When should standard precautions be applied?, Only to patients with confirmed infections, To all patients, regardless of suspected or confirmed infection status, Which practice helps prevent central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSI)?, Keeping an unnecessary central line in place, Disinfecting the access connector and using aseptic technique, What should you do immediately after a needlestick injury?, Squeeze the wound forcefully, Wash the area with soap and water and report the incident immediately, Wait until the end of the shift to report it, How many moments for hand hygiene are recommended by the WHO?, 3moments, 5moments, When should soap and water be used instead of alcohol-based hand rub?, When hands are visibly dirty or soiled, Before every routine patient contact, regardless of circumstances, Only at the beginning of the shift, Which PPE is needed when splashes to the eyes are anticipated?, Eye protection or a face shield, C. Gloves only, Which precaution is essential for a patient with suspected pulmonary tuberculosis?, . Airborne precautions, Contact precautions only, No additional precautions, Should urine samples be collected from the drainage bag?, A. Yes, for every sample, B. Yes, if the bag is new, , collect from the designated sampling port using aseptic technique, What should be done after a blood spill?, A. Cover it with paper and leave it, B. Clean it with water only, Restrict the area as needed and clean and disinfect it using the approved spill procedure, Why is cleaning high-touch surfaces important?, To replace hand hygiene, To reduce environmental contamination and transmission risk, To eliminate the need for PPE, . What is the first step before putting on PPE, Perform hand hygiene, Put on goggles, What is the purpose of hand hygiene, Prevent the spread of infection, Make hands smell nice only

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