Environmental Health
Protective Equipment
Workers Rights & Responsibilities
Hand Hygiene
100

what are some common examples of physical hazards in the workplace?

Slippery floors, biohazard spills

100

What piece of PPE is used the most often in healthcare?

gloves

100

 True or false, nurses are legally required a 30-minute break when working greater than 5 hours?

True

100

True or false, wearing gloves eliminates the need for hand hygiene?

False

200

What are some examples of biological hazards?

Blood, bodily fluid, airborne pathogens

200

What should you do if you suffer a needle stick injury?

Report to your clinical instructor and follow proper guidelines as per public health

200

Can nurses refuse work?

Yes, when unsafe and puts them at risk

200

when hands aren’t visibly soiled is it preferred to use hand sanitizer or antibacterial soap?

Hand Sanitizer

300

What are some examples of chemical hazards?

Cleaning chemicals, medications

300

What is the purpose of PPE?

Protect patients’ visitors, nurses and doctors from infectious diseases

300

Which body part is most injured by nurses at work?

Back

300

When do you perform hand hygiene?

Before and after contact with the patient or anything contaminated

400

What should you do if you come across any of these hazards during clinical?

Report to the clinical instructor, and follow proper protocol as per the facility

400

what piece of PPE protects us against airborne particles?

N95 mask

400

What is the term used to describe a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by prolonged or excessive stress?

Burnout

400

what percentage of alcohol is the minimum in hand sanitizer found in healthcare settings?

60%