Control The Bug
Hand Hygiene
Rub-A-Dub-Dub
Infection Control
True or False
100

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

What is hand hygiene 

100

How many people in the United States do not wash their hands?

1 in 5

100
This practice is the first line of defense against the spread of disease and illness.
What is handwashing?
100

A patient infected with C. Diff should be placed in what type of isolation?

Contact Plus

100
Handhashing is everyone's responsibility?
What is TRUE?
200

A pathogen that does not respond to alcohol-based gel

What is Clostridium Difficile

200

When should you change your gloves

What is 

1. when dirty or torn

2. before starting a new or different task

3. After touching your hair or face?

200
You should lather your hands for this long when handwashing.
What is at least 20 seconds?
200

The major cause of hospital acquired infections?

Hand Transmission

200

What are the areas of the body where germs can enter?

Eyes, Nose and Mouth

May include open skin or wounds

300

These items should not be worn while working with patients

What is jewelry or watches or artificial nails?

300

True or False: Directly and Indirectly are two ways pathogens are transmitted in the hospital?

What is True?

300

How should you use hand sanitizer?

What is all over your hands, in between your gingers and under your nails

300

What helps protect someone against viruses?

What is vaccines

300

What is the best way to sneeze?

Into your elbow covering your nose and mouth

400

Person to Person transmission is a form of what type of transmission?

What is Direct Transmission
400
Should be the cleanest part of your body.
What is your hands?
400
Never use these in place of handwashing.
What is gloves?
400

What song should you sing while washing your hands?

Happy Birthday or ABCs?

400

If you wash your hands you don't need to wear gloves? True or False

False, Gloves act as a barrier between yourself and pathogens


500

Name 3 moments for hand hygiene

What is

1. Before Touching a patient

2. Before procedure

3. After body fluid exposure

4. After touching a patient

5. After touching patient surroundings

500

Contact with infected surfaces is a form of what type of transmission?

What is Indirect Transmission

500
This may be used to prevent the spread of germs when soap & water are not available.
What is hand sanitizer?
500

A microbial organism with the ability to cause disease

What is an infectious agent

500

What are two places that are often forgotten about during hand washing?

In between your finger and under your nails