01
Front
What PPE protects against anticipated splashes of blood or body fluids?
Back
For anticipated splashes or sprays, wear gloves, a gown, and a mask with eye protection or a face shield.
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5 Personal Protective Equipment Free Online FlashCards
Study 5 Personal Protective Equipment with 12 free online flashcards. Review key terms, definitions, and concepts with this interactive flashcard deck.
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02
Front
Does routine contact with intact skin always require gloves?
Back
No. Select gloves according to anticipated exposure and applicable precautions; touching intact skin alone does not automatically require them.
03
Front
When do Standard Precautions apply?
Back
Standard Precautions apply to all patient care.
04
Front
When should Transmission-Based Precautions be added?
Back
Add Transmission-Based Precautions when indicated.
05
Front
What can PPE not replace?
Back
PPE is a barrier, not a substitute for hand hygiene or other infection-control practices.
06
Front
What is the usual order for putting on PPE?
Back
Gown → mask or respirator → goggles or face shield → gloves.
07
Front
What should you do after putting on a respirator?
Back
Perform a fit check according to your training and the manufacturer's instructions.
08
Front
Does a respirator fit check replace fit testing?
Back
No. A fit check does not replace required respirator training or fit testing.
09
Front
How can you remove contaminated gloves without touching their outer surfaces?
Back
Pinch the outside of one glove near the wrist and peel it inside out. Hold it in the gloved hand, slide bare fingers under the other cuff, then peel that glove over the first.
10
Front
What should you do after removing contaminated disposable gloves?
Back
Dispose of the gloves in the appropriate waste container, then perform hand hygiene.
11
Front
Which part of a mask or respirator should you avoid touching during removal?
Back
Avoid touching the front, which may be contaminated. Remove it using its ties, straps, or elastic, following device and facility instructions.
12
Front
How should disposable gloves be handled after care?
Back
Discard disposable gloves in the appropriate waste container.
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