For an infection to be transmitted to a person, which three factors must all be in place?
a) lack of vaccination; poor knowledge of infection characteristics; and inadequate personnel training
b) inadequate infection control; close proximity; and open wounds
c) means of escape from an infected host; a means of transmission; and a means of entry into the body
d) a vulnerable host; absence of running water; and vectors
c
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work.
Items on a test should accurately measure the stated outcomes for the unit. What is a second, important consideration in writing test items?
a. Test items should not ask students to do anything they did not specifically practice on homework assignments. b. Test items should generally be taken from the teacher's manual so that they are consistent with problems from the book. c. Test items should be written in a way that minimizes the chances of students correctly guessing answers. d. Tests should rarely, if ever, contain "straightforward" questions requiring specific skills from the unit or chapter. e. Test items should be written such that no single problem takes a student more than about five minutes to solve.
Which of the following is true of “I” messages?
a. They should be less than ten words. b. They should avoid judgment. c. They should not reveal your feelings. d. They should be in the past tense.
If a student effectively learns by physically manipulating objects in order to understand them more fully, s/he
may be most closely aligned to which of the following learning styles: a) auditory b) visual c) kinesthetic d) haptic