WorksheetsIsolation Practice
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
When should transmission based precautions be used?
a)
With patients who have an open or seeping wound
b)
With all patients, regardless of sickness
c)
With patients who seem confused or psychotic
d)
With patients who have highly communicable diseases
2.
What should be done with food that is leftover in an isolation room?
a)
It should be disposed of in the kitchen
b)
It should be left in the room for the next meal
c)
It should immediately be sent to the incinerator
d)
It should be disposed in the patient's room
3.
Which of the following is NOT standard practice for a patient with Tuberculosis?
a)
Move the patient to an isolation room
b)
Maintain a room temperature of 90 degrees
c)
Those who enter the room should wear respiratory protection
d)
Keep the room at negative pressure
4.
Which of the following is an example of indirect contact?
a)
Touching an open wound
b)
Inhaling air droplets after a sneeze
c)
None of the above
d)
Both A and B
5.
Which of the following items is an airborne precaution?
a)
Wearing a respiration mask
b)
Keeping the room at negative pressure
c)
Ensuring the door to the room remain closed
d)
All of the above
6.
Which of the following items is a droplet precaution?
a)
Wearing a HEPA filter mask
b)
Wearing a standard surgical mask
c)
Keeping the room at negative pressure
d)
All of the above
7.
Which Isolation does the rule, “you can maintain a distance of 3 feet without a mask” apply to?
a)
Airborne
b)
Droplet
c)
Contact
d)
Protective
e)
Standard/Universal
8.
Patients infected with a pathogen transmitted by large particle droplets would be placed on which isolation?
a)
Airborne
b)
Droplet
c)
Contact
d)
Protective
e)
Standard/Universal
9.
Choosing PPE based on a procedure would be which type of precaution?
a)
Airborne
b)
Droplet
c)
Contact
d)
Protective
e)
Standard/Universal
10.
This type of isolation allows for patients to have different diagnosis in the same room if 3 feet are maintained between them
a)
Airborne
b)
Droplet
c)
Contact
d)
Protective
e)
Standard/Universal
11.
This type of isolation precaution requires a HEPA (N-95) mask to be worn before entering the room.
a)
Airborne
b)
Droplet
c)
Contact
d)
Protective
e)
Standard/Universal
12.
Immunocompromised patients are placed on which type of isolation?
a)
Airborne
b)
Droplet
c)
Contact
d)
Protective
e)
Standard/Universal
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