Question 1

Disposable particulate respirators must be worn by all staff working with any TB client.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

The most effective method of preventing the transmission of infection is

Accepted Answer

A) Wear a mask if the organism is airborne. 
B) Wear gloves when giving client care. 
C) Wear a gown when giving client care. 
D) Good hand hygiene practice. 
A) Wear a mask if the organism is airborne. 
B) Wear gloves when giving client care. 
C) Wear a gown when giving client care. 
D) Good hand hygiene practice. D

Question 3

Handwashing should take ________ seconds and is completed by keeping the fingers pointed ________.

Accepted Answer

A) 30,upward 
B) 10-15,downward 
C) 60,upward 
D) 60,downward 
A) 30,upward 
B) 10-15,downward 
C) 60,upward 
D) 60,downward B

Question 4

When providing care for an AIDS client,a gown should be worn when you

Accepted Answer

A) Enter the room to provide direct client care. 
B) Administer IV medications. 
C) Complete a dressing change. 
D) Potentially come in contact with blood or body fluids. 
A) Enter the room to provide direct client care. 
B) Administer IV medications. 
C) Complete a dressing change. 
D) Potentially come in contact with blood or body fluids.

Question 5

Place in sequence from 1 to 6 the protocol for leaving an isolation room.
__________ a.Take off mask.
__________ b.Wash hands or complete hand hygiene.
__________ c.Remove gown.
__________ d.Take off gloves.
__________ e.Untie gown at waist.
__________ f.Untie gown at neck.

Accepted Answer

a.5 
b.6

Question 6

Equipment removed from an AIDS client's room should be cleaned with

Accepted Answer

A) Phenolic disinfectant. 
B) Benzalkonium chloride. 
C) Iodophore. 
D) Germicidal soap and water. 
A) Phenolic disinfectant. 
B) Benzalkonium chloride. 
C) Iodophore. 
D) Germicidal soap and water.

Question 7

Match between columns
                        Premises: Gloves should be changed after contact with blood or body fluids;otherwise,it is not necessary to change them between client care.
Gowns should be worn at all times when caring for clients with drainage.
Gloves should be worn for contact with blood and body fluids of all clients.

Accepted Answer

The Answer of False and True is...

Question 8

Describe the first and second tier of the new CDC guidelines termed standard precautions.

Accepted Answer

First tier,standard precautions blend un

Question 9

The focus of the Health Care Worker Protection Act of 1997 is to

Accepted Answer

A) Provide funding for nurses who acquired AIDS while working. 
B) Require all health facilities to identify the number of health care workers infected with HIV. 
C) Require all facilities to use a safe needle device if they receive Medicare funding. 
D) Investigate all needle sticks by hospital personnel. 
A) Provide funding for nurses who acquired AIDS while working. 
B) Require all health facilities to identify the number of health care workers infected with HIV. 
C) Require all facilities to use a safe needle device if they receive Medicare funding. 
D) Investigate all needle sticks by hospital personnel.

Question 10

State four protective barriers used to reduce the risk of exposure to potentially infective materials.
a.______________
b.______________
c.______________
d.______________

Accepted Answer

a.Gloves.

Question 11

When providing care for clients with tuberculosis,the proper mask to wear is .

Accepted Answer

The answer of When providing care for clients with tuberculosis,the...

Question 12

In which situation are gloves not necessary?

Accepted Answer

A) When in contact with urine. 
B) When suctioning clients. 
C) When changing an ostomy pouch. 
D) When delivering a food tray to an AIDS client. 
A) When in contact with urine. 
B) When suctioning clients. 
C) When changing an ostomy pouch. 
D) When delivering a food tray to an AIDS client.

Question 13

When removing an isolation gown,you should

Accepted Answer

A) Untie the neck strings,remove gloves,untie waist strings. 
B) Untie waist strings,remove gloves,untie neck strip. 
C) Remove gloves,untie waist strings,wash hands. 
D) Remove gloves,untie neck strings,wash hands. 
A) Untie the neck strings,remove gloves,untie waist strings. 
B) Untie waist strings,remove gloves,untie neck strip. 
C) Remove gloves,untie waist strings,wash hands. 
D) Remove gloves,untie neck strings,wash hands.

Question 14

Specimens are removed from an isolation room by placing them in .

Accepted Answer

The answer of Specimens are removed from an isolation room...

