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Pregunta 1
Pregunta
H.I - Any infection acquired from a hospital or related setup
Respuesta
- True
- False
Pregunta 2
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What's the different between a Community Infection and a Nosocomial Infection?
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The first is acquired from a community setup (i.e a sports centre) the second shows symptoms within 24 hours of hospitalisation
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The second is acquired from a community setup (i.e a sports centre) the first shows symptoms within 24 hours of hospitalisation
Pregunta 3
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Which pathogens make up 25% of H.I Infections?
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E.coli
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S.aureus
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N.meningitidis
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CAP
Pregunta 4
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Which of the following does NOT make up 50% of H.I infections?
Respuesta
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Enterococcal candida
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Klebsiella
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Coagulase -ve Staph.
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E.coli
Pregunta 5
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In H.Is, the infecting species are not usually associated with human infection
Respuesta
- True
- False
Pregunta 6
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What % of all H.Is are multidrug resistant?
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16%
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14%
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12%
Pregunta 7
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What is the main source of HIs?
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Equipment
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Other patients
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Hospital workers
Pregunta 8
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Who would be part of the infection control committee?
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Nurses
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Doctors
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A microbiologist
Pregunta 9
Pregunta
Antibiotic Poilicy- Which AnBis should be used and when to keep costs down
Respuesta
- True
- False
Pregunta 10
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What is the difference between positive and negative pressure rooms?
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+ve- keep all air inside the room to prevent pathogens leaving -ve keep all air out of the room to protect the immunocompromised
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-ve- keep all air inside the room to prevent pathogens leaving +ve keep all air out of the room to protect the immunocompromised
Pregunta 11
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What do infection control policies usually cover?
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Surveillance/general measures i.e. cleaning
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Steralisation/Outbreak response
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Antibiotic policy
Pregunta 12
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How are Catheter Associated Bloodstream Infections classified?
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The presence of biofilms on the catheter
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The presence of actively dividing bacteria in the blood
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The presence of actively dividing bacteria at the exquipment site
Pregunta 13
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The most common cause of Catheter Ass. Blood. Infections is Coagulase -ve Staph.
Respuesta
- True
- False
Pregunta 14
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How do the bacteria usually enter the blood?
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From biofilms on equipment
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I couldn't think of anything else
Pregunta 15
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The main complication with Cath. Ass. Blood. Infections is that the bacteria 'metastasise' and spread to organs/deep tissue
Respuesta
- True
- False
Pregunta 16
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Which of the following are important in preventing Cass. Ass. Blood. Infections
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Hand hygiene
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Daily line review
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Maximum barrier precaution on insertion
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Rubbing dirt in the wound
Pregunta 17
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Name two differences between Catheter Ass. Bloodstream Infections and Catheter Ass. UTIs
Respuesta
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Cutoff for UTI infection is lower
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In UTIs, local symptoms are not as pronounced
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Cutoff for Blood. infection is lower
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In Blood Infections, local symptoms are not as pronounced
Pregunta 18
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The most common agent for Cath. Ass. UTIs is Antibiotic resistant E.coli
Respuesta
- True
- False
Pregunta 19
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Which of the following as a major complication in Cath. Ass. UTIs
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Biofilm formation
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Metastasis
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Developing drug resistance
Pregunta 20
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Which of the following (along with those from Cath. Ass. Blood. Inf.) is a precaution in Cath. Ass. UTIs?
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Use Catheter as little as possible
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Clean insertion site thoroughly
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Check for bacterial infection daily
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