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| 2. | Cats can spread ________ |
| 6. | ________hands carefully after handling pets. |
| 8. | Hygienic hand rubs are an acceptable alternative for maintaining clean hands except when contact is made with_____ |
| 9. | A major _____ of transplantation is to be able to lead as healthy and normal a life as possible |
| 11. | Young cats carry the highest risk for transmitting _______ |
| 13. | In general, athletic activities have been noted to be safe and _______ for many transplant recipients |
| 15. | Travel to developing countries poses a substantial_______ to transplant recipients |
| 18. | Athletic activities can help the transplant recipient's self-esteem and guard against _________ |
| 20. | Transplant recipients should consider using latex condoms during sexual activities during periods of _____immunosuppression |
| 21. | Travel should be discussed with the transplant recipients __________ |
| 22. | Recipients should avoid cheeses made from unpasteurized milk in particular, soft cheeses to ________the risk of listeriosis |
| 23. | Solid organ transplant recipients are at greatest risk of infection during the first_____ months after transplantation or when their immunosuppression is augmented for episodes of rejection |
| 24. | Transplant patients have a much ______risk of central nervous system involvement with West Nile virus than the general population |
| 25. | Reptiles, chickens and ducklings have a risk of transmitting _______infection |
| 26. | Transplant recipients should avoid _______seed sprouts (alfalfa sprouts, mung beans) |
| 28. | West Nile virus can cause _____disease in transplant recipients |