Prevention & Control of Infection

1. Who are the 'trained hand hygiene observers' in OT department?

Nani & Dinnie

Dinnie, Nani & Ain

Nani, Ain & Nadzirah

Dinnie, Nani & Nadzirah

Dinnie, Nani & Ain are trained hand hygiene observers in OT department

Explanation

Dinnie, Nani & Ain are trained hand hygiene observers in OT department

2. You are going to transfer a MRSA patient, what PPE are you going to don on?

N95 Mask, Gloves & Gown

Surgical Mask, Gloves, Gown

Apron, Gloves

N95 Mask, Apron, Gloves

When you see MRSA patient without closed bodily contact, apron is sufficient.
When closed bodily contact (activities where shoulder, arm and clothes cannot be covered by apron) is required e.g during transfer, you are required to wear gown.

Explanation

When you see MRSA patient without closed bodily contact, apron is sufficient.
When closed bodily contact (activities where shoulder, arm and clothes cannot be covered by apron) is required e.g during transfer, you are required to wear gown.

3. What can we find from Infection Control website? You may choose more than 1 answer.

Prevention & Controlled of Infection (PCI) modules videos

Healthcare Associated Infection Elimination (HAIE) data

Hand hygiene videos

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) videos

The Infection Control website provides Prevention & Controlled of Infection (PCI) modules videos, Healthcare Associated Infection Elimination (HAIE) data, Hand hygiene videos, and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) videos.

Explanation

The Infection Control website provides Prevention & Controlled of Infection (PCI) modules videos, Healthcare Associated Infection Elimination (HAIE) data, Hand hygiene videos, and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) videos.

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4. Hand hygiene audits are done 6x/year at outpatient clinic

True

False

Hand hygiene champions will do audit 6x a year at outpatient clinic

Explanation

Hand hygiene champions will do audit 6x a year at outpatient clinic

5. Please select the infection control programmes we have in TTSH. You may choose more than 1 answer.

Surveillance & Epidemiology of Infectious Disease (SEID) Watch

Hand hygiene audit

Infection Prevention Champions (IPC) in wards

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Explanation

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6. Please choose the correct waste disposal procedure. You may choose more than 1 answer

Dispose heavily soiled with blood stained or body fluid waste into biohazard bag

Dispose minimal blood stain waste into general waste bin

Put patient's clothes with blood stain/vomit into a red bag before disposing it into contaminated bag

The correct waste disposal procedure includes disposing heavily soiled waste with blood stains or body fluids into a biohazard bag. Minimal blood stain waste should be disposed of in a general waste bin. Patient's clothes with blood stains or vomit should be put into a red bag, followed by a white translucent bag before disposing it into a contaminated bag. This ensures proper segregation and containment of potentially infectious waste materials.

Explanation

The correct waste disposal procedure includes disposing heavily soiled waste with blood stains or body fluids into a biohazard bag. Minimal blood stain waste should be disposed of in a general waste bin. Patient's clothes with blood stains or vomit should be put into a red bag, followed by a white translucent bag before disposing it into a contaminated bag. This ensures proper segregation and containment of potentially infectious waste materials.

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Prevention & Control Of Infection