True or False
Infection Prevention & Control
Safety
Miscellaneous
More Prevention
100

True or False?

When doffing PPEs, a healthcare worker should remove gloves first?

TRUE

100

What areas of the adult body should be swabbed for Multiple Drug Resistant Organisms ?

A. The nares, axilla, groin

B. The nares, axilla, perineum, open wound, previous positive site

C. The Nares, axilla, groin, open wound, previous positive site,

D. The Nares, axilla, perineum

B. The nares, axilla, perineum, open wound, previous positive site

100

How long should you wash your hands with soap and water?

20-30 seconds

100

To ensure patency of a fistula, you should always assess/auscultate for ______?

What is a thrill or bruit.

100

What is the single most effective way to help prevent the spread of infection?

Hand Hygiene

200

True or False?

Administration of culture-directed antibiotics is the most basic measure to prevent the spread of Multiple Drug Resistant Organisms among patients in healthcare settings.

False

Observing the five moments of hand hygiene

200

Which Personal Protective Equipment is necessary when caring for a patient with tuberculosis?

A. Gown and Gloves

B. Surgical Mask

C.Gown, Gloves, Mask

D. N95 Mask

 

D. N95 Mask

 

200

Name 2 ways infections can enter the body.

Nose, mouth, broken skin, eyes, other mucus membranes.

200

The total number of these determines how well the body is fighting invaders

What is WBC count

200

Name 2 major bloodborne pathogens

HIV 

AIDS

Hepatitis B

Hepatitis C

300

True or false?

Screen patients for hepatitis B and apply standard precautions is the most effective method a healthcare worker can use to prevent Hepatitis B infections?

False

Get vaccinated against hepatitis B


300

What personal protective equipment should be utilized when caring for a patient under droplet precautions?

A. N95 Mask

B.Surgical Mask

C. Gown, Mask, Gloves

D. Surgical Mask, face shield

 

D. Surgical Mask, face shield

 

300

A phlebotomist recaps a needle and accidentally sticks herself. What should she do next?

Wash the area with soap and water, seek medical attention immediately, report the incident and have blood taken for Hepatitis B & C, Human Immuno-Deficiency Virus with follow up and appropriate care

300

You should always _____ the patient before and after dialysis to determine fluid loss, and save pre-dialysis measurements for comparison.

What is weigh

300

These are microorganisms found in human blood that can cause infection and disease in humans

Bloodborne pathogens

400

True or False?

The following patients should be screened for multiple drug-resistant organisms? All previous hospitalization within six months, dialyzed patients every six months, before all cosmetic surgeries

TRUE

400

How often should continuous infusion set/line be changed?

every 72 hours

400

A phlebotomist forgot to properly don PPE before going into a patient's room who was on isolation for C.Diff. The phlebotomist washed his hands and donned gloves before and after drawing blood through venipuncture. Afterwards he gets called to collect blood from another patient down the hall. Again, he washes his hands and dons gloves to complete the blood draw. The patient was so grateful that the stick was painless and proficient and reached up to give the Phlebotomist a hug. The phlebotomist left the room with a huge smile, happy to have pleased the patient. A few days later that same patient began to have nausea and diarrhea and was later diagnosed with C.diff. What went wrong?

Hospital acquired infection caused by transmission due to lack of PPE

400

With AV fistulas and AV grafts, it is important for the nurse to monitor which main complications? A. Headache, nausea, fatigue. B. Dizziness, infection, clotting. C. Bleeding, infection, clotting. D. Bruising, nausea, fatigue.

What is C. Bleeding, infection, clotting

400

What is the only way someone can try to protect themselves from acquiring an STI?

Wearing a condom (male or female).

500

True or False?

Maintaining asepsis during catheter insertion can prevent catheter-associated urinary tract infection. 

True


500

Which of the following is the most appropriate method to use when collecting a wound swab?

A. Collect the sample after cleaning the wound with Bethadine solution

B. Collect from the area of the wound filled with purulent matter

C. Collect the sample after cleaning the wound with normal saline

D. Collect the swab before cleaning the wound.

C. Collect the sample after cleaning the wound with normal saline


 

500

Name the 5 moments of hand hygiene

  • Moment 1 - before touching a patient.
  • Moment 2 - before a procedure.
  • Moment 3 - after a procedure or body fluid exposure risk.
  • Moment 4 - after touching a patient.
  • Moment 5 - after touching a patient's surroundings.
500

A patient who is asymtomatic has a positive urine culture, what is the most appropriate treatment?

A. Administer treatment with a culture directed antibiotic

B. Treat the patient with broad spectrum antibiotics and repeat the urine culture in 3 days

C. Encourage the patient to increase fluid intake

D Repeat the urine culture

C. Encourage the patient to increase fluid intake

500

Describe 2 ways someone can become exposed to bloodborne pathogens

needlestick, mucous membrane contact, broken skin

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