BSN 206 ISB Infection Control Lesson 2 Post
Test Questions and Answers A+ Grade
2026/2027 | Complete Study Guide
Terms in this set (8)
When should you perform hand Before applying gloves to insert an IV.
hygiene? (Select all that apply.) After moving a patient up in bed.
Before assessing a patient's vital signs.
Before applying gloves to insert an
IV.
After documenting in the patient's
electronic medical record.
After moving a patient up in bed.
Before assessing a patient's vital
signs.
Before touching clean linens.
, You are washing your hands in a The force of the water.
sink with hand faucets. You first turn
on the water and regulate the The method used to turn off the faucet.
temperature to warm. You increase
the water pressure to create a
strong spray. You wet your hands,
apply 1 teaspoon (5 mL) of soap,
and rub your hands together
vigorously, creating lather. You
interlace your fingers and rub the
palms and backs of the hands with
a circular motion at least 5 times
each. You keep your hands
positioned with fingertips down and
rinse the hands and wrists
thoroughly. You turn off the faucet.
You dry your hands with a paper
towel. Which step(s) are incorrect?
(Select all that apply.)
The temperature of the water.
The force of the water.
The amount of soap used.
The technique used in lathering.
The position of your hands.
The method used to turn off the
faucet.
Test Questions and Answers A+ Grade
2026/2027 | Complete Study Guide
Terms in this set (8)
When should you perform hand Before applying gloves to insert an IV.
hygiene? (Select all that apply.) After moving a patient up in bed.
Before assessing a patient's vital signs.
Before applying gloves to insert an
IV.
After documenting in the patient's
electronic medical record.
After moving a patient up in bed.
Before assessing a patient's vital
signs.
Before touching clean linens.
, You are washing your hands in a The force of the water.
sink with hand faucets. You first turn
on the water and regulate the The method used to turn off the faucet.
temperature to warm. You increase
the water pressure to create a
strong spray. You wet your hands,
apply 1 teaspoon (5 mL) of soap,
and rub your hands together
vigorously, creating lather. You
interlace your fingers and rub the
palms and backs of the hands with
a circular motion at least 5 times
each. You keep your hands
positioned with fingertips down and
rinse the hands and wrists
thoroughly. You turn off the faucet.
You dry your hands with a paper
towel. Which step(s) are incorrect?
(Select all that apply.)
The temperature of the water.
The force of the water.
The amount of soap used.
The technique used in lathering.
The position of your hands.
The method used to turn off the
faucet.