Infection Prevention
Infection Prevention Skills
Infection Control Methods
Patient Environments
Specialties
100

Practices that stop the spread of infection before it starts

Infection Prevention

100

Gown, mask and goggles, then gloves

Correct order to don PPE

100

Wearing gloves breaks which chain of infection link

Portal of entry — gloves prevent pathogens from entering the body

100

PCT action when call light is out of reach

Place it within the patient's reach immediately

100

A patient with a broken hip would be admitted to what hospital unit?

Orthopedic 

200

Proper hand hygiene

Most important infection prevention action for a PCT

200

Gloves, gown, then goggles and mask

Correct order to doff PPE

200

A link NOT in the chain of infection

Medical Treatment

200

Which way pillows should face

With the open end facing away from the door

200

A patient undergoing chemotherapy would be admitted to what specialty?

Oncology 

300

Destroying all microorganisms including spores

Sterilization definition

300

With a tissue or into the elbow or upper sleeve

How to cover mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing

300

Why disposable equipment is used

To prevent the spread of infection between patients

300

Impaired judgment, mood changes, and weakened immunity

Problems from lack of sleep

300

A newborn with medical complications would be admitted to what hospital specialty?

NICU - Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

400

Reducing pathogens to a safe level but not eliminating all spores

Disinfection definition

400

Best way to prevent spread of MDROs

Consistent and proper hand hygiene

400

Using gloves and a gown when in contact with the patient or their environment

Contact Transmission-Based Precaution

400

Equipment used during in-house patient transfer

A wheelchair or stretcher or gurney

400

A patient recovering from a heart attack would be admitted to what hospital specialty

Cardiac or Cardiology Unit

500

All patients at all times

Standard Precautions 

500

When hands are visibly soiled with dirt or body fluids

When alcohol-based hand rubs should NOT be used

500

Hand hygiene, gloves, and other PPE as needed for all patient care

Standard Precautions description

500

PCT guideline during admission

Introduce yourself and orient the patient to the room and call light

500

Ways to promote patient comfort and / or sleep no matter what unit in which they are receiving care

Reduce noise, dim lights, and minimize unnecessary interruptions at night