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Hand Hygiene
Outbreak Management
Environmental Services
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Routine Practices and Additional Precautions
100
Before Patient/patient environment contact, Before aseptic technique, After blood and bodily fluid exposure, and after patient/patient environment contact
What is the four moments for hand hygiene?
100
These two illnenesses represent the main types of outbreaks in acute and long term care facilities
What is Respiratory and GI outbreaks.
100
Once daily is required in patient/resident rooms
What is routine cleaning
100
you wear these when there is blood or bodily fluid
What is gloves
100
According to routine practices, staff must do this before every interaction with a patient or resident
What is perform a point of care risk assessment
200
This product is the "gold standard" for hand hygiene
What is alcohol based hand rub (ABHR)
200
This respiratory illness is preventable with an annual vaccine.
What is influenza?
200
these items are referred to as high touch surfaces (name at least two)
What are door knobs, door frame, call bells, light switches, sink taps, computer key boards, telephones, remote controls, bed controls, overbed table, soap dispenser, ABHR dispenser.
200
This item protects you mouth and eyes from droplets
What is mask with eye protection
200
Persons know to have MRSA infection in a draining wound need to be on this precaution
What is contact precautions
300
This should take 40 to 60 seconds to complete
What is hand washing with soap and water
300
In this type of outbreak, food from outside the facility is a no no.
What is GI
300
These are not to be used on more than one bed space
What is cleaning cloth
300
You use this item for airborne precautions
What is fit tested N95 respirator.
300
When there is a cohort (two infectious persons in the same room at the same time) routine practices states you must clean the room at least this often.
What is twice a day.
400
This should not be worn when completing hand hygiene
What is rings, watches, bracelets?
400
This is the specimen you collect if you think someone has a respiratory virus
What is a nasopharyngeal swab (NP).
400
Removing everything from the bedspace including supplies, bed linens, garbage, then cleaning the space is known as this type of cleaning
What is discharge cleaning.
400
This is the sequence you should follow when putting on PPE (also known as donning)
What is clean your hands, don gown, then mask, then eye-shield protection, and gloves last.
400
According to public health agency's routine practices, equipment in health care must be dedicated to the person, or this must occur.
What is clean between use on different people.
500
Natural nails are best and should be no longer than this.
What is 1/4 of an inch.
500
A six foot spacial separation with the curtain drawn allows for this.
What is isolation in a muti-bed room (ei, 4 bed ward or semi-private).
500
This is the process for cleaning a bed space.
What is high to low, clean to dirty
500
This is the sequence you should follow when taking off PPE (also known as doffing)
What is remove gloves, then gown, perform hand hygiene, remove eye protection, then mask, and perform hand hygiene.
500
To prevent cross contamination and work place injury, laundry bags must be only this full.
What is 3/4 full.