An individual develops an infection 10 days after release from the hospital. This would be considered a
A) community-acquired infection. B) nosocomial infection.
C) home-acquired infection. D) neighborhood-acquired infection.
Question 2
A 22-year-old male has recently adopted an Akita puppy that develops diarrhea soon after he takes it home. He soon develops bloody diarrhea and visits his physician.
The doctor submits a stool for routine culture and ova and parasite examination. The O & P examination was negative. The routine culture reveals no Salmonella, Shigella, or verotoxin producing E. coli. On special medium, at a unique temperature and atmosphere, a slightly spreading, gray, flat colony is observed. A Gram stain of the colony provides gram-negative rods that appear S shaped. Which of the following tests can be used to screen and presumptively identify this stool pathogen?
A) Hippurate hydrolysis B) Indoxyl acetate
C) Catalase and oxidase D) All of the above
Common sites of biofilm infection
Magnet hospital nurse requirements
Nursing diagnositic process - risk for infection
Maturation of a follicle and release of egg.
One surface barrier to infection
Termination of translation by release factor (eRF) proteins in eukaryotes