Quiz

1. Part A. Infection, Prevention and Control can be defined as

Important steps to prevent all disease A group of measures taken to reduce transmission of infectious diseases Steps needed to stop the spread of corona-viruses WHO imposed guidelines for every hospital

2. Which is NOT an importance of Triage as it relates to Infection, Prevention and Control?

a. Informs decisions to be taken by the clinic staff to reduce chances of spread of the illness b. Identify the risk of transmission of illnesses and diseases within the clinic space c. Identify which patients came to the clinic first

3. Basic Principles of Infection, Prevention and Control include all the following EXCEPT

a. Triage of patients b. Hand hygiene c. Safe injection practices d. Environmental and Waste Management e. Respiratory Hygiene and Cough Ettiquette

4. How many vital moments of hand hygiene are there?

a. 3 b. 4 c. 5 d. 6

5. The duration of the entire hand washing procedure using soap and water should be...

a. 10-20 seconds b. 20-40 seconds c. 30 seconds d. 40- 60 seconds

6. Steps that are taken to reduce the transmission of respiratory illnesses or illnesses that are contracted via the respiratory aerosols include all of the following EXCEPT

a. Prescription of face masks for patients with respiratory symptoms b. Disposal of the tissues used at the nearest no touch receptacle c. Performing hand hygiene after coming in contact with respiratory secretions and after contact with materials that have secretions d. Covering your mouth with your hands when coughing

7. What does the term 'PPE' stand for?

a. Primary Protective Equipment b. Personal Protective Equipment c. Primary Proper Equipment d. Personal Proper Equipment

8. The following are true about the use of sharps EXCEPT

a. Aseptic techniques should be used when administering injections b. Sharps should never be reused c. They should be recapped and should be disposed immediately after use d. Sharps boxes should always be kept upright

9. Which statement is TRUE concerning environmental management in Infection, Prevention and Control

a. There should be no sweeping of isolation units b. Cleaning should be done from bottom to top c. Cleaning should be done from dirty areas to clean areas d. Routine cleaning with detergent and water is appropriate for prevention of spread of COVID-19 in health care settings

10. The following are the minimum required members of the infection control team EXCEPT

a. Infection Control Nurse b. Infection Control Doctor c. Infection Control Officer d. Microbiologist

11. Part B. The receptionist/operations assistant should

a. Show empathy by hugging the patient b. Room in the patient to the observation room for subsequent care while wearing PPE c. Call the clinic manager first d. Call the local government disease surveillance officer

12. The Nurse should

a. Put on full PPE while seeing the patient b. See other patients with same PPEs used c. Move patient from one room to another as instructed by patient relatives d. Room patient in a single properly identified room

13. The stewards should;

a. Limit entry into patient's space b. Have no business sanitizing the triaging room c. Wear only gloves and masks while entering patient´s room d. Doff PPE in the janitor room

14. The Doctor

a. Must perform invasive procedures regardless b. Should take all samples while siting IV line for the patient c. Should send patient to the laboratory for proper collection of samples d. Should not refer the patient no matter the circumstance

15. The doctors should do the following EXCEPT;

a. Contact the clinic manager and State Disease Surveillance Officer b. Wear only gloves while attending to the patient c. Wear full PPE whenever attending to the patient d. Take informed consent before any invasive procedure on the patient

Mandatory Organization-wide Onboarding – Part II

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