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Information on QA Scheme: Infection Control-Basic
Comment = A QA scheme to explore the basic knowledge of Infection Control procedures for all clinic IVF Staff (Australia).
Number of enrollments =3 [* This indicates only the number of enrollments. Not all participants will have completed the scheme]
List of QA Issues (or Instalments)
Code Title Available from
IC2004.01 Hand Hygiene. 1/1/2004
IC2004.02 Why wash hands? 1/2/2004
IC2004.03 Why wear gloves? 1/3/2004
IC2004.04 Hand washing solutions 1/4/2004
IC2004.05 Hand Drying equipment 1/5/2004
IC2004.06 Antimicrobial Hand Wash 1/6/2004
IC2004.07 Time for Aseptic Hand was 1/7/2004
IC2004.08 First Surgical Hand Wash 1/8/2004
IC2004.09 Subsequent Surgical Wash 1/8/2004
IC2004.10 Standard Precautions? 1/9/2004
IC2004.11 Staff/Standard Precaution 1/10/2004
IC2004.12 PPE 1/11/2004
IC2004.13 Why use PPE? 1/11/2004
IC2004.14 Staff/PPE 1/11/2004
IC2004.15 Changing gloves. 1/12/2004
List of Questions asked for QA Scheme:Infection Control-Basic
ID Question Question Format
263 1 minute Defined Options
262 2 minutes Defined Options
267 2 minutes Defined Options
271 2 minutes Defined Options
261 3 minutes Defined Options
266 3 minutes Defined Options
270 3 minutes Defined Options
265 4 minutes Defined Options
269 4 minutes Defined Options
264 5 minutes Defined Options
268 5 minutes Defined Options
232 After contact with body fluids or excretions? Defined Options
233 After contact with clean body? Defined Options
235 After contact with inanimate objects in the vicinity of the patient? Defined Options
306 After every use Defined Options
227 After going to the toilet Defined Options
230 After having direct patient contact? Defined Options
234 After removing gloves? Defined Options
257 All the time Defined Options
282 Aprons Defined Options
291 because it looks cool Defined Options
231 Before donning sterile gloves? Defined Options
236 Before eating? Defined Options
237 Before going home? Defined Options
229 Before having direct patient contact? Defined Options
259 Between different examinations on the same patient Defined Options
248 Brand name liquid soap Defined Options
279 Cleaners Defined Options
301 Cleaners Defined Options
278 Clerical Defined Options
299 Clerical Defined Options
252 Cloth hand towel Defined Options
275 Doctors Defined Options
297 Doctors Defined Options
303 Every shift Defined Options
285 Eye wear Defined Options
255 Flick them dry Defined Options
281 Gloves Defined Options
287 Gowns Defined Options
280 Hats Defined Options
258 Instead of soap and water Defined Options
276 Laboratory staff Defined Options
249 Lux cake soap Defined Options
284 Masks Defined Options
251 Microshield Skincare cleanser Defined Options
256 Never Defined Options
274 Nurses Defined Options
296 Nurses Defined Options
250 Palmolive cake soap Defined Options
254 Paper towel Defined Options
302 Patients Defined Options
277 Reception Defined Options
298 Reception Defined Options
283 Shoes Defined Options
253 Side of clothes Defined Options
289 Socks Defined Options
273 Some extra care and attention you give for a patient known or suspected to be infectious with agents that may not be contained with standard precautions alone Defined Options
272 Some extra care you may give for your favourite patients Defined Options
288 Stockings Defined Options
226 The Cumulative Correct Score is Summation Outcome
305 Three times a day Defined Options
238 to make them smell nice Defined Options
243 to minimise the moridity, mortality and costs associated with health care related infections Defined Options
246 to prevent hands from getting dirty Defined Options
247 to prevent hands from getting dry from frequent hand washing ? Defined Options
240 to prevent transmission of micro-organisms to patients Defined Options
241 to prevent transmission to oneself Defined Options
293 to protect the patient from workers blood and body fluids Defined Options
294 to protect the workers from chemical splashes Defined Options
295 to protect the workers hands from harsh chemicals Defined Options
292 to protect workers from exposure to blood or body fluids Defined Options
239 to reduce the risk of infection Defined Options
244 to save on glove costs Defined Options
245 to save on soap and water Defined Options
304 Twice a day Defined Options
290 Underwear Defined Options
286 Uniforms Defined Options
228 When hands are dirty Defined Options
260 When the recommended hand wash and basin is not available Defined Options
307 When they get dirty in one use Defined Options
308 When they get dirty. Defined Options
Detailed Information on Question: Some extra care and attention you give for a patient known or suspected to be infectious with agents that may not be contained with standard precautions alone
Status This is not a key question for the Scheme    
Type Defined Options
Order Question Options
1 True
2 False
 
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