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Froggy Jumps Infection ControlOnline version 105 PTA EXAM by Maddison Kimmich 1 Infections acquired during the course of receiving medical care in a healthcare facility. a BBP b Health care-associated infections c WBC 2 A set of guidelines designed to prevent transmission of bloodborne pathogens in healthcare settings. a Universal Precautions b standerd precautions c Droplet Precautions 3 The process by which pathogens are transferred, including direct or indirect contact, air currents, contaminated items, and moisture droplets. a Pathogen Transmission b Standard Precautions c Universal Precautions 4 The process of putting on PPE: 1. Gown 2. Mask 3. Eyewear 4. Gloves. a doffing b Donning c 5 The process of removing PPE: 1. Gloves 2. Gown 3. Eyewear 4. Mask a donning b doffing c 6 Hand Rub vs. Hand Wash a Hand rub is quicker and more effective, while hand washing is preferred for visibly soiled hands. b Always use hand rub no matter what c Washing you hands is only for quick uses 7 Contact Precautions a PPE Required: - Gown (if direct contact with pt anticipated) - Gloves Room: b PPE required: -gown -mask -gloves room: c PPE required: gloves mask Room: 8 The Infection Cycle a 1. Agent 2. Reservoir 3. Exit 4. Transmission 5. Infection 6. Susceptibility b 1. Agent 2. Reservoir 3. Susceptibility 4. Infection 5. Infection Transmission 6. Exit c 1. Reservoir 2. Agent 3. Exit 4. Transmission 5. Infection 6. Susceptibility 9 Contaminated Linens a Must be placed in special linen bags for that purpose and separate from uncontaminated linens. b Shake them out before bagging to remove debris c Carry them loosely in your arms 10 What is the main difference between clean technique and aseptic (sterile) technique? a Clean technique eliminates all microorganisms; sterile technique reduces them to a safe level b Clean technique reduces microorganisms; sterile technique eliminates all microorganisms c Clean technique uses gloves; sterile technique never uses gloves 11 A set of guidelines designed to prevent transmission of bloodborne pathogens in healthcare settings. a universal precautions b Sterile Technique c Infection Risk Management 12 Cleaning Up Spills a Wipe it up with a dry towel and continue working b Notify housekeeping and leave the spill unattended c use a commercial disinfectant, and if one is not available, use 1 part bleach to 10 parts water 13 Garments worn to protect clothing and decrease transmission of microorganisms from caregiver's attire to patients. a Gloves b gowns c Masks 14 Disposing of Hazardous Materials a Leave them for housekeeping to handle b Throw them in the regular trash c Must be discarded in a red biohazard bag. 15 Equipment used to reduce transmission of microorganisms by air and prevent fluids from entering the eyes. a Masks & Protective Eyewear b To keep the caregiver warm c To replace hand hygiene 16 Infections acquired during the course of receiving medical care in a healthcare facility. a Health care-associated infections b Chronic infections c Opportunistic infections 17 Protective equipment used as a barrier between caregivers and patients to prevent contamination. a mask b gown c gloves 18 Precautions applied in the care of all patients, regardless of their disease state, to prevent the spread of microorganisms. a standerd b droplet c transmission 19 PPE Required: - Mask (within 3 feet of patient) - Gown - Gloves Room: Private room a droplet b transmission c standerd 20 During a procedure, a patient spills a small amount of blood on the floor. What should you do first? a Notify housekeeping and leave the area unattended b Put on gloves and PPE, then clean using a commercial disinfectant c Pour water on the spill to dilute it 21 A PTA enters the room of a patient who requires a private room and the following PPE: mask within 3 feet of patient, gown, and gloves. What is the correct sequence of actions before patient care? a Enter room, put on gloves, gown, mask b Perform hand hygiene, don gown, gloves, and mask before entering patient area c Enter room, then decide which PPE to wear 22 A patient’s bed linens are visibly soiled with blood. What is the correct action for the healthcare worker? a Shake the linens to remove debris, then place in regular laundry b Wear gloves and place linens directly into a designated leak-proof bag c Rinse the linens in the sink before placing them in the laundry 23 You are caring for a patient with a contagious respiratory infection and need to be within 3 feet of them. What PPE should you wear? a Gloves only b Mask, gown, and gloves c No PPE needed if you wash your hands 24 While performing a procedure, there is a risk that bodily fluids could splash into your face. What PPE should be used? a shoe covers only b Mask and protective eyewear c Gloves only 25 A patient develops a urinary tract infection 5 days after an indwelling catheter was placed in the hospital. This type of infection is considered: a Community-acquired infection b Chronic infection c Healthcare-associated infection (HAI) 26 A patient’s diagnosis is unknown, and you need to perform routine care. Which of the following precautions should be followed? a Only use PPE if the patient shows symptoms of infection b Follow Standard Precautions, including hand hygiene and appropriate PPE c No precautions are necessary for healthy-appearing patients 27 While cleaning a patient’s room, you encounter a container with chemical waste. What should you do? a Pour it down the sink b Follow facility protocols for hazardous waste disposal using designated containers c Leave it in the room for the next shift

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Infections acquired during the course of receiving medical care in a healthcare facility.

A set of guidelines designed to prevent transmission of bloodborne pathogens in healthcare settings.

The process by which pathogens are transferred, including direct or indirect contact, air currents, contaminated items, and moisture droplets.

The process of putting on PPE: 1. Gown 2. Mask 3. Eyewear 4. Gloves.

The process of removing PPE: 1. Gloves 2. Gown 3. Eyewear 4. Mask

Hand Rub vs. Hand Wash

Contact Precautions

The Infection Cycle

Contaminated Linens

What is the main difference between clean technique and aseptic (sterile) technique?

A set of guidelines designed to prevent transmission of bloodborne pathogens in healthcare settings.

Cleaning Up Spills

Garments worn to protect clothing and decrease transmission of microorganisms from caregiver's attire to patients.

Disposing of Hazardous Materials

Equipment used to reduce transmission of microorganisms by air and prevent fluids from entering the eyes.

Infections acquired during the course of receiving medical care in a healthcare facility.

Protective equipment used as a barrier between caregivers and patients to prevent contamination.

Precautions applied in the care of all patients, regardless of their disease state, to prevent the spread of microorganisms.

PPE Required: - Mask (within 3 feet of patient) - Gown - Gloves Room: Private room

During a procedure, a patient spills a small amount of blood on the floor. What should you do first?

A PTA enters the room of a patient who requires a private room and the following PPE: mask within 3 feet of patient, gown, and gloves. What is the correct sequence of actions before patient care?

A patient’s bed linens are visibly soiled with blood. What is the correct action for the healthcare worker?

You are caring for a patient with a contagious respiratory infection and need to be within 3 feet of them. What PPE should you wear?

While performing a procedure, there is a risk that bodily fluids could splash into your face. What PPE should be used?

A patient develops a urinary tract infection 5 days after an indwelling catheter was placed in the hospital. This type of infection is considered:

A patient’s diagnosis is unknown, and you need to perform routine care. Which of the following precautions should be followed?

While cleaning a patient’s room, you encounter a container with chemical waste. What should you do?