AIRBORN PRECAUTIONS
CONTACT PRECAUTIONS
DROPLET PRECAUTIONS
TRANSMISSION - Based Precaution
Healthy habits:
100
AIRBORNE PRECAUTIONS are used to prevent the spread of what?

PATHOGENS

100

This type of contact occurs when an infection spreads through touching an infected person directly

direct contact

100

These infections can spread when a person does this, releasing respiratory droplets into the air

coughing, sneezing, talking, laughing, or singing

100

When ordered is Transmission - Based Precaution used in addition to Standard Precaution?

Yes

100

The no. 1 thing every healthcare provider should be doing regularly.

hand washing

200
what are pathogens carried by?

MOISTURE, AIR, AND DUST

200

These two infections are examples of conditions that may require contact precautions

 C. diff and pink eye?

200

This common respiratory infection is an example of one that requires droplet precautions

influenza

200

True or False: A MA shouldn't use Transmission - Based Precautions with any patient who has a suspected infectious disease.

False

200

Must be handled with the utmost care 

specimens

300

What disease is this an example of

tuberculosis

300

Healthcare workers should wear these when caring for a patient who requires contact precautions

gloves and a gown

300

Droplets from an infected person typically travel this distance or less

6 feet

300

True or False: Should a patient that has an infectious disease be moved to an examination room ASAP.

True

300

The name for precautions taken for certain patients alongside standard precautions 

 transmission based precautions

400

Where would patients with a known airborne infection be placed in?

Airborne infection isolation room 

400

Besides touching the patient, infection can spread through contact with these contaminated items or surfaces

objects or areas contaminated with infectious material

400

 Healthcare workers should wear this when providing care to a patient requiring droplet precautions

face mask

400

True or False: By following these precautions it promotes the safety of staff members and patients.

True

400

what is another term for putting on and removing PPE

donning and doffing

500

What kind of special masks should you wear when dealing with airborne infections

A N95 or HEPA respirator 
500

A patient requiring these precautions may be placed in this setting to help prevent the spread of infection

patient isolation

500

To reduce the spread of infection, patients on droplet precautions should wear this and have this limited within the facility

a mask, and what is their movement

500

What is Transmission - Based Precaution?

A guideline that is used when someone is infected with a certain infectious disease.

500

Where sharps must be disposed of

 a puncture proof container

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