Environment
Bloodborne Pathogens
It's in Your Hands
All Things COVID19
Stop the Spread
100

Once we are done using a Hoyer lift, or any other piece of shared equipment, we always remember to do this.

What is (surface) disinfection?

100

We practice this with all resident encounters to prevent the spread of possible pathogens.

What are universal precautions?

100

After assisting a resident to cut their meat you should always do this.

What is hand hygiene?

100

Since the start of the COVID 19 pandemic this has been mandated to be worn by ALL nursing home staff and visitors.

What is a face mask?

100

When a resident has cdiff this is the only effective way to perform hand hygiene.

What is washing hand with soap and water?

200

This must always remain covered and you should never place anything on top.

What is the linen cart?

200

I use these when I may encounter body fluids.

What are gloves?

200

What I change a task, I also must be sure to change this.

What are gloves?

200

With these posted precautions we use a gown, gloves, a mask and eye protection.

What is contact and droplet precautions?

200

A very contagious virus that can cause severe nausea, vomiting and diarrhea.

What is Norovirus?

300

This is the amount of time a surface disinfectant needs to remain we on a surface to effectively kill bacteria and viruses.

What is contact (kill) time?

300

If any body fluids splash into your eyes you should notify this person.

Who is the nursing manager?

300

The amount of time it takes to effectively wash your hands.

What is 15 - 20 seconds?

300

A resident is suspected of COVID19. In addition to a gown, gloves and eye protection, what other specific piece of personal protective equiptment is required to enter the room?

What is an N95?

300

This is a simple step I can take to prevent or lessen severe diseases like measles, influenza or COVID19.

What is immunization?

400

During downtime this infection control measure can be done by any nursing staff.

What is disinfecting high touch surfaces?

400

This is the place where nurses dispose of their full sharps containers.

What is the biohazard (red) bin?

400

The most basic infection control practice that can be performed by anyone to break the chain of infection.

What is hand washing?

400

In order to be excused from routine COVID testing I need to do this.

What is be fully vaccinated?

400

A common infection in the elderly population that can be prevented with adequate hydration as well as proper peri care.

What is a UTI?

500

This is an acceptable item to be on a linen cart.

What are clean linens?

500

The bloodborne pathogen that frontline healthcare workers are most at risk of contracting unless vaccinated.

What is Hepatitis B?

500

After assisting a resident on the toilet, you are ready to help the resident to stand up and pull pant back on. This is one simple step that you will take, but often times goes overlooked.

What is hand hygiene?

500

When a CNA notes a resident temperature to be 101.0 - this is the action that should be taken without delay.

What is reporting to the nurse?

500

A proven effective alternative to washing hands with soap and water.

What is hand sanitizer?

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