What is the main thing that differentiates neurogenic shock from the other types of shock

An individual develops gastroenteritis from eating contaminated spinach. Which type of infection transmission has occurred?

Which PPE is required for airborne isolation?

What term is given to infections acquired in the healthcare setting?

Which areas of the body are common sites for colonization of MRSA?

A patient who is positive for clostridium difficile and has frequent watery stools is at risk of developing which types of imbalances? Refer to last module

What are the two main complications of sepsis/septic shock?

A patient who is homeless is admitted for the first time to the hospital for MRSA infection to a wound on the hand. What is the most likely source for this infection/where was the infection acquired?

What is the number one intervention to prevent infection transmission?

What is the most common mode of infection transmission?

A patient started on metronidazole develops flu-like symptoms along with a painful rash with blisters. What does the nurse suspect? What action does the nurse take?

A patient is having frequent watery stools due to C. Diff. Which interventions would be appropriate for the nurse to implement? SATA: Imodium per order, rectal tube, barrier cream, peri care after stools, 0.45 NaCl IV