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Name That Transmission Mode!2Versión en línea Identify mode of transmission. por Joel Almonacid 1 A bedrail contaminated with MRSA infects the next patient who touches it. a Droplet b Contact c Airborne 2 Someone inhales particles from a nebuliser used on a TB patient. a Droplet b Contact c Airborne 3 A cat scratch transmits Bartonella (cat-scratch disease). a Contact b Vector (animal scratch) c Airborne 4 A person receives dengue fever from a mosquito bite. a Vector b Airborne c Contact 5 A staff member doesn’t clean the ECG leads and uses them on the next client. a Airborne b Droplet c Contact 6 A person with whooping cough coughs directly onto a co-worker. a Contact b Droplet c Airborne 7 Wind carries fungal spores into a building, causing infection. a Airborne b Droplet c Contact 8 A staff member inhales fungal spores released when old cardboard boxes are moved in storage. a Airborne b Contact c Droplet 9 A client vomits forcefully, causing fine droplets to spread across the room. a Contact b Airborne c Droplet 10 A healthcare worker places their contaminated gloves on the computer keyboard, and the next worker touches it. a Contact b Airborne c Vector 11 A patient with measles walked through an empty corridor. Forty minutes later, another person walking through becomes infected. a Contact b Droplet c Airborne 12 A person drinks water contaminated with Giardia from a rural rainwater tank. a Contact (vehicle/ingestion) b Vector c Airborne 13 A cleaner shakes contaminated linen, releasing microscopic particles into the air. a Airborne b Droplet c Contact 14 A collector handles a leaking stool specimen bag; later they rub their eyes. a Airborne b Contact c Vector 15 A patient with meningococcal disease coughs in close range while talking to another person. a Contact b Droplet c Airborne 16 A contaminated glove touches the tip of a needle before venepuncture, transferring bacteria into the bloodstream. a Airborne b Droplet c Contact 17 Dust inside an air-conditioning vent contains dried TB particles that circulate throughout the clinic. a Droplet b Contact c Airborne 18 A person contracts infection after touching the outside of a specimen bag contaminated with blood. a Contact b Vector c Airborne 19 A person handling old pigeon droppings inhales airborne fungal spores (Cryptococcus). a Droplet b Airborne c Contact 20 A pathology worker forgets eye protection; blood splashes during a difficult venepuncture. a Vector b Airborne c Contact (blood/body fluid exposure) 21 An insect lands on animal faeces, picks up bacteria, and then lands on food. a Airborne b Vector c Contact 22 A person in hospital touches a bed rail colonised with VRE, then touches their wound dressing. a Airborne b Contact c Droplet 23 Airflow in an enclosed room spreads tiny particles from a nebuliser used on an infectious patient. a Contact b Droplet c Airborne

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por Joel Almonacid

A bedrail contaminated with MRSA infects the next patient who touches it.

Someone inhales particles from a nebuliser used on a TB patient.

A cat scratch transmits Bartonella (cat-scratch disease).

A person receives dengue fever from a mosquito bite.

A staff member doesn’t clean the ECG leads and uses them on the next client.

A person with whooping cough coughs directly onto a co-worker.

Wind carries fungal spores into a building, causing infection.

A staff member inhales fungal spores released when old cardboard boxes are moved in storage.

A client vomits forcefully, causing fine droplets to spread across the room.

A healthcare worker places their contaminated gloves on the computer keyboard, and the next worker touches it.

A patient with measles walked through an empty corridor. Forty minutes later, another person walking through becomes infected.

A person drinks water contaminated with Giardia from a rural rainwater tank.

A cleaner shakes contaminated linen, releasing microscopic particles into the air.

A collector handles a leaking stool specimen bag; later they rub their eyes.

A patient with meningococcal disease coughs in close range while talking to another person.

A contaminated glove touches the tip of a needle before venepuncture, transferring bacteria into the bloodstream.

Dust inside an air-conditioning vent contains dried TB particles that circulate throughout the clinic.

A person contracts infection after touching the outside of a specimen bag contaminated with blood.

A person handling old pigeon droppings inhales airborne fungal spores (Cryptococcus).

A pathology worker forgets eye protection; blood splashes during a difficult venepuncture.

An insect lands on animal faeces, picks up bacteria, and then lands on food.

A person in hospital touches a bed rail colonised with VRE, then touches their wound dressing.

Airflow in an enclosed room spreads tiny particles from a nebuliser used on an infectious patient.