Infection Control 8 Jeopardy Template

FACTS	MRSA	True or False	Hepatitis	Extras
100 What is Clean technique Medical asepsis is	100 What is Bacteria/Pathogen Single-cell microorganisms that can destroy blood cells	100 What is False Approximately 70-90% of the human population are staph carriers	100 What is Blood-to-blood contact Hepatitis C is spread by	100 What is gloves When working with an open wound the Athletic Trainer must always wear
200 What is an infection Proper treatment of a blister is mandatory in order to prevent	200 What is Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus The definition of MRSA	200 What is True There is no cure for HIV or AIDS yet. However, treatment can control HIV	200 What is Liver inflammation Hepatitis C can cause?	200 What is bacteria Staphylococci is a common type of
300 What is A disease-causing microorganism A pathogen is	300 What is Sores that look like a spider bite, Red painful bumps, swollen cut filled with pus, blisters filled with fluid and Red, warm firm skin gets larger Give 3 examples of what MRSA might look like:	300 What is True Never recap or manually remove a dirty needle	300 What is Children and Young adults Hepatitis A is most common in	300 What is skin infections Washing your hands frequently can help in the preventing of skin_______________
400 What is Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome The medical name for AIDS is	400 What is Superbug MRSA is also known as the super________	400 What is False Someone who is HIV positive will always have AIDS	400 What is Inflammation of liver caused by a pathogen The definition of Hepatitis B	400 What is Antibiotics Treatment of a diagnosed staphylococcal infection include?
500 What is Portal of no return What is not part of the infection cycle: Portal of no return, Portal of entry, Reservoir host or Portal of exit	500 What is anyone Who can get MRSA	500 What is False White Blood Cells are NOT part of your bodies immune system defenses	500 What is Blood, blood products, semen, vaginal secretion and saliva Hepatits B is a virus that can be spread through (name 3 ways)	500 What is 2-4 weeks How many weeks does it take for HIV symptoms to occur?

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