Exam Room Cleaning
Hand Hygiene
Medication and Immunization
Vital Signs & Pulse Oximetry
Specimen Collection and POCT
100

When should an exam room be cleaned?

After every patient.

100

When soap and water should be used instead of hand sanitizer.

When hands are visibly soiled

100

What is the difference between subcutaneous and intradermal injections?

Subcutaneous goes into the fat layer, intradermal is just under the skin.

100

What does SpO2 measure?

Oxygen saturation in the blood

100

What is the first step in specimen collection?

Verify patient identity and label container

200

What should be cleaned in an exam room?

All surfaces/equipment in the exam room.


200

Name 3 instances that you should use proper hand hygiene.

1. Before touching a patient

2. After body fluid exposure

3. After touching patient

200

Name the "6 Rights" of medication administration

Right patient

Right drug

Right dose

Right route

Right time

Right documentation

200

What is the normal adult blood pressure range?

120/80

200

What is a control solution used for?

To verify test accuracy

300

Product used to clean exam rooms

Grey top wipes/sani wipes

300

Why is hand hygiene so important?

Infection control and prevention

300

What is the purpose of a Vaccine Information Statement (VIS)?

To inform patients about vaccine benefits and risks

300

Name two factors that can affect pulse oximeter accuracy.

Nail polish

Poor circulation

300

Where should the specimen label be placed?

On the container, not the lid

400

Appropriate PPE to be used during exam room cleaning.

Gloves

400

True or False: Sharps containers are to be emptied when 2/3 full.

True

400

What does the Clinitek machine analyze?

Urine dipstick results

500

Importance of cleaning an exam room

Infection Control

500

Demonstrate how to give an IM injection in the Deltoid muscle.

Demonstrate/verbalize understanding.

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