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Infection control Unit 305
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1Which of the following is a correct definition of sterilisation: the removal of
- AAll microorganisms
- BBacteria, viruses and fungi
- CAll microorganisms including spores
- DBacteria, viruses, parasites, protozoa and prions
2Which of the following would give a delayed indication of sterility
- AEthylene oxide tape
- BBrown’s tubes
- CSpore test
- DTST strip
3A mobile plasmid will transfer DNA during which process?
- AMitosis
- BBudding
- CConjugation
- DBinary fission
4Which of the following is an asexual reproduction of bacteria
- ABudding
- BMitosis
- CConjugation
- DBinary fission
5A protein coat and nucleic acid is associated with which of the following microorganisms?
- AViruses
- BPrions
- CBacterias
- DProtozoa
6Which of the following would be a vector for the zoonotic spread of leptospirosis
- ATicks
- BUrine
- CCat faeces
- DCat scratches
7Which of the following would be a vector for the zoonotic spread of Lyme disease
- ATicks
- BUrine
- CCat faeces
- DCat scratches
8Which of the following would be a vector for the zoonotic spread of toxoplasmosis
- ATick
- BUrine
- CCat faeces
- DCat scratches
9Which of the following describes a disease that can be passed from human to animals
- AAnthroponosis
- BNotifible
- CZoonosis
- DVirulent
10Which of the following describes a disease that can be passed from animals to humans
- AAnthroponosis
- BNotifible
- CZoonosis
- DVirulent
11Which of the following audits would be used to investigate a high incidence of surgical wound breakdowns
- AAdverse occurring screening
- BStandards bases audit
- CClient focus geou
- DPeer review
12Which of the disinfectants would emit a dangerous gas if in contact with urine
- APhenols
- BAlcohol
- CBiguanides
- DHypochlorites
13Which of the following disinfectant categories is toxic to cats
- AAldehydes
- BIodophors
- CBiguanides
- DPhenols
14At which point would you remove your gloves during collection of an aural swab for bacteriology and sensitivity
- ABefore replacing the swab into the cover tube
- BBefore labelling the swab with collection site details
- CAfter completing the lab form
- DWhen packaging process is complete
15Which of the following would a virus survive in
- ADried blood on swab in a clinical waste
- BA patient receiving antibiotics treatment
- CA cadaver awaiting cremation
- DCanned pet food
16Which of the following is the first step in achieving effective hand hygiene
- ARemoval pf organic material
- BApplication of alcohol gel
- CRight palm over left palm
- DInterlocking of fingers
17Dermatophytosis is a zoonotic condition caused by what type of microorganism
- AParasite
- BProtozoa
- CFungus
- DPrion
18The minimum required time for alcohol hand gel for it to be effective is
- A3 min
- B2 min
- C1 min
- D30 s
19Laminatitis is caused by
- AProtozoa
- BBacteria
- CPrion
- DVirus
20Laminatitis is caused by
- AEndotoxins
- BExotoxins
- CGram positive bacteria
- DFungus
21Which of the following is disinfectant categories does Chlorhexidine fall into
- AIodorphs
- BPhenolics
- CBiguanides
- DHalogenated tertiary amines
22What is a definite of quarantine
- AThe separation of an animal that is outwardly healthy but may be carrying or incubating infectious disease
- BThe separation of an animal that is exhibiting signs to minimise the risk of disease spreading through the prevention and elimination of cross contamination between patients
- CThe separation of an immunocompromised patient to prevent it from obtaining an infection from hospital environment
23Bair Huggers are a type of
- ALocal heat source
- BForceps
- CCentral heat source
- DKennel
24The isolation temperature should not drop below
- A18 degrees
- B15.5 degrees
- C10 degrees
- D7 degrees
25The average temperature in isolation should be
- A18-23 degrees
- B20-26 degrees
- C17-25 degrees
- D26-30 degrees
26How many volume air changes should happen per hour in isolation unit
- A12
- B10
- C5
- D20
27What type of microorganisms a Toxoplasma can be classified as
- AProtozoa
- BBacteria
- CPrion
- DVirus
28What are the result cells of Binary Fission called?
