HCWM & LAB BIOSAFETY QUIZ Flashcards

1
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  1. The series of events that lead to the transmission of infection is known as
A
  • Chain of infection
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  1. Biosecurity is to protect microorganisms from infecting other organism specifically humans, while biosafety is to protect microorganisms from being acquired by terrorist.
    - Only the first statement is correct
    - Only the second statement is correct
    - Both statements are correct
    - Both statements are incorrect
A

Both statements are incorrect

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3
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  1. The chain of infection is a basic principle on how people are infected; which also explains how we can prevent or eliminate acquiring the infection (TRUE OR FALSE)
A
  • True
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  1. The agents of infection are the ff, except:
    - Susceptible individuals
    - Parasites
    - Bacteria
    - Fungi
A

Susceptible individuals

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5
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  1. The ff are portals of entry, except:
    - Fecal matter
    - Respiratory
    - Tract
    - Digestive tract
    - Skin
A

Fecal matter

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  1. This relates to how the infectious agent transfer from one host to the other
A
  • Mode of transmission
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  1. The secondary level of prevention against potential pathogenic microorganism targets
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  • Individuals in the early stage of the disease
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8
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  1. The strategy employed under secondary preventive measures to infections is to administer:
A
  • Early and effective treatment
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  1. In the primary level of infection, it targets individuals who are considered to be:
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  • Healthy
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  1. This are the ff strategies employed in the primary prevention of infection, except:
A
  • Surgery
  • Vaccination
  • Improving nutritional status of individuals
  • Health education of the community
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  1. Healthcare practitioners are carriers of transient or resident microorganisms; hence, we should not wash our hands after removing our gloves.
    - Only the first statement is correct
    - Only the second statement is correct
    - Both statements are correct
    - Both statements are incorrect
A

Only the first statement is correct

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12
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  1. The common symbol when encountered in the workplace reminds us of:
A
  • Biological hazards
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  1. Constant handwashing in the workplace is vital in the prevention of hospital acquired infection, hence, hands must be decontaminated when not visibly soiled in the clinical setting.
    - Only the first statement is correct
    - Only the second statement is correct
    - Both statements are correct
    - Both statements are incorrect
A

Both statements are correct

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14
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  1. Arranged the steps in donning your PPE’s
    a. Gloves
    b. Mask or respirator
    c. Hand hygiene
    d. Gown
    e. Goggles or face shield
A
  • d, b, e, c, a
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  1. The HEPA filter is capable of removing particles in the air with a relative size of 0.3 micrometer, which of the ff particles will easily be trap in the filter in terms of its size
    - Pet dander
    - Tobacco smoke
    - Mold
    - Household dust
A

Mold

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  1. The HEPA filter is integral in part of which important laboratory equipment?
A
  • Biologic safety cabinet
17
Q
  1. Which of the following statement is TRUE for HEPA filters?
    - Constructed of cotton fibers
    - The effective filter operation is 99.97
    - The sheet is flat to increase the overall filtration surface area
    - It can filter viruses with a size equivalent to .011005 micrometer
A

The effective filter operation is 99.97

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  1. This particular healthcare waste is composed of expired and contaminated drugs and vaccines
A
  • Pharmaceutical waste
19
Q
  1. The proper management of health care waste will protect the general public from the potential hazards of acquiring diseases brought about by this waste.
    - TRUE
    - FALSE
A

TRUE

20
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  1. As per regulation, healthcare waste disposal in the workplace must be segregated into colored plastic bags, identify the color of the waste bag according to the types of waste dispose
    a. Infectious
    b. Domestic
    c. Cytotoxic
    d. Medicinal
    - Orange, black, purple, green
A

Orange, black, purple, green

21
Q
  1. According to the regulation on the correct practices for disposing health care waste, it should be enforced that:
    a. All waste bin must be properly covered to prevent cross contamination
    b. Radioactive waste must be buried or incinerated
A
  • Only the first statement is correct (you cannot burn or incinerate a radioactive waste)
22
Q
  1. Which of this waste is not considered as Non-hazardous waste?
    - Organic
    - Plastic
    - Metal
    - Blood
A

BLOOD

23
Q
  1. Anatomic waste must be refrigerated if not collected while pathologic waste must be disposed thru safe burial or cremation
    - Only the first statement is correct
    - Only the second statement is correct
    - Both statements are correct
    - Both statements are incorrect
A

Both statements are correct

24
Q

Z24. Which of the following Laws mandates the strict implementation of the policies on healthcare waste management in the work place
- RA 9275
- RA 5527
- RA 9007
- RA 1517

A

RA 9275