Standard Precautions
PPE
Routes of Transmission
Chain of Infection
100

What is the most common way to remove germs and bacteria from our hands?

washing our hands

100

what does ppe stand for

personal protective equipment

100

What kind of disease passes the pathogen from one person to the next person?

contagious

100

This link in the chain of infection is the disease-causing agent.

causative agent or pathogen

200

Would this person pass the hand washing competency?

turned on sink

washed hands with soap for 3 minutes

used hands to push paper towel dispenser

dried hands

touch door handle on the way out

no

200

which PPE covers the face with a clear screen?

face shield

200

What kind of disease can be transmitted to surfaces, the environment, and eventually to other hosts?

communicable

200

where the pathogen lives

reservoir

300

what 3 areas needed more focus when handwashing?

cuticles/ nails

knuckles

wrists

300

which PPE goes over the clothing?

gown

300

What kind of transmission passes the pathogen through small particles released into the air or onto surfaces?

droplet transmission

300

the possible population that can be infected by the pathogen

susceptible host

400

when should you wash your hands when interacting with patients?

before and after treatment

400

which ppe would be used to prevent breathing in a pathogen?

respirator

400

What kind of transmission would be caused by consuming the pathogen?

food or water borne

400

the way the pathogen can enter the body

portal of entry

500

would this person pass the handwashing competency?

open the faucet

use 2 pumps of soap

wash hands for 3 minutes

tip hands above elbows

use elbow for paper towel

no

500

which ppe would be used when working with a COVID patient?

respirator, face shield, gown, gloves
500

What kind of transmission would be how allergies are spread? 

airborne

500

the way the pathogen is spread from one host to another or a reservoir

mode of transmission