The nurse caring for a client with amebiasis explains that ...

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The nurse caring for a client with amebiasis explains that although other forms of transmission are possible, amebiasis is primarily acquired through:
 
  1. blood transfer.
  2. ingestion.
  3. respiratory droplets.
  4. open sores.

Question 2

The nurse is providing education to a client with malaria. When the client asks about the relationship between the life cycle of the Plasmodium and treatment of malaria, the nurse bases the answer on which concept?
 
  1. The cycle of the Plasmodium dictates drug choice.
  2. There is no true relationship.
  3. Identification of the Plasmodium differentiates the type of malaria.
  4. The life cycle of the Plasmodium is disrupted by the drug choice.

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Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: 2
Rationale 1: It is extremely unlikely that amebiasis could be spread through blood transfer.
Rationale 2: Amebiasis is acquired primarily through ingestion.
Rationale 3: Amebiasis is not spread through respiratory droplets.
Rationale 4: Amebiasis is not spread through open sores.
Global Rationale: The parasite is spread by drinking contaminated water, or by food handlers who transfer the cysts to raw vegetables or other consumables. Less commonly, amebiasis is transmitted through anal sex.

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: 4
Rationale 1: It is not the cycle of the Plasmodium that dictates drug choice.
Rationale 2: There is a relationship between the cycle of the Plasmodium and the treatment of malaria.
Rationale 3: There are not different types of malaria based on the Plasmodium type.
Rationale 4: Pharmacotherapy of malaria attempts to interrupt the complex life cycle of Plasmodium.
Global Rationale: Pharmacotherapy of malaria attempts to interrupt the complex life cycle of Plasmodium. There is a relationship between the cycle of the Plasmodium and the treatment of malaria but the drug choice is based on the cycle of the disease, not the organism. There are not different types of malaria based on the Plasmodium type.

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