Question

Laboratory-acquired infections (LAIs), also called _____________ or laboratory-associated infections, are not new phenomena in microbiological laboratories. LAIs can arise in clinical laboratories as well as in animal facilities

Answer 1

Answer:

Laboratory-acquired infections (LAIs), also called occupational illness or laboratory-associated infections, are not new phenomena in microbiological laboratories. LAIs can arise in clinical laboratories as well as in animal facilities.

Explanation:

In the scientific world, occupational illness can be described as any illness condition which arises from a physical, chemical or biological agent present at work. The exposure affects the normal physiological interaction of the worker. Occupational illness are seen to be common in microbiological laboratories as one has to encounter with different, unknown microorganisms there. Under serious circumstances, occupational illnesses might lead to the death of the worker if care is not taken.