THE BASICS
PPE
POLICY
CONTAMINATION
MISC
100

What is the single most effective way to prevent the spread of diseases

What is handwashing

100

What does PPE stand for?

What is Personal Protective Equipment

100

Name 1 of the three ways to protect yourself from bloodborne pathogens

What is frequent hand hygiene, wearing PPE and sharps safety

100

Who should use Standard Precautions

Who is EVERYONE

100

Where is the sharps container located

What is in the nurse's office or in the resident's room (diabetics only).

200
What is the length of time you should wash your hands?
What is at least 20 seconds
200
Name 4 types of PPE
What is gloves, goggles/shields, mask and gowns
200

Who is responsible for cleaning up after giving patient care in the patient's home

Who is the Hospice employee

200

Name 3 of the 5 practices that are included in Standard Precautions

What is: Hand washing, Use of PPE, Cough Etiquette, Sharps Safety, Environmental cleaning

200

List two items that are put into a sharps container

What is Needles, Syringes, Lancets, used glucose strips, broken pieces of glass, any sharp object that has been contaminated with blood

300

When do you complete hand hygiene? List at least 4 circumstances

before touching a patient

after performing tasks that involve risk of exposure to body fluids

before and after wearing gloves

after any activity involving physical contact with a patient's immedicate environment

after every third use of hand sanitizer

300

Which mask do you wear when taking care of a patient with confirmed COVID or if you suspect COVID

What is N95

300

Where is the Ecumen Meadow's exposure control plan book located?

What is the nurse's office

300

Where should contaminated material be disposed of properly and where is it located?

What is in the biohazardous waste container and it is located in the north laundry room

300

3 Risk factors for getting an infection

What are: Age, Immunodificiency, Poor Nutrition, Multiple chronic Diseases, Cognitive Impairment,

400

How long should you rub hands after applying hand sanitizer?

What is rubbing the gel over all surfaces of your hands and fingers until your hands are dry. 

400

According to the HOH Infection control policy what does staff need to utilize when caring for COVID-19 patients

PPE- N95, goggles/faceshield, gown, gloves, hair and shoe covers

400

What form is required to be filled out if an HOH employee has sign/symptoms of an infection.

What is the "Employee Report of Infections /Communicable Disease form

400

Proper Cough Etiquette

What is Cover mouth with tissue when coughing or sneezing, If tissue not available cough or sneeze into your upper sleeve. Perform hand hygiene 

400

The Chain of Infection has 6 links, Name three of them

What is: Infectious Agent-type of Germ

Reservoir-Where Germs live

Portal of Exit-How Germs get out

Mode of Transmission-How Germs get around

Portal of Entry-How Germs get in

Susceptible Host-The next sick person

500

After a soiled surface or equipment has been wiped down, what should you allow for that area to do?

What is allow that area to air dry. 

500

DAILY DOUBLE

How often should a patient be screened for COVID-19

What is every visit
500

List the correct order of sequence you need to complete once you have become exposed to a bloodborne pathogen or other transmissible agent

What is wash the affected area with soap and water immediately, notify RN on duty or on-call, fill out proper paperwork per nurse's recommendations.

500

DAILY DOUBLE

How often should the N-95 respirator mask be changed

What is after each patient
500

List 2 ways to break the Chain of Infection

What is Hand Hygiene and Environmental cleaning

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