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jgerke jgerke
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6 years ago
The nurse is reviewing the medical record of a newly admitted client and notes that the client has been diagnosed with a Mycobacterium avium complex (MAC) infection.
 
  The nurse knows that this type of infection is believed to be spread via what route?
  1. Blood contact
  2. Contaminated meat
  3. Respiratory droplets
  4. Contaminated soil
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6 years ago
Correct Answer: 4
Rationale 1: Mycobacterium avium is not spread by blood contact.
Rationale 2: Mycobacterium avium is not spread through contaminated meat.
Rationale 3: Mycobacterium avium is not spread by the respiratory route.
Rationale 4: Mycobacterium avium is thought to be spread through contaminated soil.
Global Rationale: Unlike TB, MAC infections are not believed to be contagious or spread by human-to-human contact. The mode of transmission is not understood, although the organisms are widely distributed in soil and water and these may the primary sources of infection.
jgerke Author
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6 years ago
Just confirmed the same answer from a friend, thanks
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