- ADaughter cells
- BHaploid cells
- CDonor cells
- DRecipient cells
29What is a fomite
- AAn inanimate object that can transfer infection
- BA type of mite
- CA biological vector
- DA vertical vector
30At what temperature should the washing be done in the practice
- A60 degrees
- B30 degrees
- C40 degrees
- D100 degrees
31In theatre practice, the first drape should be placed
- ABetween surgeon and incision site
- BThe opposite of surgeon
- COn the left of the surgeon
- DOn the right of the surgeon
32Halogenated tertiary amines contact time is
- A2 min
- B30 sec
- C10 min
- D5 min
33Iodophors contact time is
- A2 min
- B30 sec
- C5 min
- D10 min
34Hypochlorites are also knows as
- ABleach
- BChlorhexidine
- CDetol
- DSafe4 or Anigen
35Which of the following materials used for packaging would be the most permeable to moisture
- APaper
- BTextiles
- CNylon film
- DAutoclave box
36Brownes tubes will change colour from red to green if which of the following temperatures has been reached
- A121
- B126
- C130
- D134
37An autoclave which consists of an element within the base which is covered with water in order to generate steam is known as
- AA vacuum autoclave
- BA downward displacement autoclave
- CA steam pulsing autoclave
- DAn upward displacement autoclave
38Which of the following best represents a physical method of disinfection
- AUltrasonic vibrations
- BVapour phase
- CAlcohol gel
- DPhenol
39Which of the following characteristics is associated with a downward displacement autoclave
- AWater is placed over an element at the base of the autoclave to create steam
- BSteam enters the chamber and compresses the air to the base
- CPulsed steam alternates with vacuum
- DAir is removed by vacuum
40Which of the disinfectants have the side effect of being corosive
- AHypochlorites
- BBiguanides
- CPhenols
- DAlcohol
41The abolity of a microorganism to withstand effects of an antibiotic is known as
- AAntisepsis
- BImmunity
- CResistance
- DVirulence
42Which of the following defines a microorganism which can synthesise its own food
- AHeterotroph
- BAutotroph
- CParatenic
- DObligate
43Most bacteria are defines as
- AHeterotrophs
- BAutotroph
- CParatenic
- DEukaryotic
44Which of the following is the term for microorganism which feeds on dead or decaying organic matter
- AParasite
- BAutotroph
- CParatenic
- DSaprophyte
45Which of the following terms relates to microorganism that will live and grow in the absence of oxygen
- AAerobe
- BAnaerobe
- CComensal
- DMutualistic
46Which of the following is an example of commensal microorganisms?
- AMRSA
- BE. Coli
- CLeptospirosis
- DBartonella henselae
47Which of the following is not a bacterial disease in horses
- ARhodococcus equi
- BStreptococcus equi equi
- CTrichophytom Mengtagrophyte
- DTylorella
48Which of the following neurotoxin bacterial infections is a potential health concern for veterinary staff for which vaccination is offered?
- AToxoplasma hondii
- BClostridium tetani
- CEscherichia coli
- DRabies
49The incubation period of a disease is
- AThe time for infection to recover
- BThe time from clinical signs to recovery
- CThe time clinical signs occurring to the end of shedding
- DThe time from infection to appearance of clinical signs
50Which of the following represents the order in which you would clean out the patients to ensure best practice with infection control
- AUnvaccinated neonate, dog receiving chemotherapy, rabbit spay, cat flu patient
- BDog receiving chemotherapy, rabbit spay, cat flu patient, unvaccinated neonate
- CRabbit spay, cat flu patient, unvaccinated neonate, dog receiving chemotherapy
- DCat flu patient, unvaccinated neonate, dog receiving chemotherapy, rabbit spay
51Pressure washing of isolation may lead to the spread of infection via
- ADirect contact
- BDroplet contact
- CIndirect contact
- DAirborne transmission
52Which of the following is mot a method of horizontal disease transmission
- AVia placenta
- BDirect contact
- CVia fomite
- DAirborne
53Which of the following is the most important consideration in infection control
- APPE
- BActive ventilation
- CEffective hand hygiene
- DA barrier nursing protocol
54A notifiable disease would be reported to which of the following
- AHSE
- BRCVS
- CDEFRA
- DAMTRA
55PSI. Temperature. Time
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- C126
- D10
- E30
- F3 1/2
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- Maja Godlewska
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