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WQM_2025

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The most effective way to prevent medication errors is:

a)

Following rights of medication

b)

Ensuring double checks

c)

using abbreviations

d)

Both A and B

2.

The “5 Rights” of medication administration include all except:

a)

Right patient

b)

Right dose

c)

Right reason

d)

Right route

3.

Which system helps analysis the root causes of incidents/events?

a)

RCA

b)

PDSA

c)

SWOT

d)

FMEA

4.

A surgical procedure on the wrong patient is an example of:

a)

Near miss

b)

No harm event

c)

Sentinel event

d)

Adverse reaction

5.

In International patient safety goals which one deals with safe surgery:

a)

IPSG 1

b)

IPSG 3

c)

IPSG 4

d)

IPSG 6

6.

Which of the following is NOT a WHO moment for hand hygiene?

a)

Before touching a patient

b)

After removing gloves

c)

After exposure to body fluids

d)

After touching the patient's surroundings

7.

How many quality indicators are we monitoring currently?

a)

48

b)

49

c)

50

d)

51

8.

Which of the following is a new quality indicator that we implemented?

a)

Response time of code blue

b)

waiting time for diagnostics

c)

Both A and B

d)

none of the above

9.

ICRA is mainly used to assess:

a)

Patient satisfaction

b)

Infection risk during construction/renovation

c)

Waste management

d)

Equipment safety

10.

Tall man lettering is used to:

a)

Label expired medications

b)

Emphasize high-risk drug categories

c)

Differentiate look-alike, sound-alike (LASA) drugs

d)

Indicate schedule H drugs

11.

What is the correct sequence for doffing (removing) PPE?

a)

Gloves → Goggles → Gown → Mask

b)

Gown → Mask → Gloves → Goggles

c)

Gloves → Gown → Mask → Goggles

d)

Goggles → Gown → Gloves → Mask

12.

What does “Time out” refer to in the WHO Surgical Safety Checklist?

a)

Confirming the patient before incision

b)

Final check after surgery to confirm instrument, sponge, and needle counts

c)

Marking the surgical site before incision

d)

handing over patient to the ward nurse

13.

National safety week (NSW) is observed in which month?

a)

February

b)

May

c)

March

d)

December

14.

For a Class A fire involving wood, paper, or cloth, which of the following fire extinguishers can be used?

a)

CO₂ extinguisher

b)

Water or Foam extinguisher

c)

DCP (Dry Chemical Powder) extinguisher

d)

Both B and C

15.

Which of the following should not be used on an electrical fire?

a)

CO₂ extinguisher

b)

DCP extinguisher

c)

Water extinguisher

d)

None of the above

16.

What is the retention period of community case sheets according to our policy?

a)

3 Years

b)

5 Years

c)

Life time

d)

10 Years

17.

To whom we shall report if any adverse drug reaction occurs?

a)

PVPI

b)

HVPI

c)

MVPI

d)

All of the above

18.

Which of the following should be included in a surgical consent form?

a)

Risks

b)

Alternatives

c)

Benefits

d)

All of the above

19.

What are the new tools that we implemented in incident reporting form to identify Root Cause Analysis (RCA)?

a)

5S

b)

Fish bone

c)

5Y

d)

Both A and B

20.

As per NABH guidelines, what are the recommended temperature and relative humidity levels in a modular operation theatre (OT)?

a)

22 C +/- 3 C and 30–40% RH

b)

23 C +/- 3 C and 60–70% RH

c)

21 C +/- 3 C and 20–60% RH

d)

20 C +/- 3 C and 30–50% RH

21.

How do most incidents or adverse events occur in healthcare?

a)

Due to deliberate negligence by staff

b)

Because patients do not follow instructions

c)

Only due to faulty equipment

d)

By deviating standard operating procedures

22.

What is the key difference between medication error and ADR

a)

Medication error is always harmful; ADR is not.

b)

Medication error is preventable; ADR can happen even with correct use.

c)

ADR happens only when drugs are given wrongly.

d)

Medication errors occur only outside hospitals.

23.

What does the term “Kaizen” mean in Japanese?

a)

Fast improvement

b)

Radical change

c)

Continuous improvement

d)

Error elimination

24.

What is the theme of World Quality Month 2025

a)

Quality Quest: Spot it Solve it

b)

Quality Quest: Small ideas Huge impact

c)

Quality Quest: Problems to Performance

d)

Quality Quest: Conformance to requirements

25.

CAPA stands for:

a)

Corrective and protective Action

b)

Corrective and Preventive Action

c)

Corrective and Productive Action

d)

Correct and Possible Action

26.

During cataract surgery, the wrong intraocular lens (IOL) is opened but identified before implantation. This is classified as a:

a)

No-harm event

b)

Sentinel event

c)

Near miss

d)

Adverse event

27.

According to new OT guidelines the frequency of using Biological Indicator (BI) is

a)

Monthly

b)

Daily

c)

Twice in a month

d)

weekly

28.

According to WHO, how many “Moments for Hand Hygiene” are there?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

29.

The full form of ISMP is:

a)

International Society for Medical Practice

b)

Institute for Safe Medication Practices

c)

International Safety and Management Program

d)

Indian Society of Medication Policy

30.

The full form of ICD is:

a)

International Classification of Diseases

b)

International Code of Drugs

c)

Internal Control of Diagnosis

d)

Integrated Clinical Data