DaVita Orientation Basics and Policy & Procedure Comprehensive Examination: Hand Hygiene Compliance, Alcohol-Based Hand Rub Standards, Infection Prevention Practices, Glove Usage Requirements, Personal Protective Equipment, Fluid-Resistant Gown Protocols,

DaVita Orientation Basics and Policy & Procedure Comprehensive Examination: Hand Hygiene Compliance, Alcohol-Based Hand Rub Standards, Infection Prevention Practices, Glove Usage Requirements, Personal Protective Equipment, Fluid-Resistant Gown Protocols, Stethoscope Disinfection, Patient and Teammate Safety, Vascular Access Care, Dressing Change Procedures, Tourniquet Management, Dedicated Patient Equipment, Common Supply Control, Environmental Surface Disinfection, Bleach Solution Preparation, Blood Spill Cleanup Procedures, Infection Control Program, Facility Hygiene Standards, Dialysis Station Management, Wall Box Maintenance Practice Exam Questions Verified and Provided with Complete A+ Graded Answers Latest Updated 2026 When is hand hygiene performed? 1. entering/exiting treatment area 2. prior to/removal gloves 3. after contamination with blood or other infectious material 4. after patient/dialysis delivery system contact 5. between patients 6. before touching clean areas Alcohol -based hand rubs must contain: 60-95% 1. ethyl alcohol 2. isopropyl alcohol 3. or combination of BOTH When washing you hands you should cover hands and wrists with lather and wash vigorously for (how long)? 15 seconds T/F: If hands are not visibly contaminated, use of an alcohol-based hand rub may be substituted. TRUE T/F: Traditional nail polish is acceptable. Nail length should be no more than 1/4 inch. TRUE T/F: Patient MUST wear gloves. If patient refuses, patient needs to re-educated on wearing gloves + it MUST be charted. TRUE T/F: Appropriate fluid resistant/fluid impervious lab coats or gowns will be worn at all times when on the treatment floor. TRUE T/F: Stethoscopes will be disinfected with 1:100 bleach solution and if they are visibly contaminated with blood or body fluids should be disinfected with 1:10 bleach solution (1:10 = stronger) TRUE T/F: Patients and teammates are to have separate toilets. TRUE T/F: Patients are encouraged to wash their hands and access extremity upon entering the treatment area prior to the initiation of dialysis and wash their hands after treatment before leaving treatment area. TRUE T/F: Dressing changes should NOT be performed in the treatment area with exception to vascular access care. TRUE