17 - ISOLATION PRECAUTIONS (WEEK 1) Flashcards

1
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A communicable disease is also called

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Contagious disease

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2
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A disease caused by pathogens that spread easily; contagious disease

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Communicable disease

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3
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Items contaminated with blood, body fluids, secretions, and excretions that may be harmful to others

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Biohazardous waste

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4
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The clothing or equipment worn by the staff for protection against a hazard is

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PPE

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5
Q

Isolation precautions are used to

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Prevent the spread of communicable diseases

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6
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Standard Precautions are used

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For any person whenever care is given

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7
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Gloves worn in Standard Precautions

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Are changed before caring for another person

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8
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When you are working in a room with isolation precautions, you use clean and dry paper towels to

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Turn faucets on and off

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9
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Wash your hands

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After removing gloves

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10
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If you are alergic to latex gloves, you should

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Wear latex-free gloves

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11
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Which principle do you need to remember about use of gloves when giving care

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You may need more than 1 pair of gloves for a tasks

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12
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When removing gloves

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Make sure that glove touches only glove

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13
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When you wear a gown for isolation precautions, the contaminated areas are

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The gown front and sleeves

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14
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When you remove gown and gloves worn for isolation precautions, what step is done first?

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Turn the gown inside out as it is removed

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15
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For which circumstance would it be most important to make sure that a box of tissues is within the person’s reach?

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Person has respiratory symptoms and is on droplet precautions

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16
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when removing a mask, only the ties or elastic bands are touched because

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The front of the mask is contaminated

17
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when donning a gown, which is done first?

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Tie the strings at the back of the neck

18
Q

When removing PPE, what is done first?

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Remove and discard the gloves

19
Q

For which circumstance would you anticipate the need to wear an eye shield?

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You are assisting a doctor to irrigate a contaminated wound.

20
Q

when contaminated items are sent to the laundry or trash collection, bags are

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Labeled with the biohazard symbol

21
Q

Which nursing assistant has correctly collected a specimen from a person who is on transmission-based precautions?

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Avoids contaminating the outside of the specimen container and the biohazard specimen bag

22
Q

You are asked to transport to the x-ray department, the person is currently in Transmission-Based Precautions. Which questions is the most important to ask the nurse?

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What type of PPE does the person need to wear?

23
Q

When a person is in isolation, you can help to meet love, belonging, and self-esteem needs when you

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Stop by often and say “hello” from the doorway.

24
Q

When a child is in isolation, it may be helpful if

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The child can hold and touch PPE (mask, eyewear)

25
Q

You can help a person with poor vision, confusion, or dementia to tolerate isolation by

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Letting the person see your face before putting on PPE.

26
Q

A person with measles, chicken pox, or tuberculosis would be isolated with

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Airborne precautions

27
Q

When the person has airborne precautions, you do not need to wear a mask when

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The skin lesions are covered or the person being transported is wearing a mask

28
Q

For contact precautions, gloves are worn

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Upon entering the room or care setting

29
Q

Which transmission-based precaution is specific to caring for a person who has tuberculosis?

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Washing hands after removing all PPE and before leaving the room

30
Q

Order for donning PPE?

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Gown, Mask, Eyewear & Gloves

31
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Order for doffing PPE?

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Gloves, Eyewear, Gown, & Mask