WorksheetsInfection Control Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the primary goal of Infection Prevention & Control (IPC) in healthcare settings?
To increase antibiotic usage
To prevent avoidable infections in patients, health workers, and visitors
To reduce hospital admissions
To promote the use of personal protective equipment only
Which of the following is NOT a function of the National Infection and Antibiotic Control Committee (NIACC)?
Developing policies related to infection control
Acting as a source of expertise on antibiotic usage
Directly managing hospital-level infection control
Reviewing issues related to antimicrobial resistance
How often does the National Infection and Antibiotic Control Committee (NIACC) typically meet?
Weekly
Monthly
Quarterly
At least once a year
Who chairs the National Infection and Antibiotic Control Committee (NIACC)?
Minister of Health
Director General of Health
Head of Infectious Disease Service
Senior Director of Pharmaceutical Services
What is the primary purpose of the State Infection and Antibiotic Control Committee (SIACC)?
To coordinate national efforts in infection control
To manage individual hospital infection control programs
To coordinate state efforts in reducing healthcare-associated infections
To develop new antibiotics
How often does the State Infection and Antibiotic Control Committee (SIACC) meet?
Once a year
Twice a year
Monthly
Weekly
Which of the following is NOT typically included in the agenda of a SIACC meeting?
Report on Healthcare Associated Infection Surveillance
Report on Antibiotic Utilization Surveillance
Report on hospital food quality
Report on Sharp Injuries among Healthcare Workers
What is the main function of the Hospital Infection and Antibiotic Control Committee (HIACC)?
To develop national infection control policies
To coordinate hospital activities in prevention and control of healthcare-associated infections
To manage state-level antibiotic resistance programs
To conduct research on new antibiotics
Who typically chairs the Hospital Infection and Antibiotic Control Committee (HIACC)?
Hospital Director
Chief Nurse
Infectious Disease Physician
Clinical Microbiologist
What is the recommended ratio of Infection Control Nurses (ICN) to hospital beds according to MOH norms?
1:50
1:100
1:110
1:200
Which of the following is NOT a typical duty of the Infection Control Unit/Team?
Coordinating surveillance activities for the hospital
Participating in teaching programs for healthcare workers
Prescribing antibiotics to patients
Preparing infection control reports
What is the primary role of an Infection Control Link Nurse (ICLN)?
To replace the Infection Control Team
To act as a liaison between ward staff and the Infection Control Team
To manage the hospital's antibiotic supply
To conduct all infection control training in the hospital
Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the Infection Control Link Nurse (ICLN)?
Ensuring hand hygiene compliance in the ward
Participating in national surveillance activities
Approving hospital-wide infection control policies
Advising on immediate management of sharp injuries
How is the budget for infection control programs typically managed in hospitals?
It's part of a separate national infection control fund
It's included in the hospital's operational budget
It's funded entirely by pharmaceutical companies
It's managed by a separate infection control financial committee
Impending outbreak can be discovered by clinical based surveillance. What is you role as infection control team to prevent spreading of hospital acquired infection?
Do mapping to visualize why outbreak occur
Wait for confirmed lab result lab result to confirm index case
Cohort index and close contact to contain the germs
Prepare reports to present to HIACC for budget allocation
