Safe Work Practices in Aged Care

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Froggy Jumps Safe Work Practices in Aged CareOnline version Knowledge quiz post online training by Emma Fleming 1 Which PPE should you wear when there is a risk of contact with blood or body fluids? a Gloves Only b Appropriate PPE such as gloves and a gown if required c No PPE needed 2 What is the first step in preventing infection in aged care settings? a Perform hand hygiene before and after resident contact b Only wash hands after touching bodily fluids c Wear gloves always without washing hands 3 Which PPE is most appropriate when assisting with respiratory symptoms? a Gloves only b Mask and eye protection as needed c No PPE needed if resident is stable 4 Where should used disposable PPE be placed? a General rubbish b Recycling Bin c Clinical waste bin 5 Why is infection control important in aged care? a It saves time b It reduces paperwork c It helps prevent the spread of infection and protects residents and staff 6 What should be done if a hazardous spill occurs? a Clean with bare hands to save time b Use proper spill kits and report to supervisor c Ignore it if small 7 Doffing PPE- Which item of PPE is removed first? a Gloves b Eye Protection c Gown 8 Why should PPE be changed between residents? a To save supplies b To make work easier c To prevent cross-contamination 9 f you are unsure what PPE to wear, what should you do? a Wear gloves only b Follow workplace procedures or ask your supervisor c Ask a resident

Froggy Jumps

Safe Work Practices in Aged CareOnline version

Knowledge quiz post online training

by Emma Fleming

Which PPE should you wear when there is a risk of contact with blood or body fluids?

Gloves Only

Appropriate PPE such as gloves and a gown if required

No PPE needed

What is the first step in preventing infection in aged care settings?

Perform hand hygiene before and after resident contact

Only wash hands after touching bodily fluids

Wear gloves always without washing hands

Which PPE is most appropriate when assisting with respiratory symptoms?

Gloves only

Mask and eye protection as needed

No PPE needed if resident is stable

Where should used disposable PPE be placed?

General rubbish

Recycling Bin

Clinical waste bin

Why is infection control important in aged care?

It saves time

It reduces paperwork

It helps prevent the spread of infection and protects residents and staff

What should be done if a hazardous spill occurs?

Clean with bare hands to save time

Use proper spill kits and report to supervisor

Ignore it if small

Doffing PPE- Which item of PPE is removed first?

Gloves

Eye Protection

Gown

Why should PPE be changed between residents?

To save supplies

To make work easier

To prevent cross-contamination

f you are unsure what PPE to wear, what should you do?

Wear gloves only

Follow workplace procedures or ask your supervisor

Ask a resident

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Which PPE should you wear when there is a risk of contact with blood or body fluids?

What is the first step in preventing infection in aged care settings?

Which PPE is most appropriate when assisting with respiratory symptoms?

Where should used disposable PPE be placed?

Why is infection control important in aged care?

What should be done if a hazardous spill occurs?

Doffing PPE- Which item of PPE is removed first?

Why should PPE be changed between residents?

f you are unsure what PPE to wear, what should you do?

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