Read the scenarios below and determine which chain in the link is broken. Place and "X" through the chain that matches the link that is breached. You put on gloves before bandaging a wound of a patient. You protect the heels and elbows of an elderly patient to prevent the breakdown of skin. You place a mask over a patient's nose and mouth in the ER because they have tuberculosis. INFECTIOUS AGENT You promote a project to get rid of unnecessary standing water to reduce mosquito population A patient with a staph infection is bandaged. You eat a healthy diet, exercise and get plenty of sleep to be as healthy as possible. INFECTIOUS AGENT Your patient is put on an antibiotic to treat their Strep Throat. O RESEVDIR INFECTIOUS AGENT INFECTIOUS AGENT INFECTIOUS AGENT INFECTIOUS AGENT INFECTIOUS AGENT RESEVOIR D RESEVOIR RESEVOIR DO RESEVOIR PORTAL OF EXIT MODE OF TRANSMISSION PORTAL OF ENTRY SUSCEPTIBLE HOST RESEVOIR PORTAL OF EXIT MODE OF TRANSMISSION PORTAL OF ENTRY SUSCEPTIBLE HOST RESEVOIR PORTAL OF EXIT MODE OF TRANSMISSION PORTAL OF ENTRY SUSCEPTIBLE HOST PORTAL OF EXIT MODE OF TRANSMISSION PORTAL OF ENTRY SUSCEPTIBLE HOST DOCCE PORTAL OF EXIT MODE OF TRANSMISSION PORTAL OF ENTRY SUSCEPTIBLE HOST C PORTAL OF EXIT MODE OF TRANSMISSION PORTAL OF ENTRY SUSCEPTIBLE HOST PORTAL OF EXIT MODE OF TRANSMISSION PORTAL OF ENTRY SUSCEPTIBLE HOST

Read the scenarios below and determine which chain in the link is broken. Place and "X" through the chain that matches the link that is breached. You put on gloves before bandaging a wound of a patient. You protect the heels and elbows of an elderly patient to prevent the breakdown of skin. You place a mask over a patient's nose and mouth in the ER because they have tuberculosis. INFECTIOUS AGENT You promote a project to get rid of unnecessary standing water to reduce mosquito population A patient with a staph infection is bandaged. You eat a healthy diet, exercise and get plenty of sleep to be as healthy as possible. INFECTIOUS AGENT Your patient is put on an antibiotic to treat their Strep Throat. O RESEVDIR INFECTIOUS AGENT INFECTIOUS AGENT INFECTIOUS AGENT INFECTIOUS AGENT INFECTIOUS AGENT RESEVOIR D RESEVOIR RESEVOIR DO RESEVOIR PORTAL OF EXIT MODE OF TRANSMISSION PORTAL OF ENTRY SUSCEPTIBLE HOST RESEVOIR PORTAL OF EXIT MODE OF TRANSMISSION PORTAL OF ENTRY SUSCEPTIBLE HOST RESEVOIR PORTAL OF EXIT MODE OF TRANSMISSION PORTAL OF ENTRY SUSCEPTIBLE HOST PORTAL OF EXIT MODE OF TRANSMISSION PORTAL OF ENTRY SUSCEPTIBLE HOST DOCCE PORTAL OF EXIT MODE OF TRANSMISSION PORTAL OF ENTRY SUSCEPTIBLE HOST C PORTAL OF EXIT MODE OF TRANSMISSION PORTAL OF ENTRY SUSCEPTIBLE HOST PORTAL OF EXIT MODE OF TRANSMISSION PORTAL OF ENTRY SUSCEPTIBLE HOST

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