Infection Preventionist Post Test 2025/2026 | ACTUAL
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Which of the following are elements of aseptic technique?
Please select the best answer. - ANSWER-Preparing injections
as close as possible to the time of administration
Which of the following are examples of how the Quality
Assessment and
Assurance (QAA) Committee might support the infection
prevention and control (IPC) program? Please select the best
answer. - ANSWER-A)Approves a cleaning and disinfecting
procedure revised to address practice gaps following an
outbreak
Which of the following are examples of indirect contact
transmission? Please
,select all that apply. - ANSWER-A resident develops diarrhea
after sharing a
bathroom with a roommate infected with
C. difficile
Which of the following are triggers for further
investigation for a possible
outbreak and need for interventions? Please select all that
apply. - ANSWER-B.
An increase in infections above a baseline
infection rate
D. An increase in positive bacterial cultures without evidence of
clinical infection
Which of the following are true about central venous catheter
(CVC) dressings? Please select all that apply. - ANSWER-C.
Assessment of dressing should be performed daily
D. CVC dressings should be labeled with the date of dressing
change
Which of the following are true about placement within the
facility of residents on Transmission-Based Precautions?
Please select the best answer. - ANSWER-B. If a limited number
of single-person rooms are available, highest priority should be
, given to residents who are known or suspected to be infected
with highly communicable pathogens.
Which of the following are ways that tuberculosis (TB) is
transmitted? Please select the best answer. - ANSWER-
Through small infected particles suspended in the air
Which of the following best describes an "antibiotic time out"?
Please select the best answer. - ANSWER-Reassessing
treatment 2-3 days after starting antibiotic therapy, taking into
account lab results and clinical response
Which of the following describes ways that wounds increase
the risk of infections and pathogen transmission in nursing
homes? Please select the best answer. - ANSWER-All of the
above
Which of the following factors should be considered when
selecting a low- or
intermediate-level disinfectant for use in your facility? ?Please
select all that apply. - ANSWER-B)Contact time
C)Pathogens against which the disinfectant is effective
D)Compatibility of the product with common surfaces and
equipment in the facility
COMPREHENSIVE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (COMPLETE VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS) GUARANTEED SUCCESS |
GRADE A+!! (100% ACCURATE) GET
IT RIGHT!! 2025 BRAND NEW
EXAM VERSION!!
Which of the following are elements of aseptic technique?
Please select the best answer. - ANSWER-Preparing injections
as close as possible to the time of administration
Which of the following are examples of how the Quality
Assessment and
Assurance (QAA) Committee might support the infection
prevention and control (IPC) program? Please select the best
answer. - ANSWER-A)Approves a cleaning and disinfecting
procedure revised to address practice gaps following an
outbreak
Which of the following are examples of indirect contact
transmission? Please
,select all that apply. - ANSWER-A resident develops diarrhea
after sharing a
bathroom with a roommate infected with
C. difficile
Which of the following are triggers for further
investigation for a possible
outbreak and need for interventions? Please select all that
apply. - ANSWER-B.
An increase in infections above a baseline
infection rate
D. An increase in positive bacterial cultures without evidence of
clinical infection
Which of the following are true about central venous catheter
(CVC) dressings? Please select all that apply. - ANSWER-C.
Assessment of dressing should be performed daily
D. CVC dressings should be labeled with the date of dressing
change
Which of the following are true about placement within the
facility of residents on Transmission-Based Precautions?
Please select the best answer. - ANSWER-B. If a limited number
of single-person rooms are available, highest priority should be
, given to residents who are known or suspected to be infected
with highly communicable pathogens.
Which of the following are ways that tuberculosis (TB) is
transmitted? Please select the best answer. - ANSWER-
Through small infected particles suspended in the air
Which of the following best describes an "antibiotic time out"?
Please select the best answer. - ANSWER-Reassessing
treatment 2-3 days after starting antibiotic therapy, taking into
account lab results and clinical response
Which of the following describes ways that wounds increase
the risk of infections and pathogen transmission in nursing
homes? Please select the best answer. - ANSWER-All of the
above
Which of the following factors should be considered when
selecting a low- or
intermediate-level disinfectant for use in your facility? ?Please
select all that apply. - ANSWER-B)Contact time
C)Pathogens against which the disinfectant is effective
D)Compatibility of the product with common surfaces and
equipment in the facility
