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Test your needle-stick injury knowledge.

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Froggy Jumps NSI Mastery QuizOnline version Test your needle-stick injury knowledge. by Quader Ahmed Jalili 1 What is defined as a percutaneous injury like NSI? a Dust exposure b Needle-stick injury (NSI) or sharp injury c Chemical burn 2 Which body fluids are potentially infectious for NSI? a Urine only b Blood and other potentially contaminated fluids c Saliva only 3 Which virus has the highest transmission risk in NSI? a HBV b HCV c HIV 4 Which device factor increases NSI risk? a New syringe unused b Sterile gloves worn c Needle visibly contaminated with blood 5 What is a key prevention measure for NSI? a Never recap needles b Share needles with colleagues c Use glass syringes 6 What disinfection agent is recommended on work surfaces? a Hydrogen peroxide b 70% ethanol c 0.5% sodium hypochlorite 7 Who should be immunized against HBV? a Visitors only b Health care workers (HCWs) c Patients only 8 What is the first step in post-exposure management? a First aid b Take HIV PEP immediately c Wait for symptoms 9 When should the first HIV PEP dose ideally be given? a As soon as possible after exposure b After 1 week c Only if serology is positive 10 Which action follows first aid in post-exposure steps? a Report to designated nodal center b Ignore and continue work c Dispose of sharps immediately 11 Which is NOT an exposure category in NSI? a Percutaneous injuries b Mucous membrane exposure c Splash injuries only 12 HBIG provides protection for how long? a 3–6 months b 1 week c 1 year 13 Titer ≥10 mIU/mL after HBV vaccination indicates what? a Protection b No protection c Immediate booster needed 14 Which fluids are not considered potentially infectious unless visibly contaminated? a Blood, CSF b Feces, saliva, sweat, urine c Semen, vaginal secretions 15 What is the recommended handling after NSI to avoid exposure? a Use engineering controls b Share devices c Recap needles 16 Which step evaluates source status in NSI? a Test only the HCW b Ignore source status c Reach to nodal center and try to get source status 17 Which organ system is primarily at risk in NSI? a Neurological only b Hepatobiliary (HBV/HCV) and HIV systems c Renal only 18 What is the sequence option for post-exposure steps? a BBV testing → first aid b First aid → report → HIV PEP → BBV testing c HIV PEP → first aid → report 19 Which transportable measure reduces NSI risk during surgery? a Hide hazards from team b Lead surgeon communicates hazards c Use non-sterile tools 20 Who should be present during surgeries with BBV exposure risk? a Only essential trained staff b No one else c All hospital staff 21 What is the recommended action for spillage? a Wait 24 hours b Ignore and continue c Prompt cleaning of spillage 22 Which is a sign of HBV vaccination protection? a Antibody negative b Anti-HBs titer ≥10 mIU/mL c HBsAg positive 23 Which step involves documentation in NSI? a Only document if HIV positive b Documentation and recording of exposure c Skip record-keeping 24 Which is a potential infectious agent in NSI? a E. coli only b C. diff only c HIV 25 What is the role of the ‘scoop’ technique? a Sharps disposal b Sterilizing equipment c Safe recapping of needles 26 What does 'non-touch technique' refer to? a Direct hand contact with instrument b Handling sharps without direct contact c Touching the needle firmly 27 When should follow-up testing occur after NSI? a During the follow-up period b Only at exposure c Never 28 Which fluid exposure carries 0.3% risk for HIV? a NSI with blood exposure b Saliva exposure without blood c Air exposure 29 What is NOT a high-risk infectious exposure fluid? a Clear water b Semen c Blood 30 Which guideline is commonly updated for PEP in NSI? a NACO guidelines b WHO guidelines only c No guidelines 31 What is the best protection timing for HIV PEP? a Only after 24 hours b Only if symptoms appear c Within hours of exposure

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by Quader Ahmed Jalili

What is defined as a percutaneous injury like NSI?

Which body fluids are potentially infectious for NSI?

Which virus has the highest transmission risk in NSI?

Which device factor increases NSI risk?

What is a key prevention measure for NSI?

What disinfection agent is recommended on work surfaces?

Who should be immunized against HBV?

What is the first step in post-exposure management?

When should the first HIV PEP dose ideally be given?

Which action follows first aid in post-exposure steps?

Which is NOT an exposure category in NSI?

HBIG provides protection for how long?

Titer ≥10 mIU/mL after HBV vaccination indicates what?

Which fluids are not considered potentially infectious unless visibly contaminated?

What is the recommended handling after NSI to avoid exposure?

Which step evaluates source status in NSI?

Which organ system is primarily at risk in NSI?

What is the sequence option for post-exposure steps?

Which transportable measure reduces NSI risk during surgery?

Who should be present during surgeries with BBV exposure risk?

What is the recommended action for spillage?

Which is a sign of HBV vaccination protection?

Which step involves documentation in NSI?

Which is a potential infectious agent in NSI?

What is the role of the ‘scoop’ technique?

What does 'non-touch technique' refer to?

When should follow-up testing occur after NSI?

Which fluid exposure carries 0.3% risk for HIV?

What is NOT a high-risk infectious exposure fluid?

Which guideline is commonly updated for PEP in NSI?

What is the best protection timing for HIV PEP?