Standard Precautions
Transmission Based Precautions
Hand Hygiene
The Basics
Things I can't un-see
100
This includes a group of infection prevention practices that apply to all patients, regardless of suspected or confirmed infection status, in any setting in which healthcare is delivered
What is Standard Precautions
100
When you see this sign outside a patient room, the correct PPE to wear (don) is
What is a procedure mask
100
This is the number one way to prevent the spread of infections.
What is Hand Hygiene
100
True or False:
The infection prevention team is here to support you and help you and our patients stay healthy. We love hearing from caregivers and providing resources to make safe choices.
What is True
Call us anytime
Ext 2441
100
This item has more germs than a toilet seat.
What is your cell phone
200
True of false: Another way to think about standard precautions is: "If it's wet, warm, and not yours, put a barrier (i.e. a mask, PPE) between you and it."
True
200
When you see this sign outside a patient room, the correct PPE to wear (don) is
What are gown and gloves
200
The length of time you must clean your hands
What is 20 seconds
200
This is the type of nails we love to see on health care professionals.
What are natural nails
200
True or False:
A sneeze only has droplets
What is False.
300
This is a good practice everyone can do with high touch surfaces to break the chain of infection
What is cleaning
300
When you see this sign outside a patient room, the correct PPE to wear (don) is
What is gown, gloves and performing hand hygiene with soap and water.
300
This action is required after exiting a patient's room with a known or suspected infectious diarrhea.
What is washing hands with soap and water?
300
The people responsible for infection prevention.
Who is everyone
300
A sneeze can travel this far.
What is 26 feet?
400
True or False: The first thing we should do before interacting with a patient is a risk assessment.
What is True
400
When you see this sign outside a patient room, the correct PPE to wear (don) is
What is a N95 or PAPR
400
True or False: When wearing gloves, one does not need to perform hand hygiene. This is part of standard precautions.
What is: FALSE
Hand hygiene should always be done before and after wearing gloves.
400
These are the two methods of letting fellow caregivers know a patient has something transmissible (a condition they can share if appropriate steps are not taken)
What is placing an isolation sign at the door and flagging the chart
400
True or False: There are more human cells than bacteria cells in and on the body?
What is False.
500
Using a tissue when you cough/sneeze, washing your hands afterward, wearing a mask with respiratory symptoms are all part of this important Infection prevention concept
What is Respiratory Etiquette
500
When you see this sign outside a patient room, the correct PPE to wear (don) is
What is eye protection, gown, gloves and N95/PAPR
500
This action is required when your hands are visibly dirty, before eating, and after using the restroom.
What is washing your hands with soap and water. (NOT alcohol-based hand sanitizer)
500
_____________ and ___________ directly corelate to infections caused by devices such as foley catheters and central lines.
What is utilization and duration
500
True or False: The CDC updated isolation guidance for Noroviruses to include wearing a mask in areas that are heavily contaminated with fecal or vomitus matter.
What is True