Why HH?
How HH?
Details of HH
100

____  out of every 31 patients has a healthcare-associated infection

1


100

Name 4 methods used to perform hand washing

1. Alcohol-based hand rub–Rubbing hands with an alcohol-containing hand hygiene product 

2. Handwashing–Washing hands with plain soap and water 

3. Antiseptic hand wash–Washing hands with water and soap or other detergents containing an antiseptic agent 

4. Surgical hand hygiene/antisepsis–Handwashing with antiseptic soap or using an alcohol-based hand rub before providing surgery 

100

Rub hands together with soap for at least __ seconds

15

200

missed opportunities for hand hygiene can be as high as ____%

50%

200

Use ________ prior to performing surgery

Anti-septic OR alcohol based hand rub

200

C.difficile is not killed by this method of hand hygiene

alcohol based hand sanitizer

300

It is important to use hand hygiene after touching patient care surfaces and at exit, even if you only touched _________ surfaces

environmental

300

What is the least effective hand hygiene method?

Soap

300

If the proper amount of alcohol based rubs is used, hands should stay wet for at least __ seconds

20

400

Name two critical sites with high infectious risk to the patient

IV

Catheter

400

Name 4 benefits of alcohol based hand rubs?

Requires less time 

More effective than washing with soap and water 

More accessible than sinks 

Reduces bacterial counts on hands 

Improves skin condition


400

Multi-drug resistant organisms are easily transmitted by _____

hands

500

Name 5 moments a care provider should wash their hands

1. Before touching a patient 

2.Before providing a clean/aseptic procedure 

3.After direct contact with body fluid 

4.After touching a patient 

5.After touching surfaces around a patient

500

Select an alcohol-based hand rub that is between ___% and ___% alcohol

65% and 90%

500

Which organization identified the "5 Moments of Hand Hygiene"?

WHO