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Froggy Jumps HAI Types & Prevention QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge on healthcare-associated infections. por Quader Ahmed Jalili 1 Which is the most common HAI worldwide? a VAP b CAUTI c SSI 2 CAUTI stands for catheter-associated urinary tract ____? a Sepsis b Infection c Bacteriuria 3 What percentage of nosocomial infections are CAUTI? a About 20% b About 40% c About 60% 4 Most common CAUTI organism in short-term catheterized patients? a Pseudomonas b E. coli c S. aureus 5 CAUTI risk rises with what factor? a Patient age b Catheter material c Duration of catheterization 6 Which infection is second most common HAI after CAUTI? a CRBSI b VAP c SSI 7 VAP stands for ventilator-associated ____? a Pneumonia b Sepsis c Aspiration 8 VAP accounts for what percent of total HAIs? a 25–40% b 15–20% c 5–10% 9 Concrete VAP diagnostic score used? a SOFA b APACHE II c CPIS 10 CRBSI is linked to the presence of what device? a Ventilator b Urinary catheter c Central line 11 CLABSI is used for what purpose? a Research b Surveillance c Treatment 12 Central line types are classified by duration and ____? a Infection risk b Brand c Insertion site 13 Pathogenesis of CRBSI often involves ____ formation on catheter. a Biofilm b Granulation c Calcification 14 Which CRBSI risk factor relates to insertion timing? a Routine care b Emergency insertion c Elective completion 15 What is a core prevention approach for DAIs? a Care bundle b Single-use device c Antibiotic prophylaxis only 16 SSI refers to infections at what location? a Systemic b Surgical site c Device site 17 SSI definition window for most surgeries? a Within 90 days b Within 7 days c Within 30 days 18 Risk factor for SSI includes poor ____ control. a Hydration b Glycemic c Ventilation 19 What is the major device-associated infection group? a DAIs b MDROs c MRSA 20 HAI surveillance aims to provide what? a Treatment protocols b Baseline HAI rate c Patient satisfaction 21 Most important CAUTI lab criterion is significant ____? a Hematuria b Antibiotic resistance c Bacteriuria 22 CA-ASB management is typically ____ after removal. a Always required b Not indicated c Only in pregnancy 23 Which device requires a care bundle for prevention? a Surgical scissors b Stethoscope c Urinary catheter 24 Which bacterium is a common CAUTI agent? a Staphylococcus aureus b E. coli c Bacteroides 25 CRBSI risk factor related to catheter type? a Non-catheterized patient b Single lumen only c Multi-lumen catheter 26 VAP diagnosis uses CPIS plus what criteria? a Radiological b Metabolic c Genetic 27 Which is not a SSI risk factor? a Diabetes b Young age c Prolonged operative time 28 Care bundles require ____ compliance to count. a All-or-none b Partial c Optional 29 Which criterion is used in CAUTI lab diagnosis? a Significant bacteriuria b Sterile urine c Low culture yield 30 Which infection is defined by organ space involvement? a CRBSI lumen b SSI organ space c VAP surface 31 Early VAP onset is within how many days? a First 4 days b Anytime c After 7 days 32 Late-onset VAP commonly involves what? a Viruses b MDROs c Fungi 33 What is the main goal of HAI surveillance? a Develop vaccines b Publicity c Identify problem areas 34 Which criterion is not part of CAUTI diagnosis? a Urine culture b Urine color c Clinical signs 35 What type of infection is CRBSI related to central line? a Urinary infection b Pneumonia c Bloodstream infection 36 CRBSI pathogenesis involves colonization and ____ on catheter. a Biofilm formation b Necrosis c Calcification 37 In SSI, wounds are classified as clean, clean-contaminated, or ____? a Infected b Healthy c Contaminated 38 Which organ is involved in VAP diagnosis via imaging? a Kidney b Lung c Liver 39 Which is a key CRBSI prevention measure? a Daily antibiotics b Adherence to aseptic technique c Remove device weekly 40 What is a common CAUTI symptom? a Cough b Fever c Rash 41 Which device is targeted by a care bundle for prevention? a Suture needle b Central line c Dental implant 42 What does NHSN provide guidance for? a Drug approval b Medical training c HAI surveillance 43 Which criterion helps differentiate CAUTI from colonization? a Urine color b Urine volume c Clinical symptoms 44 Which is NOT a major HAI type per chapter 22? a CAUTI b Gastritis c VAP 45 What is the target CPIS threshold for VAP diagnosis? a Score < 3 b Score > 6 c Score exactly 5

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HAI Types & Prevention QuizVersión en línea

por Quader Ahmed Jalili

Which is the most common HAI worldwide?

CAUTI stands for catheter-associated urinary tract ____?

What percentage of nosocomial infections are CAUTI?

Most common CAUTI organism in short-term catheterized patients?

CAUTI risk rises with what factor?

Which infection is second most common HAI after CAUTI?

VAP stands for ventilator-associated ____?

VAP accounts for what percent of total HAIs?

Concrete VAP diagnostic score used?

CRBSI is linked to the presence of what device?

CLABSI is used for what purpose?

Central line types are classified by duration and ____?

Pathogenesis of CRBSI often involves ____ formation on catheter.

Which CRBSI risk factor relates to insertion timing?

What is a core prevention approach for DAIs?

SSI refers to infections at what location?

SSI definition window for most surgeries?

Risk factor for SSI includes poor ____ control.

What is the major device-associated infection group?

HAI surveillance aims to provide what?

Most important CAUTI lab criterion is significant ____?

CA-ASB management is typically ____ after removal.

Which device requires a care bundle for prevention?

Which bacterium is a common CAUTI agent?

CRBSI risk factor related to catheter type?

VAP diagnosis uses CPIS plus what criteria?

Which is not a SSI risk factor?

Care bundles require ____ compliance to count.

Which criterion is used in CAUTI lab diagnosis?

Which infection is defined by organ space involvement?

Early VAP onset is within how many days?

Late-onset VAP commonly involves what?

What is the main goal of HAI surveillance?

Which criterion is not part of CAUTI diagnosis?

What type of infection is CRBSI related to central line?

CRBSI pathogenesis involves colonization and ____ on catheter.

In SSI, wounds are classified as clean, clean-contaminated, or ____?

Which organ is involved in VAP diagnosis via imaging?

Which is a key CRBSI prevention measure?

What is a common CAUTI symptom?

Which device is targeted by a care bundle for prevention?

What does NHSN provide guidance for?

Which criterion helps differentiate CAUTI from colonization?

Which is NOT a major HAI type per chapter 22?

What is the target CPIS threshold for VAP diagnosis?