FIPP 6 - Midterm Exam (first lecture - TPNs) 100% Verified
What is the number one source of contamination?
human touch
USP _____ is an enforceable document that sets rules and guidelines for sterile
compounding
797
What does USP stand for?
united states pharmacopeia
USP _______ is the chapter overseeing hazardous drug (non-sterile) handling
800
USP 797 guidelines indicate that personnel involved in compounding of sterile products
(Category 1&2) should be evaluated _____________ and every ____ months thereafter.
initially, 6
USP 797 guidelines state that personnel performing Category 3 compounding of sterile
products shall be tested every _____ months
3
, How is Clostridiodes difficile (C. diff) transmitted?
via feces, any object or surface can become a reservoir for C. diff spores
C. diff should be kept on for at least ______ hrs. after diarrhea has stopped?
48
You are working in the hospital and involved with the care of a patient who is infected
with Clostridioides difficile (C. diff). You must go into his room and note that the patient
is in isolation in contact precautions. Which of the following precautions should you take
to help reduce the risk of spreading this organism?
put on gown and gloves to enter the room and after leaving the room wash hands with
soap and water
Which of the following transmission based precaution requires a fitted N-95 or higher
level respirator upon entering a patient space?
airborne precautions
What type of precautions are there in infection control basics?
standard precautions and transmission based precautions
What are types of transmission based precautions?
contact precautions, droplet precautions, airborne precautions
what type of PPE is used for contact precautions
gloves and gown
What is the number one source of contamination?
human touch
USP _____ is an enforceable document that sets rules and guidelines for sterile
compounding
797
What does USP stand for?
united states pharmacopeia
USP _______ is the chapter overseeing hazardous drug (non-sterile) handling
800
USP 797 guidelines indicate that personnel involved in compounding of sterile products
(Category 1&2) should be evaluated _____________ and every ____ months thereafter.
initially, 6
USP 797 guidelines state that personnel performing Category 3 compounding of sterile
products shall be tested every _____ months
3
, How is Clostridiodes difficile (C. diff) transmitted?
via feces, any object or surface can become a reservoir for C. diff spores
C. diff should be kept on for at least ______ hrs. after diarrhea has stopped?
48
You are working in the hospital and involved with the care of a patient who is infected
with Clostridioides difficile (C. diff). You must go into his room and note that the patient
is in isolation in contact precautions. Which of the following precautions should you take
to help reduce the risk of spreading this organism?
put on gown and gloves to enter the room and after leaving the room wash hands with
soap and water
Which of the following transmission based precaution requires a fitted N-95 or higher
level respirator upon entering a patient space?
airborne precautions
What type of precautions are there in infection control basics?
standard precautions and transmission based precautions
What are types of transmission based precautions?
contact precautions, droplet precautions, airborne precautions
what type of PPE is used for contact precautions
gloves and gown
