CLABSI Prevention Quiz

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Test your knowledge on accessing ports and preventing CLABSI infections!

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Froggy Jumps CLABSI Prevention QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on accessing ports and preventing CLABSI infections! by Tracy Shorey 1 What does CLABSI stand for? a Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infection b Central Line-Associated Blood Infection c Central Line-Associated Bacterial Infection 2 What is a primary method to prevent CLABSI? a Sterile gloves b Proper hand hygiene c Using antiseptic wipes 3 Which type of access device is most commonly associated with CLABSI? a Peripheral IVs b Central venous catheters c Arterial lines 4 When should you change the dressing on a central line? a Only when it falls off b Every week c When it becomes wet or soiled 5 Which technique is crucial during catheter insertion? a Sterile technique b Non-sterile technique c Aseptic technique 6 What is the role of chlorhexidine in CLABSI prevention? a Skin antiseptic for site preparation b A type of antibiotic c A dressing material 7 What is a common risk factor for developing CLABSI? a Short hospital stays b Use of peripheral IVs c Prolonged use of central lines 8 How long should chlorhexidine be scrubbed on the access site? a 30 seconds b 15 seconds c 45 seconds 9 Which of the following steps comes first? a Perform hand hygiene b Put on sterile gloves c Disinfect the access site 10 Before inserting the access needle into the port, the nurse should: a Clean the skin with chlorhexidine and allow it to dry completely. b Clean the skin with an alcohol wipe. c Ask the patient to hold their breath to prevent contamination of the area.

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CLABSI Prevention QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge on accessing ports and preventing CLABSI infections!

by Tracy Shorey

What does CLABSI stand for?

Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infection

Central Line-Associated Blood Infection

Central Line-Associated Bacterial Infection

What is a primary method to prevent CLABSI?

Sterile gloves

Proper hand hygiene

Using antiseptic wipes

Which type of access device is most commonly associated with CLABSI?

Peripheral IVs

Central venous catheters

Arterial lines

When should you change the dressing on a central line?

Only when it falls off

Every week

When it becomes wet or soiled

Which technique is crucial during catheter insertion?

Sterile technique

Non-sterile technique

Aseptic technique

What is the role of chlorhexidine in CLABSI prevention?

Skin antiseptic for site preparation

A type of antibiotic

A dressing material

What is a common risk factor for developing CLABSI?

Short hospital stays

Use of peripheral IVs

Prolonged use of central lines

How long should chlorhexidine be scrubbed on the access site?

30 seconds

15 seconds

45 seconds

Which of the following steps comes first?

Perform hand hygiene

Put on sterile gloves

Disinfect the access site

Before inserting the access needle into the port, the nurse should:

Clean the skin with chlorhexidine and allow it to dry completely.

Clean the skin with an alcohol wipe.

Ask the patient to hold their breath to prevent contamination of the area.

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CLABSI Prevention QuizOnline version

by Tracy Shorey

What does CLABSI stand for?

What is a primary method to prevent CLABSI?

Which type of access device is most commonly associated with CLABSI?

When should you change the dressing on a central line?

Which technique is crucial during catheter insertion?

What is the role of chlorhexidine in CLABSI prevention?

What is a common risk factor for developing CLABSI?

How long should chlorhexidine be scrubbed on the access site?

Which of the following steps comes first?

Before inserting the access needle into the port, the nurse should:

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