MODULE 23 Assessment Vocabulary Review Correct the sentences below by replacing the italicized term with the correct vocabulary term. 1. A(n) infection is an organism that causes disease. 2. A substance that kills cells or interferes with their functions is called a(n) vector. 3. When pathogens in the body multiply and damage body cells, a(n) virus results. Understanding Key Concepts After reading the question or statement, select the correct answer. 4. The common cold and influenza are caused by a. overeating. b. viruses. c. bacterial infection. d. exposure to toxins. 5. Malaria, West Nile virus, and Lyme disease are

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4. You have three patients who have very specific needs when it comes to ingesting fluids: 85 -year- old Martha has trouble swallowing, 65 year-old Steve has decreased heart function, and 15 -year- old Samantha is dehydrated. Demonstrate your knowledge of the need for thickened liquids and fluid consistency. Which patient might require a different consistency of fluids and why? Identify methods of maintaining fluid balance including forcing and restricting fluids. Which patient might need forced fluids and why? Which patient might need restricted fluids and why?

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