Tests on important mandatory compliance, safety and quality topics that were covered during the new employee orientation.
Thank you, I cannot wait to go to the game.
Thank you but, you misunderstood, I like the Bulls, not the Bears.
Thank you, I very much appreciate your generosity. I am pleased that you are happy with the care that you have received here at HHC, but I cannot accept this gift, because It is against our policy for me to accept such a gifts.
Thank you. I could get into a lot of trouble for accepting such gift while I am at work. I would love to accept it if you mail it to my home. Here is my address.
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What you did would be considered falsification of the medical record
This could cause problems with the patient’s funder, Medicaid, because the service wasn’t rendered and Medicaid would be billed for a service that wasn’t rendered.
This really wouldn’t be falsification of the medical record, because you plan to fix the problem tomorrow.
Both a & b are correct
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1,3, 5
2,3, 5
All of the above listed activities.
None of the above listed activities.
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Hand Hygiene or Hand Washing
Spraying the air with air disinfectant after patient leaves the exam room
Opening the windows to let fresh air into a room
Emptying the trash twice a shift
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Before eating
After personal use of the toilet
Before and after an encounter with a patient
All of the above
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Turn on hot water, add some soap and rub for 5 seconds, turn off the faucet.
Turn on lukewarm water; lather hands with soap for 10 – 15 seconds; including the palms, back of hands, between fingers under finger nails; rinse thoroughly; dry with paper towel and turn off faucet with paper towel.
Turn on hot water, lather with soap for 30 seconds, shake hands to get off excess water.
Rinse hands with warm water, dry with a towel, apply hand lotion and go on to the next patient.
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1 & 2
1 & 3
4 & 5
All of the above
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Ignore the situation, it is none of your business
Since there is power in numbers, confront the Provider with a couple of your co-workers present.
You think you should say something, but the Provider has more authority that you, so you ignore the situation.
Report your observations to your manager
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Needles, Blood, Sputum and hydrogen peroxide
Mercury from a broken thermometer that a patient brings into the clinic
Needles, Drainage from wounds, sputum and mold that is forming on the wall where there is a leaky pipe.
Needles, blood, sputum, drainage from wounds and blood & body fluid specimens.
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True
False
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False
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Keeping your work environment free of waste paper and other combustibles.
Extension cords and flexible cords or multi-plug adapters may not be used.
Do not use open flames in the workplace
All of the above
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The patient’s address
The patient’s allergies
The patient’s medical record number
All of the above
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Would the patient mind if I looked at this?
Do I need to know this to do my job?
Can anyone see what I’m doing?
Am I curious?
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Blood, all body fluids, secretions and excretions whether or not they contain visible blood
Sweat
Non-intact skin and mucous membranes
A & c
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False
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Put on gloves, plug in the wall unit and take the vital signs as ordered by the provider.
Do not plug in the wall unit, remove it from the treatment room, put a sign on it, that it is broken and report the broken equipment to your manager
Take some electrical tape and wrap it around the cord, take the vital signs, then remove the wall unit from the treatment room and report to your manager that the equipment may be broken.
Tell the provider that you suspect the equipment is broken, that you cannot do the vital signs and leave the equipment in the treatment room.
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False
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Acknowledge, Inquire, Discuss, Exit and Thank you
Admit, Identify, Determine, Educate and Treat
Acknowledge, Introduce, Duration, Explain and Thank you
Assure, Inform, Direct, Engage and Train
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After you no longer work at the organization
After a patient dies
If you know the patient would not mind
When your job requires it
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Disposable Gloves, masks, lab coats, Eye wear/goggles/face shields
Respirator masks, stockings, hair net
Alcohol based hand sanitizer, disposable gloves
Eye Wear/Goggles/Face Shields, syringes with retractable needles, lab coats
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False
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Run, Alarm, Contain, Exit
Rescue, abandon, check, eradicate
Rescue, alarm, contain, Extinguish
None of the above
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Your personal financial investments are no one else’s business, so you do not tell anyone about your family’s investment in General Electric.
Participate in the discussion about the pro’s and con’s of the various wall units and skip the meeting during which the committee will vote on a choice.
Tell the committee chairman that you own stock in General Electric and because of this conflict of interest you will not participate in the discussion or voting relative to the purchase of the wall units.
A & b are correct
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Aim at the fire, pull the pin, squeeze the handles and sweep from side to side
Aim at the fire, squeeze the handles together and sweep from side to side
Pull the pin, breaking the plastic seal; aim at the base of the fire; squeeze the handles together and sweep from side to side.
None of the above
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False
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Sterile dressing that is thrown away because it dropped on the floor before being used with a patient.
Dressing that was removed from a patient’s wound
Outside packaging that contained sterile dressing.
All of the above
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In most cases in which information is going to be shared with anyone for reasons other than treatment, payment, or health care operations
Upon registration
When information is to be shared among two or more clinicians
When information is used for billing a private insurer
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