Archer Safety/Infection Control Practice Exam

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• What action by the school nurse will most significantly impact infectious disease incidence in the school?
• In a mass casualty scenario, what does a black-colored triage tag indicate?
• What is an important safety measure to take during a mechanical lift transfer?
• What is crucial for effective client education on medication use and herbal therapies?
• What is the primary precaution a nurse should take when caring for a client with cryptococcosis pneumonia?
• Which of the following statements about mittens used as restraints is true?
• Which of the following is a universal fall precaution measure?
• Which client can safely be cohort with a patient diagnosed with hepatitis B?
• What is the most common location for back injuries in health care workers?
• When is hand washing with soap and water the required method of hand hygiene?
• What is the first intervention for a patient with a forehead laceration from a motorcycle accident?
• Which action would require follow-up by the supervising nurse after a patient is scheduled to undergo a CT scan with intravenous contrast dye?
• What is an effective preventative measure against meningococcal meningitis in a recent outbreak?
• What sequence is appropriate when doffing personal protective equipment?
• What is the best initial response to a client who overhears their roommate has HIV and requests to change rooms?
• Which of the following client actions does not require incident reporting?
• Which of the following actions requires a follow-up in a newly hired nurse practicing restraint application?
• What should be the priority action for a nurse caring for a client with pneumonia who is in restraints and showing confusion?
• After finding a trashcan on fire, what is the priority action for a nurse?
• What should be monitored after implementing fall precautions for a hospitalized patient?
• What is the most critical component of hand hygiene when caring for patients with Clostridium difficile?
• Which statement is an appropriate teaching example for a patient with AIDS?
• What information must not be included in an incident or accident report?
• Which of the following actions is unnecessary for a client with cryptococcosis pneumonia?
• What personal protective equipment is required for contact precautions?
• Which of the following is a common symptom of anaphylaxis?
• During the insertion of a nasogastric tube, what is the appropriate technique?
• What order of actions is appropriate after a student gets a chemical cleaner in her eyes?
• If a "Code Pink" is announced, what should a nurse working in a non-pediatric area do?
• During a nursing assessment, which symptoms are highly suggestive of schizophrenia?
• What is the appropriate action the nurse should take before entering the room of a client with AIDS?
• Which of the following best describes carbon monoxide?
• Which group of clients is at increased risk of falls?
• Which is a vital point to consider when caring for a client under restraints?
• In a radioactive material exposure case, what should be the nurse's first action?
• When should the nurse modify a client's insulin administration?
• What action should be taken immediately if blood return is observed after a vein is punctured?
• In assessing a client in bilateral wrist restraints, which action by the nurse is inappropriate?
• In what circumstance are falls more likely to occur among elderly patients?
• What is the most critical nursing intervention for a patient with a central venous catheter?
• Which actions by the nurse are appropriate when applying wrist restraints to a violent client?
• What type of precautions should be used for a patient diagnosed with pertussis?
• In terms of fire safety, what percentage of fire-related deaths occur in homes?
• Which information should not be included in a patient's incident report documentation?
• Which infection control measure is appropriate for clients with droplet precautions?
• After reviewing the use of a hypothermia blanket, what should the nurse check before use?
• In case of a chemical exposure in the workplace, what is the nurse's first action?
• What consideration should the nurse keep in mind regarding the use of side rails for a confused patient?
• What is one of the complications associated with the improper use of crutches?
• Which conditions require contact precautions?
• What should a nurse assess before applying a c-collar to a trauma patient?
• What is the initial intervention for a patient with dementia who exhibits confusion and attempts to get out of bed?
• Which action by the nurse is crucial in preventing the spread of infection in a healthcare setting?
• Which diuretic is most effective for reducing increased intracranial pressure in a patient with a head injury?
• What is the primary level of prevention demonstrated when teaching a client about the correct use of a car seat?
• What is the most significant factor to evaluate when assessing a home health patient for fall risk?
• What is the best practice for elderly clients to prevent falls at home?
• What is an effective safety measure for new parents about electrical outlets?
• Which infection control practice requires follow-up when observed?
• What position should a patient be in after cardiac catheterization to prevent complications?
• What should clients with infectious skin conditions be instructed to do to prevent the spread of infection?
• What indicates that a patient with hepatitis B does not require isolation?
• Which client is at the highest risk for infection based on their condition?
• Which client is at highest risk for developing Hepatitis A?
• What surgical complication is most concerning for a patient with post-operative tachycardia and low blood pressure?
• Which action can help prevent hospital-associated infections for patients on total parenteral nutrition?
• Which of the following is NOT a strategy for preventing the transmission of hepatitis C in healthcare workers?
• What precautionary measure should be taken for clients with herpes zoster?
• Which PPE is necessary to care for a client with an MRSA wound?
• What indicates a negative result in a Mantoux intradermal skin test?
• Which hazardous gas should be monitored with a simple alarm device similar to a smoke detector?
