VATI SAFETY AND INFECTION CONTROL
ACTUAL QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS
◉ AHA Chain of Survival
Answer: 1.) early access to care
2.) early CPR
3.) early defibrillation
4.) advanced care
◉ Hazardous Substances
Answer: Any chemical in the workplace that can cause harm.
◉ Infection
Answer: A major threat and health hazard in all of our health care
facilities.
◉ The primary goal of an infection control program
Answer: Is to prevent the spread of infection in a health care facility.
◉ AIDS
, Answer: Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, and is caused by a
virus called human immunodeficiency virus- transmitted by blood,
vaginal fluids, and semen and is not spread through casual contact.
May be transmitted through the blood of an infected person that
enters another person's bloodstream through a cut, an open sore, or
blood that is splashed into the mouth or the eye.
◉ Hepatitis B
Answer: This disease is caused by an inflammation of the liver- since
health care providers are at risk for exposure, it is essential for
standard blood and body fluid precautions to be practiced.
◉ Tuberculosis
Answer: This disease is caused by an airborne pathogen. Health care
workers that come into contact with patients must wear personal
protective equipment, such as special fitted masks.
◉ Nosocomial infections
Answer: Any infection that first occurs during a patient's stay at a
health-care facility, regardless of whether it is detected during the
stay or after,. These infections are usually transmitted to the patient
by a health care worker. Proper hand washing techniques are the
best method of prevention
◉ Handwashing
ACTUAL QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS
◉ AHA Chain of Survival
Answer: 1.) early access to care
2.) early CPR
3.) early defibrillation
4.) advanced care
◉ Hazardous Substances
Answer: Any chemical in the workplace that can cause harm.
◉ Infection
Answer: A major threat and health hazard in all of our health care
facilities.
◉ The primary goal of an infection control program
Answer: Is to prevent the spread of infection in a health care facility.
◉ AIDS
, Answer: Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, and is caused by a
virus called human immunodeficiency virus- transmitted by blood,
vaginal fluids, and semen and is not spread through casual contact.
May be transmitted through the blood of an infected person that
enters another person's bloodstream through a cut, an open sore, or
blood that is splashed into the mouth or the eye.
◉ Hepatitis B
Answer: This disease is caused by an inflammation of the liver- since
health care providers are at risk for exposure, it is essential for
standard blood and body fluid precautions to be practiced.
◉ Tuberculosis
Answer: This disease is caused by an airborne pathogen. Health care
workers that come into contact with patients must wear personal
protective equipment, such as special fitted masks.
◉ Nosocomial infections
Answer: Any infection that first occurs during a patient's stay at a
health-care facility, regardless of whether it is detected during the
stay or after,. These infections are usually transmitted to the patient
by a health care worker. Proper hand washing techniques are the
best method of prevention
◉ Handwashing
