20. Which of the following statements regarding contamination is INCORRECT? A. Viruses need a living host to survive so to control contamination operators who have viral infections are not allowed into cleanrooms B. Endotoxins can be inactivated by heat or chemical treatment to produce a toxoid C. Non-viable contamination includes visible particles, chemicals and pyrogens D. A common source of contamination is the operator E. Endotoxins are less specific and less potent than exotoxins 19. Which of the following describes an intrathecal injection? A. Injection into the muscle B. Injection under the skin C. Injection into the vein D. Injection into the eyes E. Injection into the cerebrospinal fluid
20. Which of the following statements regarding contamination is INCORRECT? A. Viruses need a living host to survive so to control contamination operators who have viral infections are not allowed into cleanrooms B. Endotoxins can be inactivated by heat or chemical treatment to produce a toxoid C. Non-viable contamination includes visible particles, chemicals and pyrogens D. A common source of contamination is the operator E. Endotoxins are less specific and less potent than exotoxins 19. Which of the following describes an intrathecal injection? A. Injection into the muscle B. Injection under the skin C. Injection into the vein D. Injection into the eyes E. Injection into the cerebrospinal fluid
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