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SnapNurse Annual Training Quiz
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T/F: National Patient Safety Goals are primarily based upon
aggregate information on sentinel events reported to The
Joint Commission
Ans: True
T/F: According to The Joint Commission-Do Not Use
Abbreviation List, "Q.D." is an acceptable abbreviation and
should be used when ordering/documenting medications
Ans: False
The Standard Precautions Guidelines are designed to:
Require precautions only when the disease or infection status
of a patient is known
Be used only when there is a potential of exposure to blood
Reduce the risk of transmitting infectious agents and disease
None of the above
Ans: Reduce the risk of transmitting infectious
agents and disease
Personal protective equipment (PPE) consists of which of the
following:
Gloves
Gown or Apron
Mask and Protective Eyewear
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All of the Above
Ans: All of the above
Blood-borne pathogens that healthcare providers could
possibly be exposed to while performing their duties
include:
HIV, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C
Tuberculosis (TB)
Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA)
All of the Above
Ans: All of the above
Which of the following is NOT one of the principles to follow
to limit exposure to radiation:
Reporting
Time
Distance
Shielding
Ans: Reporting
T/F: Wearing a respirator mask (such as a N95) that has
been fitted and tested will maximize protection from
Mycobacterium tuberculosis (TB). OSHA requires re-
evaluation by a physician and fit testing annually for these
types of respirator masks
Ans: True
The "RACE" acronym stands for the following:
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SnapNurse Annual Training Quiz
Latest Questions and Graded
Answers
T/F: National Patient Safety Goals are primarily based upon
aggregate information on sentinel events reported to The
Joint Commission
Ans: True
T/F: According to The Joint Commission-Do Not Use
Abbreviation List, "Q.D." is an acceptable abbreviation and
should be used when ordering/documenting medications
Ans: False
The Standard Precautions Guidelines are designed to:
Require precautions only when the disease or infection status
of a patient is known
Be used only when there is a potential of exposure to blood
Reduce the risk of transmitting infectious agents and disease
None of the above
Ans: Reduce the risk of transmitting infectious
agents and disease
Personal protective equipment (PPE) consists of which of the
following:
Gloves
Gown or Apron
Mask and Protective Eyewear
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All of the Above
Ans: All of the above
Blood-borne pathogens that healthcare providers could
possibly be exposed to while performing their duties
include:
HIV, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C
Tuberculosis (TB)
Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA)
All of the Above
Ans: All of the above
Which of the following is NOT one of the principles to follow
to limit exposure to radiation:
Reporting
Time
Distance
Shielding
Ans: Reporting
T/F: Wearing a respirator mask (such as a N95) that has
been fitted and tested will maximize protection from
Mycobacterium tuberculosis (TB). OSHA requires re-
evaluation by a physician and fit testing annually for these
types of respirator masks
Ans: True
The "RACE" acronym stands for the following:
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