Title: Quiz 8
Course: HCP 0102 Articulated Nursing Assistant > Section: Module 8 - Nursing Assistant Skills (Part Two)

Q: When following Droplet Precautions, you need to wear
- A tuberculosis respirator
- A mask when entering the person’s room or care setting
- A gown
- Eye protection
A: A mask when entering the person’s room or care setting

Q: Contact Precautions always require the use of
- Gloves
- Masks
- Gowns
- Goggles
A: Gloves

Q: A gown is needed for Isolation Precautions. The gown is removed
- Before leaving the room
- After leaving the room
- After care is completed
- In the dirty utility room
A: Before leaving the room

Q: You are delegated tasks that involve Transmission-Based Precautions. The nurse need to
tell you
- When to wash your hands
- How to respect the person’s rights
- What personal protective equipment to use
- To keep the signal light within reach
A: What personal protective equipment to use

Q: Gloves are easier to put on
- At the start of your shift
- When your hands are wet
- When your hands are dry
- If you have lotion on your hands
A: When your hands are dry

Q: You tear a glove while performing a task. You should
- Complete the task before removing the gloves
- Ask the nurse what to do
- Remove the gloves, practice hand hygiene, and put on a new pair
- Remove the glove and put on a new one
A: Remove the gloves, practice hand hygiene, and put on a new pair

Q: These statements are about gloves. Which is incorrect?
- Only one pair is needed for each task.
- Gloves are discarded after use.
- Gloves must cover your wrists.
- The inside of the gloves is clean.
A: Gloves are discarded after use.

Q: A mask is wet. Which is correct?
- The mask is contaminated
- You must complete the task as quickly as possible
- You must control your breathing
- You must take the mask off and let it dry.
A: The mask is contaminated

Q: You are moving a mask. Which part a contaminated?
- The upper ties
- The lower ties
- The front part
- The entire mask
A: The front part

Q: When removing a mask, you must
- Touch only the ties or the elastic bands
- Practice hand hygiene
- Put on new gloves
- Leave the room
A: Touch only the ties or the elastic bands

Q: Which parts of a gown are contaminated?
- The neck ties and cuffs
- The gown front and sleeves
- The inside and the waist strings
- The inside and the neck ties
A: The gown front and sleeves

Q: A wet gown is considered to be
- Clean
- Contaminated
- Sterile
- Safe
A: Contaminated

Q: You need to wear gloves, a gown, and a mask. Which do you put on first?
- Gloves
- The gown
- The mask
- It does not matter
A: The gown

Q: Before removing a gown, you must
- Decontaminate your hands
- Remove your gloves and goggles
- Leave the room
- Get the person’s consent
A: Remove your gloves and goggles

Q: Disposable goggles and face shields are
- Cleaned for reuse
- Discarded after use
- Labeled with the person’s name and room number
- Sterilized
A: Discarded after use

Q: Contaminated items are placed in
- Melt-away bags
- Leak-proof plastic bags with the BIOHAZARD symbol
- Trash containers
- The toilet
A: Leak-proof plastic bags with the BIOHAZARD symbol

Q: Disinfection destroys
- Spores
- Pathogens
- All microbes
- Bacteria
A: Pathogens

Q: You are going to clean a bedpan. Which statement is incorrect?
- You need to wear gloves.
- You rinse the item in hot water first.
- You wash the item with soap and hot water.
- You use a brush if necessary.
A: You rinse the item in hot water first.

Q: Before handling a disinfectant, you need to check the
- Person’s care plan
- Material safety data sheet
- Assignment sheet
- Amount remaining
A: Material safety data sheet

Q: When using chemical disinfectants, you need to wear
- Personal protective equipment
- A gown, mask, and disposable gloves
- Utility gloves
- Sterile gloves
A: Utility gloves

Q: When cleaning, you need to clean
- Toward your body
- Away from your body
- From the dirtiest area to the cleanest
- As fast as possible
A: Away from your body

Q: These statements are about controlling the transmission of microbes. Which is incorrect?
- You can borrow a resident’s equipment to use for another person.
- You need to assist patients and residents with hand washing before and after
eating.
- You need to assist patients and residents with hand washing after elimination.
- Items on the floor are considered contaminated.
A: You can borrow a resident’s equipment to use for another person.

Q: Standard Precautions do not prevent the spread of infection from blood.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Which of the following will not control portals of entry?
- Providing skin care
- Providing good oral hygiene
- Keeping linens dry and wrinkle-free
- Wiping from the rectum to the urethra
A: Wiping from the rectum to the urethra

Q: Your gloves are contaminated. You need to touch a clean surface. You should
- Remove the gloves and wash your hands
- Wash your gloved hands
- Complete necessary care and remove the gloves
- Ask the nurse what to do
A: Remove the gloves and wash your hands