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The correct answer is an infection acquired while in the hospital. These are the hospital acquired infection that are contradicted between hospital environments. Transmission occurs through various peoples present in the hospitals such as doctors, nurse, compounder, cleaners, patients etc or through hospital equipments. Thus the infections acquired through various means while in the hospital environment is known as nosocomial infection.
An infection acquired at home or work that requires hospitalization is a type of contagious disease usually.
Infection transmitted to humans by arthropods is known as arthropod-borne in infection.
An infection whose causative agent cannot be determined is not nosocomial infection. These three options are hence incorrect.
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