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Name That Transmission Mode! 1Versión en línea Identify mode of transmission. por Joel Almonacid 1 A patient with MRSA touches a chair. The next patient sits on it and becomes infected. a Contact b Airborne c Vector 2 A collector sneezes while taking blood, and droplets land on the bench. a Droplet b Airborne c Contact 3 A client with measles walks through the waiting room. Others get sick hours later. a Droplet b Contact c Airborne 4 A mosquito bites one person with malaria, then bites another person. a Contact b Vector c Airborne 5 A healthcare worker forgets to clean their hands between patients. a Droplet b Airborne c Contact 6 Someone coughs during venepuncture and droplets land on the collector’s mask. a Contact b Droplet c Airborne 7 Tuberculosis spreads to others in a poorly ventilated room. a Droplet b Vector c Airborne 8 A tick carrying Lyme disease attaches to a hiker’s skin. a Contact b Vector c Airborne 9 A shared blood pressure cuff is not disinfected between patients. a Airborne b Contact c Droplet 10 A child with influenza coughs into the air, infecting others nearby. a Droplet b Airborne c Vector 11 Chickenpox (varicella) spreads through tiny airborne particles. a Droplet b Airborne c Contact 12 Fleas transmit plague from infected rodents to humans. a Airborne b Contact c Vector 13 A urine jar spills on a bench and someone touches it without gloves. a Vector b Contact c Airborne 14 A patient with COVID-19 talks loudly, releasing droplets. a Droplet b Airborne c Contact 15 Dust particles containing fungal spores float through the air. a Vector b Droplet c Airborne 16 A collector handles a contaminated tourniquet and then touches their own face. a Vector b Contact c Airborne 17 An infectious patient sneezes without covering their mouth. a Contact b Droplet c Airborne 18 A person inhales particles from dried-out secretions in a closed room. a Airborne b Droplet c Contact 19 A fly lands on faeces, then lands on someone’s lunch. a Airborne b Vector c Contact 20 A staff member reuses the same gloves between two patients. a Droplet b Contact c Airborne 21 A collector is exposed to blood through a needlestick. a Contact (blood/body fluid contact) b Droplet c Airborne 22 Viral particles from a COVID patient remain suspended in the air after they leave. a Airborne b Droplet c Contact 23 A client with norovirus vomits in the waiting area, contaminating surfaces. a Vector b Droplet (primary), Contact (secondary) — Use: Droplet c Airborne

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Name That Transmission Mode! 1Versión en línea

por Joel Almonacid

A patient with MRSA touches a chair. The next patient sits on it and becomes infected.

A collector sneezes while taking blood, and droplets land on the bench.

A client with measles walks through the waiting room. Others get sick hours later.

A mosquito bites one person with malaria, then bites another person.

A healthcare worker forgets to clean their hands between patients.

Someone coughs during venepuncture and droplets land on the collector’s mask.

Tuberculosis spreads to others in a poorly ventilated room.

A tick carrying Lyme disease attaches to a hiker’s skin.

A shared blood pressure cuff is not disinfected between patients.

A child with influenza coughs into the air, infecting others nearby.

Chickenpox (varicella) spreads through tiny airborne particles.

Fleas transmit plague from infected rodents to humans.

A urine jar spills on a bench and someone touches it without gloves.

A patient with COVID-19 talks loudly, releasing droplets.

Dust particles containing fungal spores float through the air.

A collector handles a contaminated tourniquet and then touches their own face.

An infectious patient sneezes without covering their mouth.

A person inhales particles from dried-out secretions in a closed room.

A fly lands on faeces, then lands on someone’s lunch.

A staff member reuses the same gloves between two patients.

A collector is exposed to blood through a needlestick.

Viral particles from a COVID patient remain suspended in the air after they leave.

A client with norovirus vomits in the waiting area, contaminating surfaces.