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True/False
Artificial nails, nail polish or long nails can be worn at work
True
False
When carrying out HH it is acceptable to wear one flat ring
True
False
Rings with stones and long sleeved tops can be worn when providing care
True
False
Any cut or grazes on hands should be covered with a waterproof dressing
True
False
Nailbrushes should be routinely used for hand washing
True
False
Alcohol hand rub should only be used on visibly clean hands
True
False
After using an alcohol hand rub hands must be allowed to dry completely
True
False
Alcohol gel alone is sufficient for HH after caring for a patient with diarrhoea
True
False
Gloves should be worn for all care activities
True
False
Gloves must always be worn when in contact with body fluids
True
False
Gloves should be worn when handling used linen
True
False
(not soiled/infected)
Hand Hygiene is not necessary after removing disposable gloves
True
False
Hand washing is specifically required before invasive procedures for aseptic technique
True
False
Healthcare associated infections are acquired only in an acute hospital
True
False
5 Moments
List the five moments/indications for hand hygiene:
Moment 1:
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After a procedure or body fluid exposure risk
Before touching a patient
After touching a patient's surroundings
After touching a patient
Before a procedure
Moment 2:
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After touching a patient's surroundings
Before a procedure
Before touching a patient
After touching a patient
After a procedure or body fluid exposure risk
Moment 3:
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After a procedure or body fluid exposure risk
Before touching a patient
After touching a patient
Before a procedure
After touching a patient's surroundings
Moment 4:
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Before a procedure
After touching a patient
Before touching a patient
After touching a patient's surroundings
After a procedure or body fluid exposure risk
Moment 5:
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Before touching a patient
After a procedure or body fluid exposure risk
After touching a patient's surroundings
Before a procedure
After touching a patient
HH Knowledge
Which of the following is moment 2 of 5 moments of hand hygiene?
A
B
C
D
A.
After body fluid exposure
B.
After touching a patient’s surroundings
C.
Before touching a patient
D.
Before a clean/aseptic procedure
In which of the following situations is the use of alcohol hand rub most appropriate?
A
B
C
D
A.
Before a clean/aseptic procedure
B.
When hands are visibly soiled with body fluid
C.
After caring for a patient with known or suspected Clostridium Difficile
D.
When hands are visibly soiled with dust
Why is hand hygiene recommended before touching a patient?
A
B
C
D
A.
To protect the healthcare worker from the patient’s microbial flora
B.
To protect the patient from micro-organisms present on the healthcare workers hands
C.
To prevent contamination of environment from the patient’s microbial flora
D.
To prevent contamination of equipment and surfaces (Moment 1)
In which of the following situations should hand hygiene always be performed?
A
B
C
D
A.
Before a clean/aseptic procedure
B.
After removing gloves
C.
Before answering the phone
D.
After touching a patient surroundings
Healthcare associated infections refers to:
A
B
C
D
A.
Infection acquired after receiving care in primary and community care settings
B.
Infection acquired in a restaurant
C.
Infection acquired after receiving healthcare in an acute setting
D.
Infection acquired by healthcare (HCAIs)
Which of the following is referred to as moment 5 in the 5 moments of hand hygiene
A
B
C
D
A.
After body fluid exposure risk
B.
After touching a patient’s surroundings
C.
Before touching a patient
D.
Before a clean/Aseptic procedure
Which of the following should you undertake if your hands are visibly soiled?
A
B
C
D
A.
Put on gloves
B.
Clean your hands using alcohol hand rub
C.
Use a paper towel to wipe your hands
D.
Undertake hand hygiene using liquid soap and water
Which of the following is not used for hand hygiene in healthcare settings?
A
B
C
D
A.
Alcohol hand rub
B.
Liquid soap
C.
Bleach
D.
Antiseptic soap
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