1. When performing hand hygiene before providing patient care, which of

the following actions is correct?

A. Use soap and water for at least 10 seconds

B. Use hand sanitizer for at least 30 seconds

C. Use gloves and skip hand hygiene

D. Use a clean towel to dry hands

Answer: A. Use soap and water for at least 10 seconds

Rationale: Hand hygiene is essential in preventing the spread of infection.

Soap and water should be used for at least 20 seconds, scrubbing all

surfaces of the hands.

2. Which of the following actions is correct when applying personal

protective equipment (PPE) before entering a patient's room?

A. Put on gloves first, followed by gown, mask, and goggles

B. Put on mask first, followed by gloves, gown, and goggles

C. Put on gown first, followed by gloves, mask, and goggles

D. Put on goggles first, followed by gown, gloves, and mask

Answer: C. Put on gown first, followed by gloves, mask, and goggles

Rationale: The correct order of donning PPE is gown, mask, goggles, and

gloves to ensure proper protection.

3. When providing oral care to a patient who is unconscious, which action

is appropriate?

A. Use a toothbrush and toothpaste to brush the patient's teeth

B. Use a special sponge tipped swab to moisten the patient's mouth

C. Skip oral care until the patient wakes up

D. Use mouthwash to freshen the patient's breath

Answer: B. Use a special sponge tipped swab to moisten the patient's

mouth

Rationale: When a patient is unconscious, oral care should be provided

using a swab to prevent aspiration and maintain oral hygiene.

4. What is the correct technique for transferring a patient from a bed to a

wheelchair?

A. Use a gait belt and have one caregiver assist with the transfer