Breaking the Chain: Stop CLABSI's

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Froggy Jumps Breaking the Chain: Stop CLABSI'sVersión en línea A CLABSI prevention quiz por Megan 1 How often should the central line dressing be assessed? a Every 24 hours b Every shift c Every Wednesday 2 When should the central line dressing be changed? a Central Line Wednesday b Every 7 days and prn c Daily 3 How often should a catheter be assessed for necessity? a Daily evaluation and contact provider for order to remove if patient does not meet criteria. b Weekly check only c At time of discharge 4 What is a key maintenance step to prevent CLABSI? a Wiping the line with water daily b Strict hand hygiene before handling the line c Wearing gloves only during dressing changes 5 Should daily line care include securing the catheter to prevent movement? a Yes, securement to minimize movement reduces infection risk b Only if patient is febrile c No, movement has no impact 6 How often should central line necessity be reviewed for prompt removal of unnecessary lines? a Monthly b Daily c Weekly 7 How should dressings be managed for a central line? a Change all dressings daily b Change transparent dressings every 7 days or PRN c Never change dressings after insertion 8 What should be used for hub disinfection before each access? a Prevantics or alcohol swab b Soap and water c Water only 9 When should needleless connectors (NCs) be changed? a Only when visibly dirty b At least every 7 days or with dressing changes c Never change NCs 10 How should tubing be handled to maintain a closed system? a Label, avoid disconnections, use curos caps b Loop tubing back to self if red cap unavailable c Disconnect at each use 11 Where should blood cultures ideally be obtained from? a From any IV site b From the central line only c Via phlebotomy and not from a line 12 How often should central line lumens be flushed/locked when not in use? a Q 12 hours b Q 24 hours c Only when changing dressing 13 IV tubing is good for all of the following except? a 96 hours for continuous infusions b Intermittent and TPN every 24 hours c 72 hours for continuous infusions

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How often should the central line dressing be assessed?

When should the central line dressing be changed?

How often should a catheter be assessed for necessity?

What is a key maintenance step to prevent CLABSI?

Should daily line care include securing the catheter to prevent movement?

How often should central line necessity be reviewed for prompt removal of unnecessary lines?

How should dressings be managed for a central line?

What should be used for hub disinfection before each access?

When should needleless connectors (NCs) be changed?

How should tubing be handled to maintain a closed system?

Where should blood cultures ideally be obtained from?

How often should central line lumens be flushed/locked when not in use?

IV tubing is good for all of the following except?