Major 2

What is the correct sequence for removing PPE?

• a) Gloves, gown, mask, goggles

• b) Mask, goggles, gown, gloves

• c) Gown, gloves, goggles, mask

• d) Goggles, mask, gown, gloves

When removing gloves, what is the recommended technique?

• a) Grasping the outer surface of the glove with the opposite hand

• b) Pulling the glove off from the fingertips

• c) Pulling the glove off inside-out

• d) Using your teeth to pull the glove off

How should you dispose of used gloves in a healthcare setting?

• a) Place them in a regular waste bin

• b) Recycle them appropriately

• c) Dispose of them in a biohazard waste container

• d) Leave them at the patient's bedside

Before putting on gloves, what is an important step to take?

• a) Wash your hands thoroughly

• b) Apply hand sanitizer over the gloves

• c) Check the gloves for any holes or tears

• d) Both a and c

What is the primary reason for wearing gloves in a healthcare setting?

• a) To keep your hands clean

• b) To prevent the spread of infection

• c) To avoid direct contact with hazardous materials

• d) All of the above

Which of the following is NOT a recommended practice for glove use in healthcare settings?

• a) Changing gloves between patients

• b) Washing gloves instead of changing them

• c) Using gloves when handling bodily fluids

• d) Wearing gloves when performing sterile procedures

What should be done if a glove tears during a procedure?

• a) Continue the procedure quickly

• b) Apply a new glove over the torn one

• c) Remove the torn glove and apply hand sanitizer

• d) Remove the torn glove, perform hand hygiene, and replace with a new glove

After removing gloves, what is the NEXT step to prevent the spread of infection?

• a) Immediately touch surfaces

• b) Perform hand hygiene

• c) Put on a new pair of gloves

• d) Leave the healthcare setting

Which of the following is a key reason for double gloving in surgical settings?

• a) To improve grip on surgical instruments

• b) To reduce the risk of glove perforation reaching the skin

• c) To make it easier to change gloves during surgery

• d) To keep the hands warmer and more comfortable

What is the most appropriate action if gloves become contaminated with a hazardous substance?

• a) Rinse the gloves with water before continuing the procedure

• b) Continue the procedure, then clean the gloves afterwards

• c) Immediately remove the gloves, perform hand hygiene, and don a new pair

• d) Cover the gloves with a new pair without removing them