Soap Use
What are the two diseases that require enteric precautions and soap/water?
What is C. Diff and C. Auris?
When is ABHR appropriate?
What is when hands are not visibly soiled and no diarrheal disease is suspected?
What are four instances where hand hygiene must be performed regardless of patient contact?
What is when working with medical equipment, touching environmental surfaces in the room, entering and exiting the room?
At the beginning of the day, when is the first time you should perform hand hygiene?
What is at the start of the shift?
True or False: Gloves modify hand hygiene indications and occasionally can replace the need for hand hygiene practice
What is False? Hand hygiene should be performed as if your hands did not have gloves.
With any diarrheal disease, regardless of isolation, how long should you wash your hands with soap and water?
What is 20 seconds?
What are the three acceptable forms of ABHR?
What is liquid, gel, or foam?
What are three examples of body fluid exposure risk?
Emptying a foley, fluids/excretions, peri/foley care, bathing, mucous membranes, non-intact skin, wound dressings (even if gloves are worn).
These two bodily functions should be done into the elbow, but do require hand hygiene afterwards
What is after sneezing or coughing?
Three indications for glove use
What must you do prior to eating per policy?
What is wash your hands with soap and water?
What are the two moments of hand hygiene that are used most often with ABHR?
What is entering and exiting a patient room?
What is 1/4 inch beyond fingertip?
When working from a contaminated body site to a clean body site, what should occur?
What is doffing gloves, performing hand hygiene, donning new gloves?
Primary indication to change gloves in patient care
What is when moving from a dirty/contaminated site or equipment to a clean site or equipment?
Much like restaurants, what must you do before leaving the restroom and for how long?
What is wash your hands with soap and water?
The approximate amount of time it takes for ABHR to dry
What is 15 seconds?
The only acceptable overlay for nails
What is regular nail polish that is glitter free and not damaged?
What are the two opportunities around gloving
what is before donning and what is after doffing?
What should you do if the integrity of the glove is compromised?
What is remove the gloves and perform hand hygiene?
Hands are required to be washed with soap and water in these five instances regardless of gloves or isolation status
What is when hands are visibly soiled, when contact with blood and body fluids, after caring for anyone with diarrhea, before eating, after the restroom?
Which company are hand hygiene, and ABHR guidelines based on?
What is the World Health Organization?
Why are non hospital approved lotions discouraged?
What is they may react with sanitizer or latex?
Name the five moments of hand hygiene
What is before touching a patient, before a clean/aseptic procedure, after body fluid exposure risk, after touching a patient, after touching a patient's surroundings?
If double gloving is practiced, what is the process for doffing the gloves?
What is remove both sets of gloves and perform hand hygiene between tasks or at the completion of patient care?