Cip 1 : GMC/ governance/

Question 1

what is the order to donning PPE

Answer 1

1. wash hands and wrists (either soap or alcohol gel in all cases)
2. put on apron and tie at waist
3. put on face mask ensuring covers the mouth, nose and chin
4. put on eye protection
5. put on gloves

Question 2

what is the order to doffing PPE

Answer 2

1. take off gloves, avoid touching outside of them
2. wash hands and wrists (either with soap or alcohol gel)
3. take off apron
4. wash hands & wrists
5. must be at least 1 meter away from patient - take off eye protection ( disinfect or discard)
6. wash hands and wrists
7. take of mask avoid touching outside
8. wash hands and wrists

if needed put on new mask before going into a new clinical area

Question 3

before putting on PPE what basic things should the clinician do?

Answer 3

e&D
tie hair back
ensure bare below elbows etc
remove jewellery
check all items of PPE in correct size available

Question 4

what section under the MHA does this describe:

a patient is sectioned against their will. The section lasts for 28 days, can not be renewed and is primarily for assessment all though treatment can be given against their will?

Answer 4

section 2

Question 5

what section under the MHA does this describe:

a patient is sectioned against their will. The section lasts for 6 months, it can be renewed and is primarily for treatment?

Answer 5

section 3

Question 6

if using a section 3 when must the 2 doctors and AMHP must have seen the patient within what time frame

Answer 6

24 hours

Question 7

what section under the MHA does this describe:

• holding power for 72 hours
• used when delay to get a section 2 will be too long
• often converted to a section 2 once in hospital
• used in the community
• AMHP, GP or nearest relative can ask for this type of section

Answer 7

section 4

Question 8

a patient is in hospital and you believe they do not have capacity to self discharge and believe they are a risk to themselves as others as you suspect they are acutely psychotic.

You are the medical registra you have rung psychiatry who are busy and haven’t called you back yet. What section could you use in this situation?

Answer 8

section 5(2)

Question 9

how long does a section 5(2) last and which cohort of patients can it be used on?

Answer 9

72 hours, used in patients already in hospital

Question 10

what is a section 5(4)

Answer 10

patients already in hospital, can detain patients against their will for up to 6 hours

Question 11

a patient is currently on a section 3 but it is soon to expire. The MDT are discussing discharge plans. What type of section could be used to provide treatment in the community?

Answer 11

section 17a = community treatment order

(patients can be recalled if not complying with conditions of the section)

Question 12

what is my mums and dads name and my name

Answer 12

michael is my dads name jessica and my name is erin

Question 13

what section can police use once they have applied for a court order to break into someones house and take them to a place of safety?

Answer 13

section 135

Question 14

what section can police use to remove someone from a public space and take them to a place of safety

Answer 14

section 136

Question 15

how long does a section 136 last

Answer 15

24 hours

Question 16

if a blood spill occurs what solution should you use to clean it up?

a) 10,000ppm sodium dichlorisocyanurate
b) 1000 ppm sodium dichlorisocyanurate
c) 100 ppm sodium dichlorisocyanurate
d) disinfectant

Answer 16

a) 10,000ppm sodium dichlorisocyanurate

Question 17

if cleaning up dirtier fluid than blood or csf e.g. vomit, faeces, urine, pus, sputum what solution should you use?

a) 10,000ppm sodium dichlorisocyanurate
b) 1000 ppm sodium dichlorisocyanurate
c) 100 ppm sodium dichlorisocyanurate
d) disinfectant

Answer 17

b) 1000 ppm sodium dichlorisocyanurate

Question 18

why should you not apply sodium dichlorisocyanurate directly to urine or vomit

Answer 18

release of chlorine fumes

Question 19

how long does an organisation have to respond to an individuals request for information

Answer 19

within 20 days

Question 20

what is the name of the law/act that pertains individuals to request the right to their information

Answer 20

Freedom of information act 2000

Question 21

if an individual requests a copy of their information e..g notes from an organisation under the freedom of information act what must the organisation do in their reply and in what time frame

Answer 21

organisation must reply within 20 days. They must inform the individual:-
1. if they do hold any perusal information
2. provide the information, unless legitimate reason not to.

Question 22

what is the law that provides the legal framework for data protection?

Answer 22

the data protection act (DPA) and The UK General data protection regulation (UK GDPR)

Question 23

who is responsible for regulating and enforcing the data protection law in the UK

Answer 23

The information commissioner’s officer (ICO)

Question 24

what category of data is your name/dob/address/ telephone number?

A) personal data
B) special category personal data
c) confidential data

Answer 24

a) personal data

Question 25

what category of data is your racial or ethnic origin/religous beliefs/ sexuality/ genetic data / biometric data e.g. fingerprints, facial recognition?

A) personal data
B) special category personal data
c) confidential data

Answer 25

b) special category personal data

Question 26

what category of data are health and social care records

A) personal data
B) special category personal data
c) confidential data

Answer 26

c) confidential data

Question 27

how many principles make up GDPR requirements and what are they called?

Answer 27

Caldicott principles - there are 8 in total

Question 28

what is the name of the person within an organisation who is responsible for ensuring confidentiality is maintained by ensuring the organisation maintain the 8 caldicott principles?

Answer 28

caldicott guardian

Question 29

what are the 8 caldicott principles?

Answer 29

ensure data is
1. Justify purpose of holding data
2. use confidential info only when necessary
3. use minimum necessary information
4. limit access to confidential info to only those who really require it
5. everyone who has access to confidential information should be aware of their responsibilities to protect confidentiality
6. comply with the law
7. duty to share confidential information with colleagues and allied agencies when it is in the patients best interest
8. inform patients how their information will be used

Question 30

what should you do if you receive phishing emails in you work email

Answer 30

mark it as junk
inform your line manager and follow the protocol
often this involves informing IT
do not open any attachments or click on any links
detail the mail