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Name: ______________________________Department/Institution:____________________________ 5. Infection Control resources may include a. Discussion with peers at a local Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology (APIC) chapter meeting b. Review of infection control publications from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) c. Contacting the local health department d. All of the above 6. An Associate Infection Control Practitioner (AICP) is recognized as: a. The liaison with Quality Assurance b. The immunization coordinator within the department c. A unit based resource for the unit who has a deep understanding of the clinical area they practice along with infection control practices. d. The Standard Precautions Assessment observer. 7. The Associate Infection Control Practitioner (AICP) at Gundersen Lutheran is expected to participate in a. The Flu Shot clinic and TB skin testing program b. The AICP education program, AICP work groups and Standard Precaution Assessments c. The Cold Chain Management program d. The Patient Safety Measures. - 2 -
Name: ______________________________Department/Institution:____________________________ Support Services Contact hours – 2.0 Goals & Objectives Goal The learner will have a basic understanding of the relationship between several key Support Services and Infection Control. Objectives Identify key infection control risks as it relates to the following support services: • Food Handling • Waste Management • Laundry • Pharmacy • Facility Operations • Handling Supplies Identify key infection control interventions as it relates to the above identifies risks in the following support services: • Food Handling • Waste Management • Laundry • Pharmacy • Facility Operations • Handling Supplies Test Questions 1. The temperature danger zone for potentially hazardous foods is a. 36°-46° F b. 40°-140° F c. 140°-180° F d. 26°-32° F 2. Infectious waste is a. The solid waste generated by a hospital or health care institution. b. Solid waste that is medical waste. c. Hazardous waste that is collected by a registered hazardous waste transporter. d. Solid waste that contains pathogens with significant virulence and capable of causing disease. - 3 -
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