Asepsis & Infection Control Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Asepsis & Infection Control QuizOnline version Nursing asepsis basics in practice. by Roberta Bell 1 What is the primary goal of medical asepsis? a Reduce the number of pathogens b Eliminate all microbes c Prevent patient contact 2 Which practice best prevents sterile field contamination? a Reusing disposable drapes b Wearing gloves at all times c Maintaining a sterile one-inch border 3 Surgical asepsis is used for which setting? a Procedures involving incision or sterile body areas b Placement of a peripheral IV. c Routine care 4 What is the purpose of hand hygiene before patient care? a Remove transient flora and reduce infection risk b Comply with policy only c Keep hands dry 5 Which surface is considered a sterile field? a A sterile drape without breaches b A contaminated wipe c A tablecloth with a spill 6 What should you do if a sterile barrier becomes compromised? a Touch with gloved hands only b Discard and re-establish a new sterile field c Ignore and proceed 7 Which technique minimizes airborne contamination? a Open windows and fans b Aseptic technique with controlled environment c Swiftly performing tasks without prep 8 What is autoclaving primarily used for? a Warming towels b Sterilizing heat-tolerant equipment c Disinfecting surfaces with alcohol 9 Which of the following is not a pathogen that causes infection? a Prion b Fungi c Normal flora 10 Which of the following is a nonspecific innate immune defense? a Passive (skin, inflammation, secretions) b Active (antigens, antibodies) c Adaptive immune system (exposure to measles) 11 Which stage of infection occurs from onset of general findings to more distinct findings? a Prodromal b Incubation c Illness 12 Which is not a risk factor for acquiring infection? a Good personal hygiene b Older clients c Immunocompromised 13 Which mode of transmission includes animals or insects as intermediaries? a Vector b Contact c Droplet 14 Which lab results would not be an indicator of infection? a WBC count of 7000 b Presence of micro-organisms on culture. c Elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) over 20mm/hr 15 Patients in isolation are at a lower risk for a depression b acquiring an infection c spreading an infection 16 Standard Precautions do not include a private rooms. b enabeling safety devices on all equipment. c handeling of contaminated linens to prevent contamination. 17 Which type of tranmission precautions requires negative pressure rooms? a Airborne b Droplet c Contact 18 What type of medication is used to inhibit the growth of microorganisms? a Antimicrobial Therapy b Antipyretics c Probiotics 19 Which is not true about health-care associated infections (HAIs)? a They are always preventable. b They can be caused from exogenous sources (outside the client). c They can be caused by endogenous sources (inside the client). 20 Proper handwashing includes a Utilizing manufacture's recommended amount of alcohol-based product. b Washing hands with hot water for at least 30 seconds. c Foregoing hand hygiene when gloves are used. 21 Personal hygiene measures include a wearing long hair down. b removing jewelry from hands and wrists. c keeping gel and acrylic nails neat and clean. 22 When working with a sterile field, you should a not reach across or above a sterile field. b turn your back to the field when you need to sneeze. c hold items to add to the field at a maximum of 6 inches above the field. 23 When setting up a sterile field a select a clean area below the waist-level. b check that all sterile packages are dry and intact and have a future expiration date. c don't worry if a sterile solution splashes on the field.

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Asepsis & Infection Control QuizOnline version

by Roberta Bell

What is the primary goal of medical asepsis?

Which practice best prevents sterile field contamination?

Surgical asepsis is used for which setting?

What is the purpose of hand hygiene before patient care?

Which surface is considered a sterile field?

What should you do if a sterile barrier becomes compromised?

Which technique minimizes airborne contamination?

What is autoclaving primarily used for?

Which of the following is not a pathogen that causes infection?

Which of the following is a nonspecific innate immune defense?

Which stage of infection occurs from onset of general findings to more distinct findings?

Which is not a risk factor for acquiring infection?

Which mode of transmission includes animals or insects as intermediaries?

Which lab results would not be an indicator of infection?

Patients in isolation are at a lower risk for

Standard Precautions do not include

Which type of tranmission precautions requires negative pressure rooms?

What type of medication is used to inhibit the growth of microorganisms?

Which is not true about health-care associated infections (HAIs)?

Proper handwashing includes

Personal hygiene measures include

When working with a sterile field, you should

When setting up a sterile field