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Which of the following is considered a Standard Precaution (Tier 1) to prevent infection?
Transmission-based precautions (Tier 2) are primarily designed to:
Which mode of transmission involves spread through breathing in infectious particles?
Which disease is primarily transmitted via droplets?
In the correct sequence for putting on PPE, which item should be donned immediately after hand washing?
Hepatitis A virus (Hep-A) can be transmitted by which of the following?
Which is TRUE about Gloves use in routine care activities?
Which of the following diseases is transmitted airborne?
What is the correct order for removing PPE?
COVID-19 is primarily transmitted through which modes?
Which of the following is NOT a part of Standard Precautions?
MRSA is transmitted primarily by:
Standard Precautions protect both the caregiver and the client from transmission of diseases.
Transmission-Based Precautions are used alone, replacing Standard Precautions.
Vectorborne diseases are transmitted through insects.
Handwashing is a critical step after removing gloves to prevent contamination.
Pneumonia is transmitted primarily by airborne particles.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) includes gown, mask, gloves, and goggles/face shield.
Clostridium difficile is spread only through airborne transmission.
Rubella can be transmitted by airborne, droplet, direct touch, and vehicle routes.
Gloves should be reused if they appear clean after patient care.
Isolation techniques are part of Infection Control practices.
Standard Precautions include safe disposal of sharps to prevent infection.
Using PPE for communicable diseases includes precautions specific to the disease type.
What is the purpose of safe disposal of sharps in healthcare settings?
Which of the following disease transmission methods involves the use of contaminated food?
Hand sanitizers can effectively replace hand washing in all situations.
Transmission-Based Precautions are sufficient on their own without Standard Precautions.