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Don’t Eat Poop. Clean Me Up Scotty. Those Nasty Critters. Stop The Spread. CD Champions. 100 pt. 100 pt. 100 pt. 100 pt. 100 pt. 2 00 pt. 200 pt. 200 pt. 200 pt. 200 pt. 300 pt. 300 pt. 300 pt. 300 pt. 300 pt. 400 pt. 400 pt. 400 pt. 400 pt. 400 pt. 500 pt.

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  1. Don’t Eat Poop Clean Me Up Scotty Those Nasty Critters Stop The Spread CD Champions 100 pt 100 pt 100 pt 100 pt 100 pt 200 pt 200 pt 200 pt 200 pt 200 pt 300 pt 300 pt 300 pt 300 pt 300 pt 400 pt 400 pt 400 pt 400 pt 400 pt 500 pt 500 pt 500 pt 500 pt 500 pt

  2. Everyone needs to do this before they eat: 100: Don’t Eat Poop

  3. What is: Hand Hygiene 100: Don’t Eat Poop

  4. Gloves are a great barrier for: 200: Don’t Eat Poop

  5. What is: icky stuff that you can see, (microorganisms can still find their way thru the tiny holes no gloves are 100% impermeable) 200: Don’t Eat Poop

  6. True or False: When a person with infectious viral gastro is actively vomiting, those viral particles can land on your mucus membranes and infect you 300: Don’t Eat Poop

  7. True and in the case of norovirus you only need exposure to 10-100 viral particles ( average vomit = 30 million) 300: Don’t Eat Poop

  8. Do this for high touch surfaces 400: Don’t Eat Poop

  9. What is: Clean and disinfect in between cleints 400: Don’t Eat Poop

  10. The most effective way to prevent transmission of infections: 500: Don’t Eat Poop

  11. What is: Hand hygiene 500: Don’t Eat Poop

  12. What cleaning solution should be used to clean surfaces in a phlebotomy area? 100: Clean Me Up Scotty

  13. What is: A low level cleaner/disinfectant (with a DIN number) 100: Clean Me Up Scotty

  14. Something that makes it very difficult to keep any place clean (home , office or treatment area) 200 Clean Me Up Scotty

  15. What is: Clutter 200 Clean Me Up Scotty

  16. Cleaning category of equipment that is used on intact skin (e.g. tourniquet, blood pressure cuff) 300 Clean Me Up Scotty

  17. What is: Non-critical 300 Clean Me Up Scotty

  18. True/False: Antibiotic resistant bacteria requires a special disinfectant 400 Clean Me Up Scotty

  19. What is: False 400 Clean Me Up Scotty

  20. These actions should occur between each patient: 500 Clean Me Up Scotty

  21. What is: remove gloves, hand hygiene, wipe tourniquet and area where patient touched, apply new gloves 500 Clean Me Up Scotty

  22. Some strains of this common bacteria are resistant to antibiotics 100 Those Nasty Critters

  23. What is: MRSA (methicillin resistant staphylococcusaureus) 100 Those Nasty Critters

  24. Seasonal outbreaks of this viral respiratory infection can cause serious illness in at risk populations 200 Those Nasty Critters

  25. What is: Influenza 200 Those Nasty Critters

  26. These organisms are not neutralized by antibiotics 300 Those Nasty Critters

  27. What is: Viruses 300 Those Nasty Critters

  28. Vaccinations for influenza on the average adult are about ____% effective 400 Those Nasty Critters

  29. What is: 60-90 % effective – depending on the match of circulating strains 400 Those Nasty Critters

  30. Influenza is transmitted by what mode? 500 Those Nasty Critters

  31. What is: Droplet and contact 500 Those Nasty Critters

  32. What can you do to avoid catching an infectious illness or help others stay healthy? 100 Stop The Spread

  33. What is: immunization, cough etiquette, hand hygiene, staying home when ill, healthy lifestyle to boost immune system 100 Stop The Spread

  34. 200 Stop The Spread What is a PCRA ?

  35. 200 Stop The Spread Assessing the risk of transmission of an infectious illness based on patients symptoms, the setting and what you are doing

  36. 300 Stop The Spread Aside from hand hygiene – what are 2 practices that are included in Routine Practices ?

  37. 300 Stop The Spread What is: PCRA, appropriate use of PPE, sharps safety, routine cleaning and disinfection of equipment and environment

  38. You would wear a surgical mask with eye visor when: 400 Stop The Spread

  39. The patient had a cough (especially with fever) 400 Stop The Spread

  40. True/False: It is alright to wash disposable gloves in disinfectant and re-use 500 Stop The Spread

  41. False: integrity of glove is compromised 500 Stop The Spread

  42. True/False: AROs are superbugs 100 CD Champions

  43. False !!!!!: there is nothing super about them, they are merely bacteria that is resistant to antibiotics 100 CD Champions

  44. In general – when do you wear gloves? 200 CD Champions

  45. What is: when you are going be in contact with something wet that isn’t yours 200 CD Champions

  46. The first place an individual usually becomes colonized with MRSA is: 300 CD Champions

  47. What is: the anterior nares 300 CD Champions

  48. Something we should all try to stop doing, especially when at work 400 CD Champions

  49. What is: stop touching our faces, rubbing our eyes and nose 400 CD Champions

  50. True/False: We are not normally colonized with any bacteria 500 CD Champions

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