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HST Safety and Infection Control Review

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The role of several organizations, including OSHA, is to:

a)

Improve healthcare delivery

b)

Regulate financial markets

c)

Develop educational curricula

d)

Manage transportation systems

2.

Which of the following is a basic safety rule of a healthcare facility?

a)

Always wash hands before and after patient contact.

b)

Ignore safety signs and warnings.

c)

Leave spills unattended.

d)

Use equipment without proper training.

3.

Which of the following is a way to practice proper body mechanics when lifting objects and patients?

a)

Bend at the waist and keep your legs straight

b)

Keep the object close to your body

c)

Twist your body while lifting

d)

Lift with your back muscles

4.

Discuss the importance of proper hand washing.

a)

It helps prevent the spread of germs.

b)

It is not necessary for health.

c)

It only needs to be done in hospitals.

d)

It is a waste of time.

5.

Which of the following lists the parts of the chain of infection and explains how to break it?

a)

Pathogen, Reservoir, Portal of Exit, Mode of Transmission, Portal of Entry, Susceptible Host

b)

Pathogen, Mode of Transmission, Susceptible Host, Reservoir, Portal of Entry, Portal of Exit

c)

Reservoir, Pathogen, Portal of Exit, Susceptible Host, Mode of Transmission, Portal of Entry

d)

Portal of Entry, Pathogen, Reservoir, Mode of Transmission, Susceptible Host, Portal of Exit

6.

Discuss the need for isolation procedures and how the procedures differ.

a)

Isolation procedures are necessary to prevent contamination and ensure safety.

b)

Isolation procedures are not important in any setting.

c)

All isolation procedures are the same and do not differ.

d)

Isolation procedures are only needed in medical settings.

7.

What is involved in maintaining safe conditions in a healthcare facility?

a)

Regular cleaning and disinfection

b)

Ignoring safety protocols

c)

Overcrowding patient areas

d)

Delaying equipment maintenance

8.

Why is it important to learn and practice safety regulations for the facility where you work?

a)

To ensure personal and coworker safety

b)

To increase production speed

c)

To reduce the need for training

d)

To comply with government regulations

9.

Safety regulations are usually spelled out in:

a)

Employee handbooks

b)

Safety manuals

c)

Company newsletters

d)

Training videos

10.

Which of the following is a general safety rule?

a)

Always hold handrails when using stairs

b)

Run in a hallway

c)

Prop open fire safety doors

d)

Ignore evacuation routes

11.

Fill in the blank: Never ______ in a hallway.

a)

run

b)

jump

c)

shout

d)

dance

12.

Which of the following should you not do with fire safety doors?

a)

Prop them open

b)

Keep them closed

c)

Use them as a storage area

d)

Paint them

13.

What does Code Red signify in a hospital emergency?

a)

A) Cardiac arrest

b)

B) Fire in the facility

c)

C) Child abduction

d)

D) Bomb threat

14.

What does Code Blue signify in a hospital emergency?

a)

A) Cardiac arrest

b)

B) Fire in the facility

c)

C) Child abduction

d)

D) Bomb threat

15.

What does Code Pink signify in a hospital emergency?

a)

A) Cardiac arrest

b)

B) Fire in the facility

c)

C) Child abduction

d)

D) Bomb threat

16.

What does Code Black signify in a hospital emergency?

a)

A) Cardiac arrest

b)

B) Fire in the facility

c)

C) Child abduction

d)

D) Bomb threat

17.

What are some types of disasters that individuals in the healthcare profession must be prepared for?

a)

Fires

b)

Catastrophic accidents

c)

Explosions

d)

Earthquakes

e)

Terrorism

18.

What are the significant risks present in the science laboratory?

a)

Chemical spills

b)

Fire hazards

c)

Electrical shocks

d)

All of the above

19.

Why is it important to obey all the rules posted in the lab?

a)

To ensure safety and prevent accidents

b)

To make the lab look organized

c)

To impress the instructor

d)

To avoid doing any work

20.

Familiarize yourself with what in the science laboratory?

a)

Safety rules

b)

Equipment

c)

Experiments

d)

All of the above

21.

