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WorksheetsNA Ch. 6 Infection Control
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 4mins
Liam, Noah, and Avery are in a nursing assistant class. Their teacher asks, 'What does it mean when we say a disease is communicable?'
It means the disease can spread from person to person through direct or indirect contact
It means the disease can spread by viruses communicating with each other
It means communicating to your physician the need for a physical
It means the spread of infectious people by bacteria communicating with other bacteria
Avery, Ava, and Arjun are studying for an exam. They come across a question that asks, 'What is a micro-organism that causes disease?'...
an interferon
an erythrocyte
a troublemaker
a pathogen
Scarlett, Priya, and Arjun are medical students doing their internship at a local hospital. They learned about a type of infection that is acquired in healthcare settings. What is this type of infection called?
a lawsuit
unhygienic
nosocomial
nasopharyngeal
what are some of the body's natural protective mechanisms?
Elijah, Aria, and Abigail are working in a long term care facility. Elijah is wearing gloves while handling the bedpan. T or F...
Elijah does not need to wash his hands as long as he is wearing gloves
True
False
Abigail, Harper, and Daniel are preparing to care for a patient in isolation. What is the standard PPE they should wear?
gloves, hairnet, earmuffs
booties, shield, helmet
gloves, face mask, gown
face mask, ear plugs, booties
What is the term for the spread of a disease through the air?
Airborne transmission
Waterborne transmission
Foodborne transmission
Vectorborne transmission
Priya, Mia, and Sophia are working in a healthcare setting. Why is it important for them to wear gloves?
To keep their hands clean
To prevent the spread of infection
To improve their grip
To keep their hands warm
Aria, Benjamin, and Mia are caring for a patient in isolation. They find a set of used Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) that appears clean. T or F...
It is safe for them to reuse this PPE
True
False
Making an area or object free of all microorganisms is called
Disinfection
Infection prevention
Transmission
Surgical asepsis
