Respiratory Infections
Transmission Precautions and EBP
Hand Hygiene
Isolation Rooms
General Infection Control
100

Who should be vaccinated against FLU and COVID

All employees and residents are encouraged to be vaccinated against both

100
True or False: Gloves are a substitute for hand hygiene and you do not need to decontaminate your hands after wearing gloves?
What is: False
100

This is the number one way to prevent the spread of infections.

What is : HANDWASHING!!

100

What cleaning agent/wipes must be used if a patient has C'DIFF

What is : BLEACH (10%)/Orange top wipes

100

True or False: Your are emptying trash in a patients room- do you need to change your gloves between EACH patient?

What is: TRUE! Nobody should EVER be in the halls with gloves on

200

True or False: Vomiting, diarrhea, nausea are the typical signs of flu

What is: FALSE-Flu is an infection in the lungs not the gut!

200

What type of precautions are used for every resident?

What is: standard precautions (gloves)

200

ALL residents need to do this before being brought to the dining room for meals?

What is wash their hands

200

What does contaminated trash/isolation gowns go in?

What is : a red biohazard bag and a biohazard box.

200
True or False: Computer key boards and telephones have more germs on them than Public toilets
What is : TRUE
300

Type of PPE used for a patient with COVID

What is: Gown, Gloves, N95 mask, face shield/goggles

300

If a Patient is on Enhanced Barrier Precautions when do you put on your PPE?

What is : When providing direct hands on care; shower, peri care, providing a feeding via a peg tube

300

If a Resident has C. Diff how do you decontaminate your hands?

What is: You must use soap and water to wash your hands.  Never hand sanitizer because it doesn't kill the spores

300

What does contaminated laundry go in?

What is a clear biodegradable bag and a yellow bag 

300

Residents with a Foley Catheter are at an increased risk for what type of infection?

What is :a UTI

400

True or False: A resident on isolation for flu or covid can have their door propped open?

What is: FALSE

400

The reasons a resident would be placed on EBP? (Name at least 2)

What is: The resident has a Foley Catheter or Suprapubic Catheter, Has a PICC line, Has a Peg Tube, Has a chronic wound.

400

True or False: Artificial Nails can harbor fungi and bacteria underneath them and should not be worn when providing resident care. Bonus What is: the maximum length natural nails should be kept

What is: True

1/4inch or not to exceed past the fingertip


400

What goes on the residents door and in the room when they are placed on isolation?

What is: A sign to go see the nurse before entering, and PPE don/doff instructions, PPE Set up, sign stating the type of isolation (contact, Enhanced Barrier Precautions, Neutropenic)

400

Name 1 Common Blood Borne pathogens.

What is : Hepatitis B, C and HIV

500

What are: The vaccinations we offer the residents to prevent respiratory infections. (Hint there are 4)

FLU, COVID, RSV, and Pneumonia

500

True or False: Neutropenic Precautions is one way to protect the resident who are high risk for infections?

What is: TRUE

500

The correct way to wash your hands (List all steps)

What is: turn on the faucet, wet hands, apply soap, lather/scrub minimum 20 seconds, rinse hands, dry with paper towel, use paper towel to turn off faucet, use the paper towel to exit the room.

500

To maintain HIPPA when a resident is on isolation while still maintain precautions; what sign is placed on the door?

What is: The type of isolation they are on (Contact, Respiratory, Neutropenic)

We only want to instruct staff and visitors what to put on not what the infection is.

500

Ways to prevent aspiration pneumonia (list at least 3 things)

What are: Have the resident out of bed for meals

Have the residents head of bed raised (45-90degrees) during and for a few minutes after eating.

Provide oral care after meals

Make sure proper diet provided (thickened liquids as ordered)

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