Infection Prevention Basics
PPE Please
Bad Bugs
What's the wound class?
Regulatory is here!
100

One of the best ways to prevent the spread of infection is by practicing good _______ ________

Hand Hygiene

100

Prevention of blood borne pathogen exposure is key. PPE in the OR should include: Hair covering, masks, shoe coverings, gowns, masks and _________.

Eye Protection

100

What does SSI stand for?

Surgical Site Infection

100

An upper GI procedure would be an example of which wound class?

Class II

100

The Joint Commission's "Correct Site Surgery Toolkit"includes patient participation, identifying the patient, marking the site and time out. All of these are a part of the broader term _______ ________.

Universal Protocol

200

We treat all patients as if they could be potentially infectious, this is called _________ Precautions

Standard

200

HIV, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C are all examples of ______ _______ _________

Blood Borne Pathogens

200

By placing the foley catheter below the level of the bladder, the OR nurse is preventing which type of nosocomial infection?

Catheter associated UTI or CAUTI

200

Purulent drainage would indicate the wound contained, was forming, or draining this. 

PUS

200

This federal service administers the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS)

300

The three principle elements of an infection are a reservoir, a host, and ________.

Method of Transmission

300

There is one common Blood Borne Pathogen that has a vaccine, which one is it?

Hepatitis B

300

By ensuring the anesthesia provider maintains sterile technique while placing in a central line, the OR nurse is preventing which potential infection?

Central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSI)

300

A routine thyroidectomy with no complications would be an example of this wound class

Class I

300

Safe Surgery Saves Lives is critical to the care of our patients and lead to the creation of a surgical safety checklist. Who was this initiative launched by?

The World Health Organization (WHO)

400

If your patient has a confirmed case of varicella zoster, which isolation precautions should they have?

Airborne

400

Which government organization oversees occupational hazards?

OSHA

400

What does MDRO stand for?

Multidrug Resistant Organisms

400

If you were performing an I&D of an infected limb (Class IV), the nurse should anticipate which type of specimen?

Microbiology Culture

400

A sense of trust among team members, a proactive approach rather than reactive, dissemination of information to all levels of staff and a sincere commitment to affirming safety as a priority are all part of a ________ __ ________.

Culture of Safety

500

If your patient has a confirmed diagnosis of clostridium difficile, they should be on contact precaution and the room must be cleaned with ________. 

Bleach

500

Sharps injuries occur in the perioperative setting. After being stuck, what should you next action(s) be?

Complete an online exposure form, notify the manager, and report to employee health or the ER
500

Two of the most common MDROs are 

Methicillin- Resistant S. Aureus (MRSA) and _______ ________ __________.

Vancomycin Resistant enterococci (VRE)

500
If you were performing a craniectomy (Class I) procedure but then had a contamination of the sterile field, what would your wound class now be?

Class III (Contaminated)

500

Distractions, stress, fatigue, frustration, anger and boredom are all factors that play a significant role in ________ _________

Medical Errors