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100

This infectious Disease was declared eradicated in the year 2000 because of a large percentage of people that had immunity mostly due to vaccination.

What is: Measles

100

Section of the EMR where patient alerts are placed indicating the patient has an antibiotic resistant organism historically or currently.

What is: FYI flag

100

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

What is : HANDWASHING or Hand Hygiene!!

100

cleaning agent used if a patient has C.DIFF.


What PPE is worn in a patients home having "Droplet" precautions:

What is : BLEACH (10%)


What is: a mask, gloves for handling respiratory secretions or objects contaminated with respiratory secretions and a gown when soiling with respiratory secretions is anticipated.

100

Active tuberculosis is caused most commonly in the U.S. by the aerobic acid-fast bacillus, Mycobacterium tuberculosis and is spread mainly by ________ after someone who's infectious, coughs, sings, talks or sneezes.

What is: inhalation (airborne route)

200

The number of vaccinations required to be declared immune from Measles.

What is: 2  

200

The person(s) responsible for entering and discontinuing FYI flags into the patient's EPIC EMR.


Who is: Infection Prevention and Control RN and/or Infectious Disease Physician-Dr. Math.


200

DAILY DOUBLE

The length of time you must rub your hands with soap.

True or False: You do not need to do hand hygiene after wearing gloves. Afterall, you didn't get anything on them and you're 20 minutes behind schedule.




What is 15 seconds


What is: FALSE

200

True or False: Alcohol hand sanitizer will kill C.Diff.


What PPE is worn to provide care in a patients home in "Contact" Precautions?

What is: FALSE- it does not kill spores-C.Diff is a spore


gown and gloves

200

These are two terms describing TB, one of which is inactive TB and the other is infectious?

What is : Latent (Inactive) and Active

300

DAILY DOUBLE: These three C's are prodromal signs/symptoms of Measles. (Don't worry if you can't say the words-just describe the three signs/symptoms)

What are: Cough, Coryza(runny nose), Conjunctivitis(red eyes)

300

An infection affecting the intestine, with symptoms of diarrhea that is NOT placed in a FYI flag.





What is: Clostridium Difficile






300

True or False: With the exception of Clostridium Difficile, hand sanitizer is as effective as hand washing at cleaning hands.

What is: True

300

The only Multidrug Resistant Organism(MDRO) FYI flag that currently can be removed by a CCH Infection Prevention and Control nurse for the patient that has no long term devices, no chronic wounds, has not resided in a long term care facility, and is not receiving dialysis. (AFTER advised testing is completed and negative)

What is : MRSA

300

A person that has a positive TST(TB Skin Test;Mantoux,PPD) or IGRA(Interferon Gamma Release Assay=TB blood tests; QuantiFERON Gold; T-Spot) should be evaluated for the presence of active TB by evaluating patient symptoms and doing this diagnostic test.

What is: a chest x-ray

400

This type of transmission-based precaution to be taken for a patient with Measles.

What is: Airborne

400

After returning home from a short hospital stay where a patient had a port infection, you are going to his home to do cares. He insists he doesn't need any precautions because he just tested negative for for MRSA. You still use precautions and tell him...


What is: "Because you have an implanted port, our policy states that I need to use the gown and gloves. OR...I will use the gown and gloves this time and verify with the IPC nurse if you can have the FYI flag discontinued.


Airborne-N-95 masks please!

400

True or False: The Nursing Assistant just finished cares on a patient and did hand hygiene with ABHR. The Physical Therapist just arrived and is in a hurry to get started-she forgets to do hand hygiene. It is okay that the Nurse Assistant says nothing and gets on her way to the next Home Care patient.

What is: FALSE- In the moment remind any coworker and/or patient/family member to do hand hygiene. 

It's okay to use a code word: "SNAP"=Sanitize Now And Prevent. Sounds like "Oh SNAP, remember to do hand hygiene" or "Can I SNAP chat you right now?"

400

T/F: MSSA is methicillin susceptible staph aureus meaning it is susceptible to antibiotics effective against it=no precautions necessary.

What is: True

400

Three symptoms(out of five) suggestive of active pulmonary TB. 

What are: fever, night sweats, weight loss, cough lasting more than 2 weeks, hemoptysis, chest pain, anorexia, malaise

500

All CCH employees have this as a condition of employment to reduce spread and risk of contracting measles.

What is: Proof of immunity; either proof of 2 immunizations or IGg titers.

500

Names of two multi drug resistant organisms that are placed in the FYI flag.


If a patient has Clostridium Difficile, how do you decontaminate your hands?


What is: MRSA, ESBL, VRE, CRE,


What is: You must use soap and water, NOT alcohol hand sanitizer

500

Name 3 of the 5 moments when hand washing is appropriate.

What are before and after touching the patient, after touching patient surroundings/equipment, after body fluid exposure risk, before a clean/aseptic procedure(i.e. drawing up meds)

500

These antibiotic resistant bacteria are ones that FYI flags cannot be removed. Name three.

What are : ESBL, CRE, VRE, VISA/VRSA, KPC

Extended spectrum beta lactamase, carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae, vancomycin resistant enterococci, vancomycin intermediate-resistant s. aureus, vancomycin resistant s. aureus, Klebsiella pneumonia carbapenemase resistant bacteria

500

Having three negative results of these lab tests, is recommended before discontinuing respiratory isolation, i.e. use of personal respiratory protection.

hint: I could spew the answer if that would help.


What is: three sputum smears. 

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