. The nurse should explain to the client that this type of infection is transmitted in which of the following ways? 1\. vehicle 2\. vector 3\. airborne 4\. direct contact

The nurse has instructed a group of healthcare workers about prevention of the virus that transmits hepatitis B. The nurse determines that one of the workers needs further instructions when she says that the virus is transmitted by: 1\. blood. 2\. feces. 3\. bodily fluids. 4\. sputum.

A client is hospitalized with a urinary tract infection. The client needs a 鈥淔oley鈥� (indwelling) catheter in place. The nurse is responsible for doing this procedure. What precautions need to be used? 1\. Utilize a set that has been opened. 2\. Utilize a sterile set. 3\. Utilize an asceptic set. 4\. It doesn鈥檛 matter just so the catheter is in place.

A 30-year-old client is preparing for discharge from the hospital when the client develops a temperature of 102.8掳F. The nurse determines that the client is experiencing an infection termed: 1\. nosocomial. 2\. extracorporeal. 3\. incidental. 4\. resistan

The nurse has conducted a class for healthcare workers on the topic of infection control. The nurse determines that one of the workers needs further instructions when he says: 1\. 鈥淢ost hospital-acquired infections are due to bacteria.鈥� 2\. 鈥淚ndwelling catheters have been implicated in a large percentage of infections.鈥� 3\. 鈥淗ospital-acquired infections are relatively easy to treat with antibiotics.鈥� 4\. 鈥淔requent hand-washing is the best method of preventing hospital-acquired infections.鈥�

The nurse observed that the healthcare workers on a ward are using medical asepsis if they (all except): 1\. keep soiled linens away from her clothing. 2\. place soiled linens on the floor near the client. 3\. use a dampened cloth to dust the bedside table. 4\. clean the bed (soiled) with gloves

Before changing a clean dressing of a home care client, the nurse should first: 1\. wash the hands with an antibacterial soap. 2\. remove any nail polish on the fingernails. 3\. put on two pairs of clean gloves. 4\. remove any wedding rings or other jewelry

9\. The nurse assesses a sterile field in the delivery room that has been contaminated when the nurse observes: 1\. the outer 1 inch of the sterile towel over the side of the table. 2\. sterile objects held above the waist of the practitioner. 3\. sterile packages opened so that the first edge is away from the practitioner. 4\. wetness on the sterile cloth on top of a non-sterile table.