22 SLC: Post-Test for T2 Lessons from CDC (Centers for Disease Control)

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* 1. In the “National Implementation Project to Prevent Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections in Nursing Home Residents”, the results of the project exhibited a statistically significant reduction in infections:

True

False

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* 2. What are the four recommended measures for appropriate Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) mentioned in the presentation?

Environmental cleaning and disinfection, staffing, hand hygiene, and education

Hand hygiene, appropriate use of Personal Protective Equipment, environmental cleaning and disinfection, and education

Hand hygiene, staffing, education, and appropriate use of Personal Protective Equipment

Environmental cleaning and disinfection, education, communication, and hand hygiene

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* 3. Enhanced Barrier Precautions are recommended for use in assisted living settings:

True

False

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* 4. Glove use is recommended to be used with which of the following scenarios:

Assisting a resident move her bedside table closer to her

Providing perineal care to an incontinent resident

Assisting a resident with moving items from her sink to her nightstand

Aiding with transferring a fully dressed, continent patient from a bed to a wheelchair

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* 5. When would Enhanced Barrier Precautions be recommended for a resident in a nursing home setting?

The resident has a history of Clostridium difficiles that has been resolved for over 1 year and the resident is continent and has formed stool during bowel movement, no draining wounds, or excretions or secretions that cannot be contained

The resident has a weeping, draining wound on the left lower extremity that is unable to be covered or contained

The resident has a stage II decubitus ulcer on the sacral region of the body that is managed by the wound care team with weekly dressing changes.

There is ongoing transmission of scabies in the B wing of the facility with no known source at this time.