The human-headed winged sphinx with the head of either a lion or bull, wings of a bird, and a human head probably functioned as

In the middle of the procedure a critical stainless instrument is contaminated and there is no other replacement. Which time setting would be selected for the autoclave?

The descending colon is attached at this anatomical feature:

The surgical technologist in room 7 has learned that the patient is HEP C positive. What precautions should she take?

This Gram Negative Enteric Bacilli is an opportunistic organism, frequently colonizing the upper respiratory tract of hospitalized patients and lower tract invasion can cause necrotizing pneumonia and septicemia. IT causes some of the most common Gram Negative infections worldwide. This Gram Negative bacteria is commonly associated with hospital acquired urinary tract and wound infections. Mainly found in the immunocompromised and malnourished individuals. Which Gram Negative bacteria does this describe and what is the treatment used to treat this bacteria?

Gram Positive Spore-Forming Bacilli are highly acceptable to many chemical disinfectants that easily kill bacteria.

Which is not part of the fire triangle?

The number one cause of nosocomial infections is transmission of organisms through inadequate hand washing techniques and nasal discharge. Who is the responsible party involved?

One of the most important glands in the body often referred to as the ” master gland” is the:

This Gram Positive Spore-Forming Bacilli                      is found in damp soil and enters through deep bodily wounds. A toxin is produced causing tetany of skeletal muscles, and will require mechanical ventilation, sedation, and paralytic. Which spore-forming bacilli doe this describe?