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Which of the following is an abnormally rapid rate of deep respiration usually caused by anxiety and causes a decrease in CO2 (carbon dioxide) at the cellular level?

Having developed pus and fluid.

The transfer of microbes to an item or tissue by direct physical contact with the microbes.

The microorganisms that normally colonize certain tissues of the body, usually without harm to the host

In surgery, the ethical motivation to practice excellent aseptic technique to protect the patient from infection. _______ implies that the health care professional practices excellent technique, regardless of whether others are observing.

An area that includes the draped patient, all sterile tables, and sterile equipment in the immediate area of the patient. The surgical incision is the center of the ____.

Which of the following is not a term referring to smooth muscles?

An event in which fluid from a nonsterile surface penetrates the protective wrapper of a sterile item, causing it to become contaminated.

The main goal of sterilization is to kill the  persistent, dormant form of the most resistant bacteria called a/an____. 

Organisms that prefer an oxygen-poor environment. Strict types of these microbes cannot survive in the presence of oxygen.