Question 15

Protective eyewear should be worn at all times when

Accepted Answer

A) Giving personal care to an AIDS client. 
B) Bathing a neonate for the first time. 
C) Drawing cord blood. 
D) Taking specimen to the laboratory. 
A) Giving personal care to an AIDS client. 
B) Bathing a neonate for the first time. 
C) Drawing cord blood. 
D) Taking specimen to the laboratory.

Question 16

Define biohazard waste.

Accepted Answer

Biohazard waste is a

Question 17

In medical asepsis,the spread of microorganisms is prevented by the use of _______ and _______ asepsis.

Accepted Answer

A) Clean,surgical 
B) Medical,surgical 
C) Sterile,clean 
D) Prevention,medical 
A) Clean,surgical 
B) Medical,surgical 
C) Sterile,clean 
D) Prevention,medical

Question 18

Disposal precautions are followed for

Accepted Answer

A) Isolation equipment. 
B) Syringes and needles. 
C) Thermometers. 
D) Plastic items. 
A) Isolation equipment. 
B) Syringes and needles. 
C) Thermometers. 
D) Plastic items.

Question 19

Which of the following health care workers can be assigned to care for a client in insolation?

Accepted Answer

A) RN and LVN/LPN 
B) RN,LVN/LPN,CNA 
C) RN,LVN/LPN,UAP 
D) RN,LVN/LPN,CNA,UAP 
A) RN and LVN/LPN 
B) RN,LVN/LPN,CNA 
C) RN,LVN/LPN,UAP 
D) RN,LVN/LPN,CNA,UAP

Question 20

When an area becomes inflamed,_______ is (are)released,creating increased vascular permeability around the injured site.

Accepted Answer

A) Plasmin 
B) Histamine 
C) Kinen 
D) Leukocytes 
A) Plasmin 
B) Histamine 
C) Kinen 
D) Leukocytes

Exam 14: Infection Control

Disposable particulate respirators must be worn by all staff working with any TB client.

The most effective method of preventing the transmission of infection is

Handwashing should take ________ seconds and is completed by keeping the fingers pointed ________.

When providing care for an AIDS client,a gown should be worn when you

Place in sequence from 1 to 6 the protocol for leaving an isolation room. __________ a.Take off mask. __________ b.Wash hands or complete hand hygiene. __________ c.Remove gown. __________ d.Take off gloves. __________ e.Untie gown at waist. __________ f.Untie gown at neck.

Equipment removed from an AIDS client's room should be cleaned with

Describe the first and second tier of the new CDC guidelines termed standard precautions.

The focus of the Health Care Worker Protection Act of 1997 is to

State four protective barriers used to reduce the risk of exposure to potentially infective materials. a.______________ b.______________ c.______________ d.______________

When providing care for clients with tuberculosis,the proper mask to wear is .

In which situation are gloves not necessary?

When removing an isolation gown,you should

Specimens are removed from an isolation room by placing them in .

Protective eyewear should be worn at all times when

Define biohazard waste.

In medical asepsis,the spread of microorganisms is prevented by the use of _______ and _______ asepsis.

Disposal precautions are followed for

Which of the following health care workers can be assigned to care for a client in insolation?

When an area becomes inflamed,_______ is (are)released,creating increased vascular permeability around the injured site.

Professional Nursing

Nursing Process and Critical Thinking

Managing Client Care: Documentation and Delegation

Communication and Nurse-Client Relationship

Admission, Transfer, and Discharge

Client Education and Discharge Planning

Safe Client Environment and Restraints

Bathing, Bedmaking, and Maintaining Skin Integrity

Personal Hygiene

Vital Signs

Physical Assessment

Body Mechanics and Positioning

Exercise and Ambulation

Disaster Preparedness Bioterrorism

Pain Management

Alternative Therapies and Stress Management

Medication Administration

Nutritional Management and Ng Intubation

Specimen Collection

Diagnostic Procedures

Urinary Elimination

Bowel Elimination

Heat and Cold Therapies

Wound Care and Dressings

Perioperative Care

Orthopedic Interventions

Intravenous Therapy

Central Vascular Access

Respiratory Care

Circulatory Maintenance

Neurological Management - New

Advanced Nursing Skills

End of Life Care

Filters

Handwashing should take seconds and is completed by keeping the fingers pointed .

Place in sequence from 1 to 6 the protocol for leaving an isolation room. a.Take off mask. b.Wash hands or complete hand hygiene. c.Remove gown. d.Take off gloves. e.Untie gown at waist. f.Untie gown at neck.

State four protective barriers used to reduce the risk of exposure to potentially infective materials. a. b. c. d.

In medical asepsis,the spread of microorganisms is prevented by the use of _ and _ asepsis.