Quiz
Let's now check your understanding of the learning materials presented in the revision section.
This quiz is made up of 10 questions and will be different for every attempt. Each time you take the quiz you will be asked about different combinations of bacteria, infections, and antibiotics.
Part 1 | The bugs
Question 1
are typically caused by bacteria from which location? Select all options that apply then select Submit Answer.
What is the level of risk of causing ?
Key reminder
| Infection risk level | Description |
|---|---|
| Low | An uncommon or rare cause of the infection |
| Medium | Sometimes causes the infection, often with associated risk factors only |
| High | A common cause of infection |
Select one option then select Submit Answer.
A patient has . Which bacteria have a high risk of causing this infection?
Key reminder
| Infection risk level | Description |
|---|---|
| High | A common cause of infection |
Select all that apply then select Submit Answer.
What level of efficacy does [insert antibiotic] have in treating the common bacterial causes of ?
Key reminder
| Antibiotic efficacy level | Description |
|---|---|
| Low | A limited or absent ability to treat a patient infected with the bacteria |
| Medium | A moderate or variable ability to treat a patient infected with the bacteria; to normally only be used if a laboratory susceptibility test has proven the antibiotic is effective in treating an infection caused by the bacteria |
| High | A good ability to treat a patient infected by the bacteria; can often be relied on without a laboratory susceptibility test proving the antibiotic is effective in treating an infection caused by the bacteria |
Select the correct level for each bacteria shown then select Submit Answer.
A patient has . Which bacteria have a high risk of causing this infection?
Key reminder
| Infection risk level | Description |
|---|---|
| High | A common cause of infection |
Select all that apply then select Submit Answer.
What level of efficacy does [insert antibiotic] have in treating the common bacterial causes of ?
Key reminder
| Antibiotic efficacy level | Description |
|---|---|
| Low | A limited or absent ability to treat a patient infected with the bacteria |
| Medium | A moderate or variable ability to treat a patient infected with the bacteria; to normally only be used if a laboratory susceptibility test has proven the antibiotic is effective in treating an infection caused by the bacteria |
| High | A good ability to treat a patient infected by the bacteria; can often be relied on without a laboratory susceptibility test proving the antibiotic is effective in treating an infection caused by the bacteria |
Select the correct level for each bacteria shown then select Submit Answer.
Answer
are caused by bacteria from .
The risk of [Insert bacteria] causing [insert infection] is [insert correct risk level].
[Insert bacteria] have a high risk of causing [Insert infection]. As the bacteria have a high risk of causing the infection, we would refer to this as a common cause of the infection.
[Insert bacteria] have a high risk of causing [Insert infection]. As the bacteria have a high risk of causing the infection, we would refer to this as a common cause of the infection.
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