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1. Question
“Standard precautions” are infection control practices that are designed to protect homecare workers from: (Check all correct answers.)
- Contact with clients’ blood and body fluids.
- Exposure to airborne infections.
- Contact with potentially infected surfaces.
- Becoming infected with diseases clients or others in homes may have.
- All of the above
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2. Question
The key steps for standard precautions include: (Check all correct answers.) ____
- Using gloves. ____
- Wearing an apron, mask, and eye protectors as trained. ____
- Frequent hand washing. ____
- Using disinfecting air cleaners. ____
- Proper handling and disposal of possibly infected linens and wastes. ____
- Proper handling and disposal of sharps (such as needles or diabetes sticks).
- All of the above
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Which is the single most important infection control activity? ____
- Hand washing.
- Using gloves.
- Proper handling and disposal of possible infected linens and wastes.
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4. Question
When should homecare workers wash their hands?
- After performing caregiving task
- Before performing essential task that require washing hands.
- Wash your hands frequently throughout your work day
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When should homecare workers use gloves?
- Put disposable gloves on when you are ready to do an activity that requires them
- After completing caregiving activity that requires gloves.
- Gloves are not required.
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6. Question
There are many bloodborne infectious diseases, but three of the most serious are:
- HIV, Hepatitis B and C.
- HIV, Flu, Urinary Tract Infection
- Hepatitis B, C, D
- None of the above
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Workers CAN’T be exposed Eating contaminated food or water
- True
- False
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8. Question
You can be exposed to blood borne pathogens by being stuck by a needle or “sharp” that has infected blood or fluid on it
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- False
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Viruses cause diseases such as: Influenza (the flu). − Colds. − Viral diarrhea
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- False
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10. Question
Parasites cause diseases such as: − Diarrhea caused by Giardia
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- False
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