5 Written Questions

1. Signs and symptoms commonly experienced are headaches, fever, fatigue, vomiting, diarrhea, and an increase in pulse and respiration
2. a respiratory infection caused by influenza A viruses. Also known as Swine Flu
3. Health history, physical exam, tuberculin skin test, chest x-ray, microscopic exam, culture of sputum
4. Before Care: Private room maintain 3 feet spacing, Mask/face shield for staff and visitors within 3 feet, wash hands. During Care: limit transport of patient, patient wears mask, limit use of noncritical care equipment to single patient use, wash hands
5. Mild to severe jaundice, dark urine, extreme fatigue, loss of appetite, nausea, abdominal pain, joint pain, rash, fever

5 Matching Questions

1. Airborne Precautions
2. When handwashing should be performed
3. Routine handwashing steps 9-12
4. Cilia, coughing and sneezing, tears, hydrochloric acid, mucous membranes, fever, white blood cells
5. Bacilli

1. a The seven defense mechanisms of the human body are...
2. b Coming to work, Taking a break or leaving work, Between patients, Before and after putting on and taking off gloves, after touching your face, after touching anything contaminated, before touching anything clean
3. c Scrub between fingers, scrub each individual finger and under nails, scrub hands for two minutes, rinse each hand
4. d Before Care: Private room with closed door and monitoring, wash hands, wear respiratory protection. During care: Limit transport of patient, patient wears mask, limit use of noncritical care equipment to single patient use
5. e Rod shaped bacteria are called _______

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. caused by a bacteria produced toxin
   1. Botulism
   2. Cocci
   3. Bacilli
   4. Viruses
2. Use scrub, scrub palms in a circular motion, scrub wrists 1-2 inches above the hands, scrub back of hands
   1. Routine handwashing steps 9-12
   2. Routine handwashing steps 5-8
   3. Handwashing
   4. Routine handwashing steps 13-17
3. Standard precautions include:(7 items)
   1. Handwashing, PPE, patient care items, environmental control, linens, ventilation devices, patient placement
   2. Wash hands, Put on cap mask eyewear gown, put on gloves
   3. Airborne, Droplet, and Contact Precautions
   4. Removal of PPE in a contaminated area
4. Drug resistant organisms
   1. Bacilli
   2. MRSA, VRE
   3. Host
   4. Cholera
5. 2nd chain of infection. A place to live and grow. Can include the human body, food, animals, insects, or contaminated water
   1. Fungi
   2. Host
   3. Cocci
   4. HIV

5 True/False Questions

1. Pathogen, patient → Isolation is for the __________ not the ___________.

   True        False

2. Hepatitis B → caused by a virus that causes inflammation of the brain and spinal cord

   True        False

3. Protozoa → One celled plants. Can be pathogenic or nonpathogenic.

   True        False

4. Failure to report an incident → Isolation is for the __________ not the ___________.

   True        False

5. Annually → caused by bacteria inhaled from contaminated soil or handling the wool of infected animals

   True        False