Which definition is accurate for pathogenicity?
A. How easily the agent can mutate to a form that can survive
B. How invasive and virulent the organism is
C. How much of the agent is needed to produce an illness
D. How specific the host must be for the organism to thrive
Question 2
The RN works in a sexually transmitted disease (STD) clinic. Among other responsibilities, the nurse interviews each client regarding his/her most recent sexual partners.
A young woman tested positive for two STDs and named a particular man as her only recent contact. Which action would represent an error by the nurse?
A. Upon telephoning the man, the nurse shared that he had been named as a contact and he needed to come in and be tested.
B. When the man came to the STD clinic, he was interviewed, including being asked if he had ever used drugs for recreational purposes.
C. When the man was found to test positive for an STD, he was interviewed regarding contacts and asked whether he wished to discuss the problem with his wife or if he wanted the nurse to talk to his wife.
D. When the man was not home, the nurse told another person who answered the phone that the STD clinic had called and to please have the man call this number.
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