Infection Control Quiz

Imagine you're a detective like Harper, Abigail, or Samuel, solving the mystery of medical asepsis. Which of the following is a key clue in reducing the spread of germs?

• Complete removal of all micro-organisms

• Reducing the number and transfer of pathogens

• Using sterile gloves and gowns

• Performing invasive procedures

Hey Priya and Rohan, can you fill in the blank? Surgical asepsis is also known as the ______ technique. Let's see who gets it right!

Hey there, future medical maestros! Imagine you're in a bustling hospital with Charlotte, Ava, and Kai. Can you describe the main difference between medical asepsis and surgical asepsis? Let's dive into the world of germs and gloves!

Imagine you're a superhero in the medical world! Which of the following situations requires your superpower of surgical asepsis to save the day?

• Washing hands before eating

• Changing a surgical dressing

• Cleaning a patient's room

• Disposing of used supplies

Emma and Elijah are learning about hand hygiene in their health class. Which of the following is NOT a fun tip from the CDC for keeping those hands squeaky clean?

• Using hand sanitizer when hands are visibly soiled

• Washing hands before and after patient contact

• Avoiding artificial nails in clinical settings

• Using a paper towel to turn off the faucet

Hey there, future medical detectives! Imagine you're in a thrilling surgical adventure with Mason, Liam, and James. You're all set to perform a life-saving operation, but oh no! The sterile field has been left exposed to the open air for too long. What do you think it is now considered? Fill in the blank: A sterile field that has been exposed to open air for an extended period of time is considered ______.

Hey there, curious minds! Can you explain why hand hygiene is like a superhero cape in the fight against infections? Imagine Nora, Lily, and Liam are on a mission to uncover the secrets of this powerful practice!

Imagine you're in the middle of a high-stakes surgery simulation with Zoe, Hannah, and Mason. Suddenly, the sterile field is contaminated! What should you do to save the day?

• Continue with the procedure

• Remove the sterile field and start over

• Only remove the items that were touched

• Ignore the contamination