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What is the primary aim of infection prevention and control measures?

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To prevent and control the spread of pathogens between people in healthcare settings.

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What framework does the Systems Engineering Initiative for Patient Safety (SEIPS) model provide for IPC practice descriptions?

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A suitable framework for IPC practice descriptions in medical imaging.

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What are the five interrelated components of the SEIPS model?

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  • Persons
  • Organization
  • Technologies and tools
  • Tasks
  • Environment
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In the SEIPS model, who is at the center of the work system?

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An individual.

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What does the ‘organization’ component of the SEIPS model consist of?

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Structures external to a person within which work is performed.

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What are ‘tools and technologies’ in the context of the SEIPS model?

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Devices that are used to conduct tasks.

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What are ‘tasks’ as defined in the SEIPS model?

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Specific actions within the larger work process.

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What factors are included in the ‘environment’ component of the SEIPS model?

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Physical and safety environment factors.

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How often should environmental cleaning occur in the waiting area?

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At least thrice a day at fixed times and whenever required.

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What cleaning agent is used for terminal disinfection?

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Household bleach containing 5000 ml chlorine.

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What is the minimum air change requirement for outdoor air per hour in the waiting area?

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2 air changes.

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What is the minimum total air change requirement per hour in the waiting area?

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12 air changes.

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What should be done to reduce the patient’s stay in the waiting area?

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Reduce the patient’s stay as much as possible.

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Why is the Interventional Radiology (IR) suite considered a ‘very high-risk area’?

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Due to the nature of procedures performed and infection risk.

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When should antibiotic prophylaxis be used in Interventional Radiology?

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Appropriately, based on the procedure type.

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What technique should be followed for clean and clean-contaminated procedures?

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An absolute sterile technique.

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What is preferred for contaminated and dirty procedures in Interventional Radiology?

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Sterile technique is preferred, at the very least a clean environment with sterile instrumentation.