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Infection Control
Preventing and Controlling Infectious Diseases, Including COVID-19

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1. Which outcome is a goal of infection control training?

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2. Which action is the single most important infection control practice to break the chain of infection?

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3. Which statement is true about Standard Precautions?

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4. Which action places the clinician at risk of HIV transmission when administering an intramuscular injection to a patient with HIV?

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5. Which measure is an engineering control to reduce the spread of infection in a healthcare environment?

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6. Which statement is true about safe injection practices?

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7. Which agent is used for decontamination following spills of blood or other potentially infectious materials (OPIM)?

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8. Which sterilization method is most widely used?

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9. Which color warning label must be placed on containers used to store, transport, and dispose of regulated waste?

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10. Which action should be completed last when removing PPE?

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11. Which occupational health strategy is designed to prevent the transmission of infectious disease?

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12. At which time should bloodborne pathogen training occur as expected by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)?

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13. Which symptom is an early indication of sepsis?


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