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WorksheetsCH4 Safety and Infection Control
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 10mins
A term for all efforts made to prevent the spread of infection
infection control
incident report
patient safety
employee safety
Match the picture with the safety principle
Walk on the righthand side of the hallway
Always hold onto handrails when using stairs
Never run in a hallway
Report any lights that do not work in your facility.
Remove obstructions from floors and hallways.
code blue
cardiac arrest
code red
fire
code orange
hazardous materials spill
code silver
dangerous person with a weapon
code black
bomb/terrorist threat
Code Pink
infant abduction
child abduction
infant/child abduction
adult abduction
Any sudden event that brings great damage, loss, or destruction
disaster
incident
drill
threat
CERT stands for __________.
Community Emergency Response Training
Community Emergent Response Training
Community Emergent Readiness Training
Commune Emergency Response Training
What is the minimum number of pt. identifiers required?
1
2
3
4
Patient privacy is a privilege, not a right.
True
False
What does the O in OSHA stand for?
Orientation
Occupational
Optional
Who must comply with OSHA?
Only teachers and doctors.
Everyone who works at a job that requires health and safety.
Why is workplace safety important?
It's not important.
It keeps workers and customers safe.
Only managers need to worry about workplace safety.
Who is responsible to provide you with training required by OSHA standards?
The employer
The union
The government
The worker/employee
Bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites:
Are agents that cause infections
Are agents that do not cause infections
Are best dealt with by using antibiotics
What are your workplace infection control responsibilities?
To report to your supervisor / manager only if you think other people could become infected
To report any problems to your manager to prevent people from becoming infected
To report problems to your manager only if you think you or other workers could become infected
A form used in a healthcare facility to document both safety- and non-safety- related events that are not part of a routine operation in the facility
incident report
response report
safety report
patient report
