| A | B |
|---|
| THE SMALLEST MICROORGANISMS THAT CANNOT REPRODUCE UNLESS THEY ARE INSIDE ANOTHER LIVING CELL | fungi |
| DISEASES THAT CONCERNS HEALTH CARE WORKDERS THE MOST | serum hepatitis, AIDS/HIV, hepatitis B |
| THE VIRUS THAT CAUSES AIDS | HIV |
| MOST MICROORGANISMS GROW AND REPRODUCE UNDER THESE NECESSARY CONDITIONS | Moist environments |
| AN INFECTION MANY TIMES ACQUIRED BY HEALTH CARE WORKERS WHILE BEING TREATED IN A HEALTH CARE FACILITY | Nosocomial |
| WHEN AN INFECTION OR DISEASE ORIGINATES IN THE BODY IN FORMS OF TUMORS, OR CONGENITAL ABNORMALITY | endogenous |
| INFECTIONS THAT OCCUR WHEN THE PERSON HAS A WEKENED IMUNE SYSTEM | Opportunistic |
| WHEN INFECTION OR DISEASE ORGINIATE OUTSIDE OF THE BODY SUCH AS WITH TRAUMA OR ELECTRIC SHOCK TO THE BODY | Exogenous |
| ORGANISMS THAT LIVE AND REPRODUCE WITHOUT THE NEED OF OXYGEN PRESENT | anaerobic |
| A PLACE WHERE PATHOGENS ENTER THE BODY | Point of entry |
| ANOTHER NAME FOR PATHOGEN | causative agent |
| A SUBJECT IN WHICH THE CAUSATIVE AGENT CAN LIVE ON THE HUMAN BODY | reservoir |
| THE WAY PATHOGENS MOVE FROM ONE PERSON TO ANOTHER | mode of transmission |
| OBJECTS THAT ARE CONTAMINATED WITH INFECTIUOUS MATERIAL THAT CONTAIN PATHOGENS | fomite |
| HUMANS USE THE BODY DEFENSE SYSTEM TO FIGHT OFF CAUSATIVE AGENTS THAT CAUSE DISEASE SUCH AS | coughing, sneezing, tearing, swelling/inflammation in the body |
| OSHA IS AN AGENCY THAT REFER TO MICROORGANISMS THAT CAN BE CARRIED IN BLOOD AS | Blood pathogens |
| SYPHILLIS INFECTION BEGINS AS A SKIN LESION COMMONLY ON THIS PART OF THE BODY | palms and soles |
