Universal Precautions & Infectious Diseases

Thank you for viewing the PTSMC Universal Precautions and Infectious Disease policy. Please complete this short quiz to allow us to be sure you understand the important information shared in the presentation and in the policy.

All questions relating to this policy may be addressed to your director, Emily Hansen (Compliance Officer) or Sandy Wickman Mason (Vice President of Operations)

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* 1. Please type your name in the box below.

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* 2. Name the three best ways to prevent the spread of illness such as the flu:

a. Hand washing, covering your mouth with your hand, washing your face frequently

b. Hand washing, covering your mouth with your elbow, avoiding touching your face

c. Hand washing, not talking directly to people, touching your face frequently

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* 3. Good hand washing should last for how long?

a. 10 seconds

b. 20 seconds

c. 30 seconds

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* 4. When using a disinfectant while cleaning up a blood/body fluid spill, you must typically let it dry for:

a. 3 minutes

b. 5 minutes

c. 10 minutes

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* 5. Tuberculosis is spread primarily through:

a. Airborne pathogens

b. Surface contact pathogens

c. Blood borne pathogens

d. All of the above

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* 6. What is the most effective defense against Hepatitis B?

a. Hand washing

b. Use of mask to avoid airborne pathogens

c. Vaccine

d. There is no defense against Hepatitis B

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* 7. HIV/AIDS is most commonly spread through:

a. Airborne pathogens

b. Surface contact

c. Saliva

d. Blood borne pathogens/sexual contact

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* 8. Attestation of participation in the PTSMC Universal Precautions and Infectious Disease policy and training

I attest to participating in the PTSMC Universal Precautions and Infectious Disease policy and training