Infection Control
PPE
BBP
Ethics
History
100

This method of destroying microorganisms involves using strong chemicals like bleach

What is disinfection?

100

The word donning means... 

What is put on?

100

True or False: Bloodborne pathogens can spread through casual contact like shaking hands

What is False?

100

This term refers to the moral principles that govern a person's behavior in healthcare.

What are ethics?

100

In ancient times, people believed that disease was caused by these supernatural entities.

What are demons and evil spirits?

200

This is the first link in the chain of infection that refers to microorganisms capable of causing disease.

What is infectious agent?

200

When donning PPE, the first piece of equipment you should put on is this.

What is gloves?

200

The practice of treating all blood and body fluids as if they contain bloodborne pathogens is known as this

What is Universal Precaution?

200

These are the system of rules recognized by a community that regulate actions and can be enforced with penalties.

What are laws?

200

Known as the Father of Medicine, this individual took careful notes of signs and symptoms of diseases.

Who is Hippocrates?

300

After handling bodily fluids, this practice is essential to prevent infections.

What is hand hygiene? 

300

If your hands become visibly contaminated during PPE removal, you should do this before continuing.

What is wash your hands?

300

puncture with a contaminated object, non-intact skin, or mucous membranes

What is an exposure incident?

300

A famous quote from Hippocrates emphasizes this principle in medicine: "First, do no harm."

What is non-maleficence?

300

This disease was a worldwide epidemic during the Middle Ages that killed three-quarters of Europe's population.

What is the black plague?

400

Breaking this link in the chain of infection can prevent pathogens from leaving the body.

What is portal of exit?

400

This type of PPE is designed to protect the respiratory tract from airborne infectious agents.

What is a respirator?

400

This virus attacks the immune system and can lead to AIDS if untreated.

What is HIV

400

This act provides individuals with the right to access their medical records and receive copies upon request.

What is HIPAA

400

The invention of this tool in 1666 marked a significant advancement in understanding diseases.

What is the microscope?

500

This governing agency oversees safety in the workplace, including healthcare settings.

What is OSHA?

500

Name the 3 factors one should consider when selecting PPE

What is anticipated exposure, durability and appropriateness, and fit?

500

These pathogens can be transmitted through contact with infected blood or other bodily fluids.

What are BBPs

500

This term refers to when a healthcare professional fails to properly execute their duty to a patient

What is Malpractice

500

In the middle ages, Rhazes created suture material from this.

What is animal guts?