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WorksheetsExam 3
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 6mins
If you do not wash your hands between patients and you give them a hospital acquired infection, this is considered to be direct droplet transmission
True
False
We need to get our flu shot annually because of a loss of immunity. COVID booster was required because it was more of a rapid loss of immunity than previously thought. These are an example of what type of vaccine failure?
Primary
Secondary
In a mass casualty disaster you have a victim who is not ambulatory. When you check if they are breathing, you find that they aren't. You open their airway at that time and get them breathing again. When you do an assessment you then notice that their respirations are 35 breaths/minute and their capillary refill is 4 seconds. When you talk to them all they do is moan and they are unable to follow simple commands. What color tag would you use for them using the START algorithm?
Green
Black
Red
Yellow
You are an Emergency Department nurse working in triage. Your supervisor rushes up to you to tell you that there was a terrorist attack nearby and that people were exposed to a mustard gas (sulfur mustard). What would you be looking for in the people presenting to CONFIRM their exposure (Select all that apply)
The patient comes in with no shirt on and you see large water blisters on their arms and hands
Lab tests show bone marrow suppression
The patient does not make it, they die within 30 minutes of exposure
The patient presents to your ED having convulsions and bradycardia as well as constricted pupils on exam.
Which of the following source would you send a co-worker to if they want to learn more about environmental hazard data from national, state, and city sources on things like pesticide exposure, water quality, etc.?
ToxFAQ
Air Quality Index
Doppler Radar
National Environmental Public Health Tracking Network
Which one of the control strategies would you be using if get tested for COVID when you start showing symptoms to help with early detection and to control the spread?
At the source
At the level of the person
Secondary prevention
Along the path
Your patient comes in for their annual physical and you notice that they have not have their influenza vaccine for the year and you ask them about it. They give you a list of things they are worried about. Which of these reasons would you correct them on as you know it is a vaccine myth? (select all that apply)
Some vaccines contain weakened or altered live viruses.
Vaccines can cause autism and they are worried about getting it with the flu shot.
Since they had the flu, they know that their natural immunity is better than vaccine acquired immunity so they don't need the flu vaccine this year.
Their mother (who is allergic to eggs) got her influenza vaccine a month ago and had an allergic reaction.
Which of these is NOT one of the types of violence covered by the Triangle of Violence?
Cultural violence
Direct violence
Self defense
Structural violence
With structural violence, even though it is normalized and pervasive there is always an identifiable perpetrator to prosecute.
True
False
