Precautions

Question 1

What are standard precautions?

Answer 1

1. Gloves
2. Gown
3. Mask
4. hand hygiene

Question 2

What are indications for droplet precautions?

Answer 2

1. Pertussis
2. Pneumonia
3. Rubella

Question 3

What must you wear in a droplet precaution room?

Answer 3

1. Surgical mask

2. Private room

Question 4

What are indications for airborne precuations?

Answer 4

1. TB
2. Varicella Zoster - chickenpox
3. Herpes zoster - shingles
4. Rubeola - measles

Question 5

What must you wear in an airborne precaution room?

Answer 5

1. N95 respirator
2. Negative pressure room
3. private room
   Plus standard precaution stuff

Question 6

What are indications for contact?

Answer 6

1. MRSA, VRE
2. C. diff
3. scabies

Question 7

What must you wear in a contact precaution room?

Answer 7

1. HAND HYGIENE
2. Gloves
3. Gown
4. private room is preferred

Question 8

What is the procedure for putting on PPE?

Answer 8

1. Gown
2. Mask
3. Goggles
4. Gloves

Question 9

What is the procedure for take off PPE?

Answer 9

1. Gloves
2. Goggles
3. Gown
4. mask

Question 10

Let’s say you are in a negative pressure room after helping a pt. with airborne precautions, how do you take off PPE?

Answer 10

1. put call light within reach
2. Take off the gloves and gown
3. Perform hang hygiene
4. Exit room
5. Take off mask, and perform hand hygiene.