Year One
Bloodborne Pathogens Awareness Quiz
Test your knowledge on bloodborne diseases, personal protective measures, and HIPAA regulations with our comprehensive quiz designed for healthcare professionals. This quiz will help ensure you're well-informed and compliant with safety guidelines.
- Explore key concepts related to bloodborne pathogens.
- Learn about personal hygiene and protective equipment.
- Understand the importance of HIPAA regulations in healthcare.
Which of the following are the two most prevalent Bloodborne diseases in the United States?
Hepatitis B and Mononucleosis
HIV and Tuberculosis
Tuberculosis and Mononucleosis
HIV and Hepatitis B
There is a vaccine available that can prevent infection from Hepatitis C and HIV
True
False
You may not eat, drink, apply cosmetics, lip balm nor handle contact lenses where there is a potential for exposure?
True
False
All types of gloves can be reused after an exposure incident if they are decontaminated?
True
False
Used needles or sharps should never be bent, sheared, or broken; they should be disposed of in?
Waste basket
Puncture resistant container
Garbage bags
Personal Protective Equipment can help guard against infection by Bloodborne Pathogens?
True
False
What is the most important personal hygiene practice for preventing infection from Bloodborne disease?
Gargling with disinfectant
Hand washing
Cleaning fingernails daily
What color must be used as the "background" on Biohazard Warning Labels?
Yellow
Red/Orange
Black
Telling your husband about a client’s condition along with her name and other identifying information is not a HIPAA violation.
True
False
PHI includes all health information that is used or disclosed, except in oral form.
True
False
The patien'ts telephone number is an example of PHI.
True
False
You are permitted to discuss the client’s condition with a coworker during the change of a shift.
True
False
The HIPAA Privacy Rule protects a client’s fundamental right to privacy and confidentiality
True
False
Protected Health Information is anything that connects a patient to his or her health information.
True
False
It is permissible to disclose PHI without authorization in the case of reporting abuse, neglect, or domestic violence.
True
False
You can receive personal fines for disclosing information about an individual.
True
False
Our knowledge of elder abuse is limited since those involved often have done a good job of keeping it secret.
True
False
If you position an elder incorrectly or force them to eat, you are physically abusing that person.
True
False
It is never acceptable to restrain an elder, chemically or physically, for purposes of discipline or convenience.
True
False
When an elder is treated like a child or an infant, they are being psychologically abused.
True
False
Withholding adequate fluids or physical therapy or false teeth from a senior is considered physical neglect.
True
False
When elders use their call bells inappropriately, you are not neglecting them if you take your time answering their calls.
True
False
You are neglecting an elder if you leave them on the toilet for an extended period of time, even if you got busy and just forgot.
True
False
You should suspect abuse if a family seeks care that does not fully meet the needs of an elder with financial means.
True
False
Family members are most often the abusers outside healthcare facilities.
True
False
Dehydration, decubitus ulcers and poor personal hygiene may be signs of physical neglect.
True
False
Physical abuse should be suspected if the elder and caregiver give conflicting accounts of the cause of an elder’s injury.
True
False
When you witness abuse, your primary concern is to report the abuser to prevent the abuse from happening again.
True
False
What is the minimum time you wash your hands
5 to 10 seconds
20-30 seconds
30-40 seconds
60 seconds or more
Hand washing is the most important means for preventing the spread of infection
True
False
Alcohol hand sanitizers should be at least 60 percent alcohol
True
False
I should wash my hands:
Before and after giving care to my client
After taking care of my patient and before preparing food
After I remove my gloves
All of the above
None of the above
I should turn off the water lever with my elbow or a disposable paper towel
True
False
Artificial nails or extenders should not be worn when I am providing care to my patients.
True
False
When using alcohol-based hand sanitizers, I should
Apply at least 1/2 teaspoons on the palm of my hand
Rub my hands together covering all surfaces of my hand until they're dry
Both A and B
None of the above
I should wash my hands after assisting my client into bed
True
False
I don't need to wash my after I blow my nose
True
False
I should wash my hands after I take my client's temperature
True
False
Which statement is NOT correct
AD is a form of dementia that makes a person unable to carry out daily activities
AD is a progressive, degenerative brain disease
AD symptoms usually begin suddenly
AD is characterized by memory loss, language deterioration, poor judgement, and indifferent attitudes
Behavior if often worse at night
True
False
Benefits of exercise are
Helps to retain motor skills
Improves circulation
Imrpoves sleep
Aids in elimination
All of the above
A daily walk may reduce wandering
True
False
During episodes of agitation, choose three things you can do that might help
Argue
Make calm positive statements
Offer choices between two options
Say "I'm sorry you are upset, I will stay until you feel better"
It is important to focus on things the AD client can still do and enjoy
True
False
Serenity and stability reduce behavior problems
True
False
You would be surprised to find your AD client having an outburst or cursing or threatening language
True
False
When a client exhibits a difficult behavior, the first thing you should do is look for
Family
Reason
Nurse
Supervisor
It doesn't do any good to try and love or reassure a client with AD
True
False
Gloves can be reused
True
False
Wash your hands
Before putting on gloves
After taking off mask, gown and gloves
After securing a biohazard bag
Use germicidal wipes on your hands before working with client
False
True
Clean the stethoscope before use
True
False
To disinfection an area, wipe the surface with a germicidal wipe until completely wet, then:
Allow to dry on its own
Blow dry with a hair dryer
Blow on the area to help it dry
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