Hand Hygiene
Infection
Precautions
Bugs
Education
100

Your body has its own defense against germs and will fight off any pathogens they think will harm your body, what are these army men called?

White blood cells

100

What are three types of infection?

 Viral, Bacterial, Respiratory

100

ALL residents need to do this before they eat

Clean their hands

100

What are the three super bugs?

MRSA, VRE, C-Diff

100

After 48 to 72 hours what test should be read?

Is when a TB test should be read

200

True or False? Washing your hands thoroughly prevents against the spread of germs?

True

200

What is RSV?

Respiratory syncytial virus which is a common respiratory virus that can infect the lungs, nose and throat.

200

True or False? Gloves are a substitute for hand hygiene, and you do not need to decontaminate your hands after wearing gloves?

False

200

What is a super bug?

A pathogen that has evolved to resist most antibiotics and other medications. 

 

200

The organization that gives guidelines for controlling disease

What is the CDC

300

What should you do to your fingernails regularly?

Trim them

300

What are some places where germs live?

Your eyes, nose, and mouth.

300

Coughing, sneezing, or talking could cause exposure to an infectious agent and is known as this mode of transmission:

Droplet or airborne

300

It describes the way an infection is spread

What is the chain of infection

300

When are three times you should wash your hands?

Before eating/preparing food, after going to the bathroom, coming in from outside, after touching animals, etc.

400

Which method of Hand Hygiene should be used when hands are visibly soiled?

Soap and water

400

 The person who is likely to catch and infection

What is a susceptible host

400

This type of precaution requires the use of a private room, gloves, and gown:

Contact precautions

400

What is fomite?

Objects or materials which are likely to carry infection, such as clothes, utensils, and furniture.

400

Name two ways your body keeps out germs. *Double point bonus if you can name four*

Skin, boogers/mucus filter germs/dust, sneeze, cough, all germs move out from body not in (ear wax, mucus, etc.).

500

How many seconds do you wash your hands or do hand hygiene?

20 seconds

500

In your facility, who's responsible for preventing and controlling infections?  

You (everyone)

500

How does wearing a face mask help prevent the spread of infection?

It helps contain respiratory droplets from the wearer, reducing the risk of transmission to others.

500

What is an illness contracted in a healthcare facility

Nosocomial (Healthcare associated infection)

500

True or False As soon as you catch a virus you feel sick immediately.

False, there is an "incubation" time when the germs multiply before they begin to take over.

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