5 Questions
What is the primary principle behind standard precautions?
Assuming all body fluids may contain transmissible pathogens
Which element is not included in the standard precautions?
Proper ventilation systems
What are the two types of hand hygiene mentioned in the text?
Alcohol-based hand rub and hand washing
When should hand washing be preferred over hand rubbing?
When hands are visibly soiled
What type of hand rub is considered effective and requires less time than washing?
Alcohol-based hand rub (70-90%)
Test your knowledge of standard precautions with this quiz. Learn about the types of standard precautions and their importance in infection prevention and control. Sharpen your understanding of how to handle blood, body fluids, secretions, and more to prevent the transmission of infectious agents.
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