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unit 2 quiz

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

C Diff

Back (Answer)

contact

#2
Front (Question)

chicken pox

Back (Answer)

airborne

#3
Front (Question)

covid 19

Back (Answer)

droplet

#4
Front (Question)

draining wound

Back (Answer)

contact

#5
Front (Question)

Hep B

Back (Answer)

standard

#6
Front (Question)

Hep C

Back (Answer)

standard

#7
Front (Question)

H Flu

Back (Answer)

droplet

#8
Front (Question)

HIV

Back (Answer)

standard

#9
Front (Question)

flu

Back (Answer)

droplet

#10
Front (Question)

measels

Back (Answer)

airborne

#11
Front (Question)

meningococcal

Back (Answer)

droplet

#12
Front (Question)

MRSA

Back (Answer)

contact

#13
Front (Question)

norovirus

Back (Answer)

contact

#14
Front (Question)

whooping cough

Back (Answer)

droplet

#15
Front (Question)

pneumonia

Back (Answer)

droplet

#16
Front (Question)

rotavirus

Back (Answer)

contact

#17
Front (Question)

SARS

Back (Answer)

airborne

#18
Front (Question)

TB

Back (Answer)

airborne

#19
Front (Question)

what are the requirements to use hand sanitizer correctly

Back (Answer)

it must be 60% alcohol, you must rub it until it is all the way dry

#20
Front (Question)

when should you wear gloves

Back (Answer)

changing diapers, helping someone brush teeth, drawing blood, dealing with body fluids or non intact skin

#21
Front (Question)

what kind of PPE is used with droplet precaution

Back (Answer)

gloves, gown, mask

#22
Front (Question)

what is the rule for PPE under contact precautions

Back (Answer)

wear full PPE when doing anything requiring direct contact

#23
Front (Question)

what designates an exposure to a BBP

Back (Answer)

percutaneous contact or contact with mucous membranes

#24
Front (Question)

how should you react to exposures

Back (Answer)

wash hands, report it