True or False
Hand Hygiene
**DISINFECTION
EXAMPLES
MISCELLANEOUS
100

Home hand sanitizers are just as effective as those supplied for clinical use. 

FALSE 

Higher alcohol content and are the only ABHR that should be used for hand hygiene in clinic

100

Two acceptable methods of hand hygiene 

1) ABHR

2) Washing with soap and water 


100

**When do you disinfect an exam room? 

Between every patient

100

Equipment a Doctor may need to disinfecting between patients

stethoscope

100

Who is required to do hand hygiene in the clinic to prevent the spread of an infectious agent? 

EVERYONE 

200

Alcohol hand rubs for hand hygiene are effective against C. difficile spores

FALSE

200

After washing your hands, and before turning the water off on the faucet, the person washing their hands should do what step?

What is obtain a paper towel or other barrier before touching the faucet.

200

**Length of required contact time

 3 minutes

200

Portable exam equipment that may need disinfecting between patients

Silver procedure table

Vitals machine

Otoscope / Ophthalmoscope

Procedure light

200

When cleaning environments or equipment when is cleaning AND disinfection is required

What is visibly soiled

300

 Gloves must be worn for all the following activities:

a. For invasive procedures

b. Handling phlebotomy blood tubes 

c. Contact with non-intact skin and mucous membranes

d. Risk of exposure of exposure to blood, body fluids or secretions

e. Handling sharp or contaminated instruments

True

300

The preferred method of hand hygiene 

ABHR

300

Who determines the amount of contact time required?

What is: the manufacturer

300

Equipment that requires Sanitization between uses

Resuable sterile instruments

300
The culprit on hands that is removed or eliminated with hand hygiene

what is an infectious agent or microorganisms

400

Hand hygiene is the second most effective way to prevent the spread of an infectious agent. 

FALSE it is the first

400

What is one way to break the chain of transmission?

(3 examples in answer)

Hand washing, immunization, and cleaning your surroundings/environment

400

Define Contact time

What is: the time that the disinfectant needs to stay wet on a surface in order to ensure efficacy. 


400

One example that can negatively impact maintaining healthy hands

Soap

Cold weather

Eczema/Rashes

400

The 4 moments of hand hygiene

1) BEFORE contact with patient or their environment

2) BEFORE clean or aseptic procedures

3) AFTER contact with patient or their environment

4) AFTER body fluid exposure risk

500

Waving your hands is an acceptable way to facilitate drying ABHR quickly

FALSE

* rub the sanitizer in

500

Name the times when a healthcare worker should preform hand hygiene

  • before touching a patient,
  • before clean/aseptic procedures,
  • after body fluid exposure/risk,
  • after touching a patient, and.
  • after touching patient surroundings.
500

Two disinfectant products used for cleaning & disinfecting Helios exam rooms

Accel PREVention RTU - Wipes

Accel PREVention RTU spray

500

An unwell patient is an example of what link in the chain of infection?

Reservoir

500

There are six links in the CHAIN OF INFECTION. Name at least 4.

DOUBLE POINTS FOR ALL 6 IN ORDER

1) Infectious Agent   2) Reservoirs    3)Portal of Exit   4) Means of transmission    5) Portal of entry     6) Susceptible host

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