What type of shoes should be worn in the science laboratory?

a)

Open-toed sandals

b)

Non-slip, closed-toed shoes

c)

High heels

d)

Flip flops

22.

Why should loose sleeved blouses or shirts be avoided in the laboratory?

a)

They are fashionable

b)

They are a fire hazard

c)

They are comfortable

d)

They are waterproof

23.

What does PPE stand for in the context of laboratory safety?

a)

A) Personal Protective Equipment

b)

B) Public Performance Evaluation

c)

C) Professional Practice Exam

d)

D) Personal Privacy Essentials

24.

Fill in the blank: ______ stations should be available in the science laboratory for safety.

a)

Eyewash

b)

Coffee

c)

Snack

d)

Music

25.

Which of the following are considered emergencies in the hospital setting?

a)

A) Burns

b)

B) Fires

c)

C) Equipment malfunctions

d)

D) All of the above

26.

An individual department might have safety rules in addition to the rules contained in the facility’s safety manual because:

a)

They want to ensure compliance with local regulations.

b)

They have unique hazards not covered by the facility manual.

c)

They prefer to have more detailed procedures.

d)

They want to duplicate the facility's safety manual.

27.

On which side of a hallway in a healthcare facility should you walk?

a)

Left side

b)

Right side

c)

Center

d)

Any side

28.

What should you do with loose hair and clothing when working with flames?

a)

Leave them as they are.

b)

Tie them back.

c)

Cover them with a lab coat.

29.

What precautions should be taken when working with corrosive chemicals?

a)

Avoid contact with skin and eyes, and do not inhale vapors.

b)

Use bare hands.

c)

Wear sandals.

30.

Which of the following is a universal patient safety guideline?

a)

Always identify the patient first

b)

Perform procedures without consent

c)

Ignore changes in patient condition

d)

Perform untrained procedures

31.

Fill in the blank: Explain the entire procedure and make sure you have the patient's _______.

a)

consent

b)

signature

c)

approval

d)

feedback

32.

What should you never do if you are not trained for a procedure?

a)

Perform the procedure

b)

Ask for help

c)

Identify the patient

d)

Observe the patient

33.

Fill in the blank: Observe the patient carefully for any changes in _______ or status.

a)

condition

b)

temperature

c)

location

d)

diet

34.

Which of the following is a universal patient safety guideline?

a)

A) Bed in highest position with wheels locked

b)

B) Call bell within reach

c)

C) Perform procedures you are not trained to perform

d)

D) Work out of your scope of practice

35.

Fill in the blank: A universal patient safety guideline is to keep the bed in the ______ position with wheels locked.

a)

lowest

b)

highest

c)

middle

d)

elevated

36.

Fill in the blank: A universal patient safety guideline is to not work out of your scope of ______.

a)

practice

b)

interest

c)

knowledge

d)

experience

37.

What should you do if you identify safety hazards in a healthcare setting?

a)

Ignore them

b)

Report them to your supervisor

c)

Try to fix them yourself

d)

Discuss with a colleague

38.

Why is it important to observe your patient regularly?

a)

To ensure they are comfortable

b)

To identify changes

c)

To keep them company

d)

To follow hospital rules

39.

What should you watch for as a sign of patient safety?

a)

Allergic reactions

b)

Patient's mood

c)

Room cleanliness

d)

Visitor behavior

40.

Identify a safety hazard that could occur in a patient's room.

a)

Loose electrical cords

b)

Proper lighting

c)

Secure furniture

d)

Clean floors

41.

Before you leave a patient's room, what precautions should you take with the patient's bed?

a)

Ensure the bed is in the lowest position

b)

Leave the bed rails down

c)

Adjust the bed to a comfortable height

d)

Ensure the bed is in the highest position

42.

A patient has the right to refuse a treatment prescribed by the doctor.

a)

True

b)

False

43.

What is an "incident"?

a)

A planned event

b)

An unexpected event

c)

A routine operation

d)

A scheduled meeting

44.

Incident reports should be used to document:

a)

Routine activities

b)

Unusual occurrences

c)

Daily schedules

d)

Employee preferences

45.

How must an incident report be filled out?

a)

Accurately and completely

b)

With minimal details

c)

Only when requested

d)

Without any specific format