Infection
Prevention
Safety and
Waste
General and
Specialty
Patient
Experience
100

Door knobs, light switches, call button, keyboard mouse and scanner

What are frequently touched surfaces?

100

This federal law prevents the oversharing or misuse of patient information.

What is HIPAA?

(The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996)

100

CDC recommends cleaning all from Cleanest to Dirtiest to reduce the risk of spreading infection. This is the most contaminated furniture piece in the room and as such should be cleaned last prior to cleaning the bathroom.

What is the bed?

100

This acronym is used to communicate with patients

What is AIDET?

200

three minutes

What is the dwell time for Virex Plus?

200

Biohazard bags are tied in this manner

What is goose neck? 

200

PPE required when dispensing chemicals, high dusting above shoulder height, cleaning certain types of isolation rooms

What is eye protection?

200

Patients receive HCAHPS surveys this long after discharge.    

What is 48 hours to 6 weeks?

300

4 steps of cleaning

What is Clean to Dirty, Top to Bottom, Clockwise or Counter-clockwise and Unidirectional Wiping.  

300

Rescue, alarm, confine and evacuate 

What is the acronym RACE?

300

Cleaning this area requires dedicated equipment, wearing hospital-laundered scrubs, and terminal cleaning logs.

What are operating rooms?

300

The acronym LAST stands for this.

What is Listen, Acknowledge, Solve and Thank?

400

This isolation precaution requires washing with soap and water.

What is Contact Enteric Isolation?

400

Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep

What is the acronym RACE?

400

The acronym HAI stands for this

What is Healthcare Associated Infection?

400

The best practice rule recommends smiling within a certain distance of someone, and verbally acknowledging them within another distance.   

What is the 5 foot/ 10 foot rule?

500

SDS for Virex Plus location

What is the manager's office?

500

•Bed linen/ soiled bags

•Trash bags, biohazard bags, overfilled sharps boxes

•ER trauma bays, ICU, surgical suites, rapid response locations

What are some common needle bloodborne pathogen danger zones?

500

This is approximately the number of pieces/components to disassemble, disinfect and reassemble when processing a NICU isolette.

What is 60?

500

The acronym HCAHPS stands for this.  

What is the Hospital Consumer Assessment for Healthcare Providers and Systems?

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