• What precaution should be taken when caring for a client with Neisseria meningitidis?
• During a mass shooting, which action is appropriate for the charge nurse?
• What statement demonstrates understanding about the relationship between the MMR vaccine and autism?
• How long is the incubation period for diphtheria?
• Which transmission-based precautions should the nurse implement for a child with erythema infectiosum?
• In the context of infection control, which measure is crucial for Clostridium difficile?
• How often should central line dressings be changed?
• What should the nurse do if a patient shows signs of an allergic reaction to medication?
• When planning a staff development conference, which topic is most relevant to preventing hepatitis C transmission?
• When preparing an intravenous (IV) infusion, what is the appropriate action if the IV tubing has been contaminated?
• What should you do first when an active shooter situation is announced?
• Which observation in infection control practices requires follow-up by a nurse?
• Which action should a charge nurse take when preparing for a surge of clients with Ebola virus disease (EVD)?
• What assessments are essential for a nurse when considering the use of bilateral wrist restraints?
• Which characteristic distinguishes surgical asepsis from medical asepsis?
• For a client who has been physically violent, what type of restraint should the nurse prepare to use?
• Which of the following statements regarding the inactivated influenza vaccine (IIV) is true?
• What is the first step in the evaluation process in nursing?
• What is crucial for the long-term management of a client diagnosed with insomnia?
• Which of these is essential for effective discharge planning for the elderly?
• Which nursing action is part of the implementation step of the nursing process?
• If the right brake on a client's wheelchair is not functioning well, what is your priority action?
• Which nursing intervention can directly help reduce the risk of skin breakdown in bedridden patients?
• Why should a patient's family not be present during an interview about violence?
• Which strategy should be adopted for correct medication organization for clients?
• What are the proper doffing sequence steps for PPE?
• Which statement about reducing back injuries indicates correct understanding?
• What must a nurse teach the parents about the risk factors for falls in elderly clients?
• Which interventions are priorities for patient safety during care?
• Which statement reflects a misunderstanding about using gloves during patient care?
• What should a nurse's immediate action be upon discovering a client on the ground?
• Which child has the greatest risk for choking and suffocating?
• What is the primary protective equipment for droplet precautions?
• What should be the first action of the nurse when finding a client lying on the floor?
• What should a charge nurse follow up on regarding infection control practices observed in the nursing unit?
• Which of the following isolation precautions are required for pediculosis?
• Which of the following observations would NOT require follow-up regarding infection control?
• What is a critical assessment for a client in soft wrist restraints?
• What should be included in the hospital security plan according to the nurse's statement?
• Which scenario is considered an internal disaster within a healthcare facility?
• Which of the following vaccines contains a live virus?
• What is the initial action the nurse should take if accidentally stuck by a used needle?
• Which laboratory abnormality should the nurse notify the healthcare provider about before a client’s surgery?
• If you suspect a piece of electrical care equipment may be faulty, what is the initial action?
• Which nursing intervention is most important to ensure the safety of a client with moderate to severe dementia during bathing?
• What is the purpose of activating a fire alarm immediately after discovering a fire?
• Which patient would a nurse be most concerned about needing surgery to be postponed?
• Which statement about environmental safety indicates a need for further teaching?
• Which intervention is most appropriate for a nursing student to follow when applying personal protective equipment (PPE)?
• Which group should receive the Hepatitis A vaccine according to CDC guidelines?
• What type of isolation is required for a patient diagnosed with pulmonary tuberculosis?
• What is the correct initial action when inserting a peripheral intravenous catheter?
• Which is NOT a risk factor for falls in clients?
• Which of the following scenarios requires an incident report?
• When should gloves be worn by the nurse?
• Which of the following conditions is managed with contact precautions and alcohol-based hand hygiene?
• What is a recommended strategy for preventing falls in older adults?
• For an older adult client with impaired vision, which statement should prompt a nurse's follow-up?
• What is an effective action to reduce the risk of infection in clients?
• What is the appropriate action for the charge nurse regarding a pediatric client with pulmonary tuberculosis if no private room is available?
• Which statement about mass casualty events is true?
• Which observation during safety rounds requires follow-up?
• Which statement indicates a need for further teaching regarding poison prevention?
• Which healthcare providers are responsible for documenting patient care?
• What type of precautions must be taken for a client with disseminated herpes zoster?
• Why is it important to assess the use of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM)?
• What should be done first if a fire is detected in a healthcare setting?
• Which client is at the highest risk for insufficient vascular perfusion?
• In an emergency situation, which assessment comes first for a client who has fallen?
• What should a nurse do when a client in restraints needs to discontinue their restraints?
• What is the priority safety measure to explain to a newly admitted older patient?
• What is the communicable period for diphtheria?
• What is the most common cause of death in house fires?
• What is the most suitable response to a client’s spouse who warms up the car in the garage?
