C. difficile is one of the most common infections
found in hospitals although it is a resident microbe of the lower digestive
tract. Why do you think infections occur in hospitalized patients?

Question

C. difficile  is one of the most common infections
found in hospitals although it is a resident microbe of the lower digestive
tract. Why do you think infections occur in hospitalized patients?

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Answer

Touching unclean surfaces contaminated
with feces from an infected person.

Answer

Dirty hands.

Answer

Failure to notify other healthcare
facilities when patients with C. difficile transfer from one facility to
another.

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