Infection Control: Nurse Aide Quick Quiz

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Infection Control: Nurse Aide Quick QuizVersión en línea Yes/No: true or false statements about infection control por Bailey Shafer 1 The proper order to don PPE is gown, then mask, then goggles, then gloves. Yes No 2 Transmission-Based Precautions are practiced in addition to Standard Precautions. Yes No 3 Before leaving a dirty utility room, a nursing assistant must wash his hands. Yes No 4 HBV cannot cause death. Yes No 5 When washing hands, friction for at least 20 seconds is recommended. Yes No 6 Because the resident requires Standard Precautions, a resident would be in isolation. Yes No 7 Bloodborne diseases are transmitted by contact with blood or body fluids. Yes No 8 HBV is spread by drinking contaminated water. Yes No 9 A mask and goggles should be worn if contact with splashing or spraying blood or other body fluids is likely. Yes No 10 A susceptible host is an infected person who could transfer disease to others. Yes No 11 After giving care, gloves are normally not contaminated. Yes No 12 Droplets normally do not travel more than 8 feet. Yes No 13 HBV is not a serious threat to healthcare workers. Yes No 14 One sign of a localized infection is drainage from a wound or cavity. Yes No 15 Hand hygiene should involve washing with soap and water or using an alcohol-based hand sanitizer. Yes No 16 The most important thing a nursing assistant can do to prevent the spread of disease is to wash her hands. Yes No 17 Gloves do not need to be worn when shaving a resident. Yes No 18 MRSA is best controlled by placing residents in airborne infection isolation rooms (AIIRs). Yes No 19 Gloves should be worn when performing care on a resident who has broken skin. Yes No 20 HIV is spread by hugging an infected person. Yes No 21 The nurse aide must know evacuation routes, the location of extinguishers, alarms, and keep fire exits clear. Yes No 22 Choking only happens when eating and cannot be caused by talking or laughing (false; risks exist when talking or laughing while eating). Yes No 23 OSHA-regulated vaccination policies include Hepatitis B vaccine availability and a declination option for employees. Yes No 24 Disasters are only natural events like earthquakes and floods (not true; there are man-made disasters too). Yes No 25 The abdominal thrust is used when the airway is blocked and the person cannot speak, breathe, or cough, with behind-the-back technique used to deliver thrusts. Yes No 26 Restraints are never used in any circumstance (false; restraints may be used under policy and physician order as a last resort). Yes No 27 Nurse aides should abandon a client during an emergency to find help (false; they should stay with the client and follow facility procedures). Yes No 28 Safety devices (e.g., bed alarms, monitors) promote safety and are used to reduce the need for restraints. Yes No 29 Fire extinguishers can be used without any training or instruction (false; proper training recommended). Yes No 30 The signs of complete airway obstruction include no cough and clutching the throat (universal sign). Yes No

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Infection Control: Nurse Aide Quick QuizVersión en línea

por Bailey Shafer

The proper order to don PPE is gown, then mask, then goggles, then gloves.

Transmission-Based Precautions are practiced in addition to Standard Precautions.

Before leaving a dirty utility room, a nursing assistant must wash his hands.

HBV cannot cause death.

When washing hands, friction for at least 20 seconds is recommended.

Because the resident requires Standard Precautions, a resident would be in isolation.

Bloodborne diseases are transmitted by contact with blood or body fluids.

HBV is spread by drinking contaminated water.

A mask and goggles should be worn if contact with splashing or spraying blood or other body fluids is likely.

A susceptible host is an infected person who could transfer disease to others.

After giving care, gloves are normally not contaminated.

Droplets normally do not travel more than 8 feet.

HBV is not a serious threat to healthcare workers.

One sign of a localized infection is drainage from a wound or cavity.

Hand hygiene should involve washing with soap and water or using an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.

The most important thing a nursing assistant can do to prevent the spread of disease is to wash her hands.

Gloves do not need to be worn when shaving a resident.

MRSA is best controlled by placing residents in airborne infection isolation rooms (AIIRs).

Gloves should be worn when performing care on a resident who has broken skin.

HIV is spread by hugging an infected person.

The nurse aide must know evacuation routes, the location of extinguishers, alarms, and keep fire exits clear.

Choking only happens when eating and cannot be caused by talking or laughing (false; risks exist when talking or laughing while eating).

OSHA-regulated vaccination policies include Hepatitis B vaccine availability and a declination option for employees.

Disasters are only natural events like earthquakes and floods (not true; there are man-made disasters too).

The abdominal thrust is used when the airway is blocked and the person cannot speak, breathe, or cough, with behind-the-back technique used to deliver thrusts.

Restraints are never used in any circumstance (false; restraints may be used under policy and physician order as a last resort).

Nurse aides should abandon a client during an emergency to find help (false; they should stay with the client and follow facility procedures).

Safety devices (e.g., bed alarms, monitors) promote safety and are used to reduce the need for restraints.

Fire extinguishers can be used without any training or instruction (false; proper training recommended).

The signs of complete airway obstruction include no cough and clutching the throat (universal sign).