Which of the following is a common type of HAI?

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are indeed a common type of healthcare-associated infection (HAI). This type of infection frequently occurs in patients who are hospitalized or undergoing medical procedures, such as catheterization. The use of urinary catheters can introduce pathogens into the urinary tract, leading to infections. In healthcare settings, UTIs account for a significant portion of HAIs due to the prevalence of catheter use and the conditions that can compromise a patient's immune system.

In contrast, while digestive tract infections, respiratory infections, and skin infections can occur in healthcare settings, they are not as frequently classified as HAIs compared to UTIs, particularly in relation to the specific risk factors associated with invasive procedures and devices. UTIs are widely recognized for their direct correlation with hospital-acquired complications and are a major focus in infection control efforts within healthcare facilities.