Infection Control

Question 1

What PPE do you wear for a patient with contact precautions?

Answer 1

gloves and gown

Question 2

What do you clean your hands with for contact precautions?

Answer 2

soap and water or hand sanitizer

Question 3

If a patient has MDRO what precautions would you use?

Answer 3

contact precautions

Question 4

If a patient has lice what precautions would you use?

Answer 4

contact precautions

Question 5

If a patient has scabies what precautions would you use?

Answer 5

contact precautions

Question 6

If a patient has wounds what precautions would you use?

Answer 6

contact precautions

Question 7

If a patient has RSV what precautions would you use?

Answer 7

contact

Question 8

If a patient has localized shingles what precautions would you use?

Answer 8

contact

Question 9

When transporting a patient with contact precautions, what do you need to do?

Answer 9

cover the wound or affected area to transport the patient

Question 10

If a patient has C-Diff what precautions would you use?

Answer 10

Special contact precautions

Question 11

If a patient has diarrhea what precautions would you use?

Answer 11

special contact

Question 12

When taking care of a patient with special contact precautions, what PPE do you wear?

Answer 12

gloves and gown

Question 13

What do you clean your hands with for special contact precautions?

Answer 13

soap and water ONLY

Question 14

When transporting a patient with special contact precautions, what do you use?

Answer 14

absorbent pads

Question 15

If a patient has influenza what precautions would you use?

Answer 15

droplet precautions

Question 16

If a patient has pertussis what precautions would you use?

Answer 16

droplet

Question 17

If a patient has bacterial meningitis what precautions would you use?

Answer 17

droplet

Question 18

What PPE do you wear for a patient who has Droplet precautions?

Answer 18

regular mask and eye shield if appropriate, gowns, and gloves

Question 19

What do you clean your hands with for droplet precautions?

Answer 19

soap and water or hand sanitizer

Question 20

When transporting a patient with droplet precautions what do you need?

Answer 20

put a regular surgical mask on the patient

Question 21

If a patient has TB what precautions would you use?

Answer 21

airborne precautions

Question 22

If a patient has varicella what precautions would you use?

Answer 22

airborne

Question 23

If a patient has measles what precautions would you use?

Answer 23

airborne

Question 24

If a patient has disseminated shingles what precautions would you use?

Answer 24

airborne

Question 25

What PPE do you wear for airborne precautions?

Answer 25

N95, gloves, and gown

Question 26

What do you clean your hands with for airborne precautions?

Answer 26

soap and water or hand sanitizer

Question 27

When transporting a patient what do you use?

Answer 27

put a regular mask on a patient, and let the receiving unit know that the patient needs a negative pressure room

Question 28

What do you use Contact + Droplet precautions for?

Answer 28

COVID without aerosolized procedures

Question 29

What PPE do you wear for Contact + Droplet precautions?

Answer 29

Gloves, gown, N95, and face shield

Question 30

When transporting a patient with Contact + droplet precautions what do you use?

Answer 30

clean linens on the patient and the patient wears a surgical mask

Question 31

What do you use Special Respiratory precautions for?

Answer 31

COVID with aerosolized procedures

Question 32

What PPE do you wear for Special Respiratory precautions?

Answer 32

gloves, gown, N95 respirator, and face shield

Question 33

When transporting a patient with Special Respiratory precautions, what do you use?

Answer 33

clean linens, patient wear a surgical mask, and you need a negative pressure room

Question 34

What are protective precautions?

Answer 34

precautions used to keep a patient safe from any infection they may receive from visitors or caregivers Everyone must wash hands, doctors may order PPE, and patients have to wear a mask outside of their room patients will normally be in a positive pressure room with no fresh fruits, veggies, or flowers allowed