CNA Isolation Precautions

Question 1

What is the primary purpose of isolation precautions in healthcare settings?

Accepted Answer

To prevent the spread of infections.

Answer

To improve patient comfort.

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To ensure faster recovery for patients.

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To reduce the workload of caregivers.

Question 2

What type of personal protective equipment (PPE) is required for contact precautions?

Accepted Answer

Gloves and gowns.

Answer

Face shields only.

Answer

Surgical masks and gloves.

Answer

Hair nets and boot covers.

Question 3

When should a CNA perform hand hygiene during isolation precautions?

Accepted Answer

Before and after entering the room.

Answer

Before entering the patient’s room only.

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Only after removing PPE.

Answer

Once per shift while in isolation care.

Question 4

What is the recommended practice when caring for a patient on airborne precautions?

Accepted Answer

Wear an N95 respirator.

Answer

Use a surgical mask.

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Open windows for ventilation.

Answer

Limit hand hygiene practices.

Question 5

What is the purpose of a negative pressure room in isolation precautions?

Accepted Answer

To prevent pathogens from escaping.

Answer

To improve air circulation for patients.

Answer

To reduce noise levels in isolation rooms.

Answer

To store additional medical equipment.

Question 6

What should a CNA do when transporting a patient under droplet precautions?

Accepted Answer

Ensure the patient wears a mask.

Answer

Cover the patient with a blanket.

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Transport the patient quickly to minimize exposure.

Answer

Limit communication during transport.