Question 1

The biggest challenge in applying asepsis is that

Accepted Answer

A)  Microbes are everywhere 
B)  There is no evidence to inform us how to do this in non-theatre settings 
C)  Antibiotics are overused 
D)  All the above 
A)  Microbes are everywhere 
B)  There is no evidence to inform us how to do this in non-theatre settings 
C)  Antibiotics are overused 
D)  All the above B

Question 2

In order to obtain accurate results whenever a specimen is collected ensure

Accepted Answer

A)  Contamination is avoided 
B)  The lab knows a specimen is being collected 
C)  A porter is waiting to take the specimen to the lab 
D)  All the above 
A)  Contamination is avoided 
B)  The lab knows a specimen is being collected 
C)  A porter is waiting to take the specimen to the lab 
D)  All the above A

Question 3

If you are unsure how you should perform an aseptic technique

Accepted Answer

A)  Consider the principles of asepsis 
B)  Refer to your local policies and procedures 
C)  Ask your supervisor 
D)  All the above 
A)  Consider the principles of asepsis 
B)  Refer to your local policies and procedures 
C)  Ask your supervisor 
D)  All the above D

Question 4

The chain of infection demonstrates

Accepted Answer

A)  When an aseptic technique should not be used 
B)  Where contamination can occur if an aseptic technique is not used 
C)  When you should change your gloves and perfume effective hand hygiene 
D)  All the above 
A)  When an aseptic technique should not be used 
B)  Where contamination can occur if an aseptic technique is not used 
C)  When you should change your gloves and perfume effective hand hygiene 
D)  All the above

Exam 23: Aseptic Technique and Specimen Collection

The biggest challenge in applying asepsis is that

In order to obtain accurate results whenever a specimen is collected ensure

If you are unsure how you should perform an aseptic technique

The chain of infection demonstrates

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