2, When hands are visibly dirty, the hand hygiene method to use is: Either alcohol-based had rub or soap and water Moist

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2, When hands are visibly dirty, the hand hygiene method to use
is:
Either alcohol-based had rub or soap and water
Moistened disposable towel
Alcohol-based hand rub
Soap and water
3, Hand hygiene is to be performed before and after contact with
a patient or immediate patient-care environment.
False
True
4, Which of the following statement(s) regarding artificial
nails or nail products are TRUE:
Nail polish is acceptable in all clinical settings.
Do not wear artificial nails or nail products.
Nails should be no more that 1/4 inch in length.
Artificial nails or extensions, especially cured products, are
allowed as long as hands are washed with soap and water each
time.
5, Hospital infection may often be the result of failure to
practice good hand hygiene.
True
False
6,
When should you select the use of soap and water over
alcohol-based hand rub (select all that apply)?
After touching surfaces, objects or any item in the immediate
patient care area.
Before handling or preparing medication, food, or drink.
When hands are visibly soiled
All of the above
7, A best practice when using alcohol-based hand rub for hand
hygiene is:
When using alcohol-based hand rub, rub hands together until
dry.
Use just enough alcohol rub to wet the palm of hands.
Rinse hand with water after using alcohol-based hand rub.
Dry hands with a single-use paper towel.
8, Select all statements that are true regarding using gloves as
personal protective equipment:
Wear gloves when touching equipment or surfaces likely to be
contaminated.
Put on new gloves before each contact with areas where mucous
membrane or non-intact skin is present.
Wash gloves after each use.
Wear gloves before contact with bodily fluids or contaminated
items.
9, All of the following statements are appropriate techniques
for the use of alcohol-based hand rubs EXCEPT:
Do not utilize alcohol-based hand rub if hands are visibly dirty
or contaminated.
Continue rubbing hands until hand rub is absorbed
completely.
Alcohol-based hand rub may be used in cases of suspected C.
Difficile, Cryptosporidium, norovirus, or anthrax.
Rub hands together covering all surfaces of hands and
fingers.