Module 04 — Infection Control & PPE

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Answer all 5 questions. You need 80% (4 of 5) to pass. Your results are recorded.

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1.The single most important infection prevention measure is:

Wearing gloves at all times Hand hygiene — washing hands or using alcohol-based sanitizer Wearing a mask during every visit Using antibacterial cleaning products

2.When should you wash your hands? (Select the most complete answer)

Before leaving the patient's home Only before providing personal care Entering/leaving homes, before/after care, before food prep, after restroom, after body fluid contact, after removing gloves Only when hands are visibly dirty

3.You wake up with a fever and are scheduled for a shift. You should:

Take medicine and go to work Call the office and DO NOT report to work Go to work but wear a mask Text your patient that you'll be late

4.Gloves should be worn when:

At all times during the visit Only during bathing When contact with blood, body fluids, mucous membranes, or non-intact skin is anticipated Only if the patient asks you to

5.After removing gloves, you should:

Continue working — your hands are clean Wash your hands immediately Put on a new pair of gloves right away Wipe your hands on your clothes

Infection Control & PPE

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