Medical personnel must be trained in ________ or pathogen-free techniques to prevent the spread of infection.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
aseptic
Medical personnel are trained in aseptic or pathogen-free techniques of caring for patients to prevent the spread of infection.
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a. "Even though my test is positive, my baby might not be affected." b. "I know I will need to have an abortion as soon as possible." c. "This pregnancy will probably decrease the chance that I will develop AIDS." d. "My baby is certain to have AIDS and die within the first year of life."
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