unit 2 quiz

Question 1

C Diff

Answer 1

contact

Question 2

chicken pox

Answer 2

airborne

Question 3

covid 19

Answer 3

droplet

Question 4

draining wound

Answer 4

contact

Question 5

Hep B

Answer 5

standard

Question 6

Hep C

Answer 6

standard

Question 7

H Flu

Answer 7

droplet

Question 8

HIV

Answer 8

standard

Question 9

flu

Answer 9

droplet

Question 10

measels

Answer 10

airborne

Question 11

meningococcal

Answer 11

droplet

Question 12

MRSA

Answer 12

contact

Question 13

norovirus

Answer 13

contact

Question 14

whooping cough

Answer 14

droplet

Question 15

pneumonia

Answer 15

droplet

Question 16

rotavirus

Answer 16

contact

Question 17

SARS

Answer 17

airborne

Question 18

TB

Answer 18

airborne

Question 19

what are the requirements to use hand sanitizer correctly

Answer 19

it must be 60% alcohol, you must rub it until it is all the way dry

Question 20

when should you wear gloves

Answer 20

changing diapers, helping someone brush teeth, drawing blood, dealing with body fluids or non intact skin

Question 21

what kind of PPE is used with droplet precaution

Answer 21

gloves, gown, mask

Question 22

what is the rule for PPE under contact precautions

Answer 22

wear full PPE when doing anything requiring direct contact

Question 23

what designates an exposure to a BBP

Answer 23

percutaneous contact or contact with mucous membranes

Question 24

how should you react to exposures

Answer 24

wash hands, report it

Question 25

what is required by the BBP plan

Answer 25

employer must provide employees with PPE and must provide those involved directly in patient care with free Hep B vaccines. employers must have a written exposure control plan and provide a biohazard disposal container, and maintain a log of contamination sharps injuries

Question 26

Hep C. chance of infection, available treatments/vaccines

Answer 26

4% chance of infection. 90% effective vaccine.

Question 27

Hep B chance of infection, available treatments/vaccines

Answer 27

30% chance of infection if not vaccinated, PEP available

Question 28

HIV chance of infection, available treatments/vaccines

Answer 28

PEP and PrEP, less than 0.1% chance of infection.

Question 29

standard precautions overview

Answer 29

developed by CDC, enforced by OSHA. includes handwashing and PPE.