Infection Prevention & Control
Infection Control
Safety
Infection Prevention
Bloodborne Pathogens
100

I have to take ____precautions with every patient to ensure safety. This means I treat everyone like their bodily fluids are infected, wash my hands and wear gloves.

Standard Precautions

100

My hands are visibly soilded can I used Hand Sanitizer?

no, if they are soiled you must use soap and water

100

True or False:

Using alcohol-based hand rubs, such as hand sanitizer to wash your hands is considered hand-hygiene

TRUE

100
This agency issues guidelines to protect and improve the health of individuals and communities.

CDC

100
What is the single most effective way to help prevent the spread of infection

Hand Hygiene

200

___means to put on PPE and ___means to take off PPE

Don and Doff

200

According to the CDC the leading cause of death among residents in nursing facilites is 

Infection

200

How long should you wash your hands with soap and water?

20 seconds

200
What can you do to keep yourself healthy outside of work name 2

-Get a good night's sleep

-Eat a well-balanced diet

-Exercise routinely

-Practice good personal hygiene including- showering daily, use deoderant, wear clean clothes, brush your teeth, 

200

Name 2 major bloodborne pathogens

HIV 

AIDS

Hepatitis B

Hepatitis C

300

Name three diseases that require Airborne precautions.

MTV: Measles, TB, Varicella 

300

When taking equipment or supplies from 1 resident room to the next you must

Disinfect/clean them

300

There has been a bloodspill what do you do and where do we keep the bloodspill kit

your location of the blood spill kit, follow the directions to clean up the blood.

300

what are the steps to do proper hand hygiene

turn on water to a luke warm temperature

apply soap and rub all the surfaces of the hands- getting between fingers, around nails, 2 inches above the wrist, holding finger tips down, for 20 seconds

rinse

use a clean paper towel to dry hands

discard paper towel and use a new clean paper towel to turn off the faucet

300

These are microorganisms found in human blood that can cause infection and disease in humans.

Bloodborne pathogens

400

Precaution/isolation for a client with Clostridium difficile infection?

Contact precautions

400

how should you hold linen, equipment, supplies and food 

Away from your clothing/body

400

Employers must have a _____ for every chemical used

Safety Data sheet

400

This agency makes rules to protect workers from hazards on the job

OSHA

400

A nurse accidentally sticks herself with a used needle. What should she do next?

Wash the area immediately for 2-3 minutes, report the exposure and follow accident investigation procedues, follow post exposure procedures in the bloodborne pathogen program


500

When are contact precautions used and what precautions need to be taken place?

When the patient is at risk of spreading an infection by direct contact with a person or object. The team member needs to wear gown, gloves and wash hands.

500

A client that just had varicella has what type of immunity?

Naturally acquired active immunity.

500

Name at least 5 different times you should wash your hands

Answers vary

500

How do I protect myself and others from Bloodborne Pathogens while at work name 3

Use Standard Precautions

Use Good Hand Hygiene

Use caution with Sharps

Properly dispose of potentially infectious waste

Properly use PPE

500

Describe 2 ways someone can become exposed to bloodborne pathogens

needlestick, mucous membrane contact, having nonintact skin