• Which of the following is an accurate statement concerning infection control precautions?
• Which client room assignment warrants modification due to infection control considerations?
• What precautions should be used for a client experiencing rubella?
• Which PPE item is put on last when donning prior to a procedure?
• What should a nurse do when caring for a patient with a high risk of hemorrhage after surgery?
• When a fire occurs in a client's room, what is the nurse's top priority?
• What is the first action a nurse should take when caring for a patient exhibiting signs of an active shooter situation?
• When is it appropriate to administer the inactivated influenza vaccine to infants?
• In an incident report, which of the following is essential to document?
• What is a key factor in ensuring patient safety during evaluations?
• What type of precaution should be taken when caring for a patient with C. difficile?
• What significant nursing intervention should be done for a post-operative patient one hour after cardiac catheterization?
• Which of the following diseases requires droplet precautions?
• Which transmission-based precaution is necessary for a patient with Mycoplasma pneumonia?
• Which procedure is unnecessary for a client with pertussis?
• When a patient is at risk of falling, which type of restraint is most appropriate according to the nurse?
• When should two patient identifiers be used?
• What is the appropriate action if a central venous catheter dressing is found to be wet and loose?
• What infection control measure should be implemented for a patient with pulmonary tuberculosis?
• Which immunizations should be included in a health promotion plan for middle-aged adults?
• What personal protective equipment is necessary when caring for a client diagnosed with disseminated herpes zoster?
• What should the nurse educate clients regarding the use of restraints?
• For a client with dementia, which of the following is a recommended non-restraint intervention to prevent falls?
• What should be included in an incident report?
• Which conditions require droplet precautions?
• What characteristic of speech is indicated by the term "audible"?
• In what context should parents be advised regarding their child riding a bicycle?
• Which observation during safety rounds requires follow-up regarding client identification?
• What statement indicates a proper understanding of infection control guidelines for influenza?
• Which of the following statements about infection control is correct for healthcare staff?
• What is the first action the nurse should take when receiving a cooling blanket for a client?
• After a hypophysectomy, what is the best position for the patient to prevent complications?
• What statement about bicycle safety should parents reinforce with their child?
• Which of the following actions is NOT appropriate when caring for a patient with Ebola?
• Which action is critical when documenting an incident involving a fall?
• During a fire evacuation, which client should be evacuated first?
• What is a critical consideration when administering immunizations?
• What is the primary transmission mode for Hepatitis C?
• Which action by a student preparing for a sterile procedure requires follow-up?
• In which order should the nurse prioritize actions for a patient experiencing anaphylaxis?
• Which action best reduces the incidence of healthcare-associated infections?
• When teaching medication safety to a parent of a toddler, which statement by the parent indicates a potential safety issue?
• Regarding the use of herbal therapies, which statement should a client adhere to?
• Which bowel sounds would prompt immediate investigation during a patient assessment?
• What is the first action the nurse should take upon observing sparks from a client's bathroom light?
• Which statement about security education in healthcare environments is accurate?
• Why is hand hygiene emphasized in hospital settings?
• Which symptom is NOT a cause of metabolic acidosis?
• Which action by the nurse is the most important in preventing healthcare-acquired infection in premature infants?
• Which herbal supplement might be beneficial for a client with intermittent insomnia?
• Which hazard of immobility can be effectively prevented by using a sequential compression device?
• Which infection control precaution should a nurse implement for a client with pertussis?
• Which client is at the highest risk for falling due to advanced age and cognitive impairment?
• Which action is an example of negligence in nursing care?
• In which situation is it essential to verify two identifiers for a client?
• What action can help decrease the risk of healthcare-acquired infections in patients with central lines?
• Which laboratory result should a nurse report prior to a client’s surgery?
• Which condition requires airborne precautions for infection control?
• To prevent transmission of infections in a healthcare setting, what is the most effective practice a nurse should follow?
• Which infection control practice is least likely to prevent the spread of infections?
• When triaging a child with suspected impetigo, what precautions should the nurse implement?
• Which condition is typically associated with an increased risk of falling in older adults?
• After checking a client's blood glucose, what should the nurse do if it has been above 250 mg/dL for multiple readings?
• What precautions should the nurse use when caring for a client with generalized urticaria?
• What is a proper sterile technique when opening sterile packages?
• What action indicates the need for follow-up when observing a nursing student performing surgical aseptic technique?
• Which client condition requires droplet precautions?
• Which statement about incident reports is accurate?
• What discharge instruction is most important for a patient with macular degeneration and atrial fibrillation?
• During a fire evacuation, what is the first step a nurse should take?
• Which precautions are indicated for a client exposed to inhalation anthrax?
• Which symptom is a hallmark of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)?
• Which of the following procedures requires sterile technique?
• Which is the correct order for donning personal protective equipment (PPE)?
• What is essential to ensure safety during a sterile procedure when setting up sterile drapes?
• Which patient should be assigned to a private room?