PPE
Infectious Diseases
Transmission-Based Precautions
Statistics
100

True or False: Hand hygiene is required before putting on clean gloves

What is True

100

This bacterial infection causes severe, watery diarrhea

What is Clostridioides difficile (C. diff.)

100

The minimum PPE you must wear when entering a patient room with contact precautions

What is Gown and gloves

100

True or False: The average rate of hospital-acquired C.diff at HSN is higher than the provincial average.

What is True

200

The correct order for donning full PPE starts with this item

What is Gown

200

This viral infection is commonly prevented by vaccination and requires droplet precautions in hospitals

What is Influenza

200

The minimum PPE you must wear when entering a patient room with droplet precautions

What is Gown, gloves, mask, eye protection.

200

True or False: The rate for best practice hand hygiene prior to patient contact is higher than after patient contact.

What is False

300

When doffing full PPE, this item should always be taken off last

What is Mask

300

This infection, caused by a bacteria resistant to many antibiotics, is a common concern in hospitals and requires contact precautions

What is Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)

300

A tuberculosis patient is not actively coughing. Which transmission-based precaution does this patient require?

What is Airborne

300

The cost of surgical site infections.

What is $10,000 - $25,000

400

The correct order for doffing full PPE

What is Gloves → gown → goggles/face shield → mask/respirator.

400

These are the three common healthcare-associated infections mentioned in the workshop.

what is Central-Line-Associated Bloodstream Infections, Catheter-Associated UTIs, and Surgical Site Infections.

400

A patient has aerosol-generating procedure precautions, what additional precautions must be taken beyond standard and contact precautions?

Airborne precautions with N95 respirator, gown, gloves, and eye protection

400

The cost of catheter-associated UTIs per admission.

What is $800

500

The PPE needed to suction the tracheostomy of a patient with known MRSA

What is Gown, gloves, mask, and eye protection.

500

This highly transmissible disease is characterized by high fever and splotchy rash, and requires airborne protection precautions

What is Measles

500

A patient with suspected tuberculosis is admitted. Besides wearing an N95 respirator, staff must take this additional room precaution to prevent airborne transmission.

What is Negative pressure room

500

The cost of central-line-associated bloodstream infections per year?

What is $21 billion

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