Cevaplı Enfeksiyon kontrolü ve hasta güvenliği çalışma kâğıdı

How is a contaminated isolation gown removed?

1. AUntie it and peel it away, rolling the outside inward
2. BPull it over the head with the outside facing out
3. CShake it off and then fold it neatly
4. DRemove it by gripping the front of the gown with bare hands

Where should medicines be stored in a home with young children?

1. AIn unlabeled containers or pill boxes so they are easy to carry around
2. BIn their original containers in a locked or high cabinet
3. COn the kitchen counter so doses are not forgotten
4. DIn a handbag that is left on the floor or a chair

What does ESBL stand for in an ESBL-producing organism?

1. AEnteric serum beta-lymphocyte
2. BEnhanced staphylococcal bacterial load
3. CExtended-surface biofilm layer
4. DExtended-spectrum beta-lactamase

A nurse gives part of a dose of an opioid from a vial and must discard the rest. What is correct?

1. ADiscard it in front of a second licensed (registered) nurse, who witnesses and documents it
2. BDiscard it alone in the sink and document the amount wasted later in the shift
3. CReturn the rest to the patient’s medication drawer
4. DKeep the rest for the patient’s next dose

A patient with a respiratory infection has a raised procalcitonin level. What does this most suggest?

1. AAn allergic reaction to a recent medication
2. BA bacterial rather than a viral infection
3. CDehydration from poor intake
4. DA purely viral illness

İlaç flakonları ve enjektörlerle ilgili hangi uygulama güvenlidir?

1. AFlakona her girişte yeni bir steril iğne ve enjektör kullanmak
2. BYıkanırsa aynı enjektörü iki hasta için kullanmak
3. CYeni bir iğne takılırsa enjektörü yeniden kullanmak
4. Dİğneyi daha sonra kullanmak üzere flakonun kauçuk kapağında bırakmak

During flu season, a nurse wakes up with fever, cough and muscle aches. What is the best action?

1. AGo to work but wear a surgical mask for the whole shift
2. BStay home and inform the employer according to the illness policy
3. CTake an antipyretic so the fever does not show at work
4. DGo to work but avoid caring for patients who have weak immune systems

A child with fever, cough, red eyes and a spreading rash is in a clinic waiting room. Measles is suspected. What should the nurse do first?

1. AAsk the family to wait in the main waiting room until the child is called in
2. BPut a mask on the child and move them into an airborne isolation room
3. CSend the child home to rest without an assessment
4. DGive the child an antipyretic and continue triage