Answer Key C-DIFF
True – C. diff is a bacteria that can cause diarrhea.
False – Spicy food doesn’t cause C. diff. It is usually caused by antibiotics.
True – Antibiotics can kill good bacteria in your gut, allowing C. diff to grow.
False – Hand sanitizer does not kill C. diff. Soap and water is best.
True – Always wash hands with soap and water after using the bathroom.
True – C. diff germs can live on surfaces and spread easily.
False – C. diff can spread from person to person, especially by touch.
True – Common symptoms include diarrhea, belly pain, and fever.
False – You should not cook for others while you are sick with C. diff.
True – Drinking fluids is important to avoid dehydration.
True – Bland, low-fiber foods help your stomach while healing.
True – C. diff can cause serious problems like dehydration or colon damage.
True – Always take your medicine exactly as prescribed.
False – While it’s more common in hospitals, C. diff can affect people at home too.
True – Ongoing belly pain means you should call your nurse or doctor.
False – C. diff can become an emergency if symptoms are severe.
False – Both handwashing and cleaning surfaces are important.
True – Not sharing personal items helps stop the spread.
True – A swollen or painful belly could be a medical emergency.
False – C. diff can be serious, especially in older or sick people.