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This document contains a 5 question quiz on risk assessment and the chain of transmission as it relates to infection prevention and control (IPAC). The quiz questions test understanding of the chain of transmission model, how specific actions can break links in the chain, the importance of risk assessment, and activities that can reduce disease transmission. Upon completing the quiz, an answer key is provided to check responses along with instructions for obtaining a certificate of completion.

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Ipac Core Accessible Cot Questions

This document contains a 5 question quiz on risk assessment and the chain of transmission as it relates to infection prevention and control (IPAC). The quiz questions test understanding of the chain of transmission model, how specific actions can break links in the chain, the importance of risk assessment, and activities that can reduce disease transmission. Upon completing the quiz, an answer key is provided to check responses along with instructions for obtaining a certificate of completion.

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IPAC – Core Competencies

Risk Assessment and Chain of Transmission Challenge Quiz


Now it’s time to test your comprehension of IPAC – Core Competency – Risk Assessment and
Chain of Transmission. There are 5 questions below. Read the questions carefully, then
answer. Once you have finished, review the Answer Key below and compare your answers. If
your answers do not match, go back and review the course material. If they do match, please
follow the certificate of completion instructions found at the end of this document.
Question 1
Using the model of the Chain of Transmission, select the appropriate link in the Chain of
Transmission that matches with each description.
Influenza Virus
Infectious Reservoirs Portals of Modes of Portals of Susceptible
Agent Exit Transmission Entry Host
Hands and contaminated surfaces

Infectious Reservoirs Portals of Modes of Portals of Susceptible


Agent Exit Transmission Entry Host
People who have not received their annual influenza vaccine

Infectious Reservoirs Portals of Modes of Portals of Susceptible


Agent Exit Transmission Entry Host
Client/patient/resident’s lungs and air passages

Infectious Reservoirs Portals of Modes of Portals of Susceptible


Agent Exit Transmission Entry Host
Coughing and sneezing

Infectious Reservoirs Portals of Modes of Portals of Susceptible


Agent Exit Transmission Entry Host
Eye, nose, mouth

Infectious Reservoirs Portals of Modes of Portals of Susceptible


Agent Exit Transmission Entry Host

Question 2

A housekeeper, wearing gloves, cleans and disinfects the floor where small blood drops
have fallen. With these actions, which link(s) in the Chain of transmission is/are broken?
Click on the correct statement(s). Select ALL that apply.
Infectious Agent (potentially)

IPAC Core Competencies – Risk Assessment and Chain of Transmission Challenge Quiz 1
Reservoir
Portal of exit
Mode of transmission
Portal of entry
Susceptible host

Question 3
What should you do first before you EITHER perform wound care on a client/patient/resident
OR clean his/her environment? Click on the appropriate answer(s). Select ALL that apply.
Perform a Risk Assessment
Clean the cart
Gather equipment and supplies
Inform your supervisor

Question 4
Which questions are appropriate when performing a personal risk assessment? Click on the
appropriate answer(s). Select ALL that apply.
How skilled am I at this task?
How cooperative is my client/patient/resident?
How is my supervisor going to evaluate my work?
Does my client/patient/resident have uncontrolled drainage?

Question 5
Which of the following activities may reduce the transmission of infectious agents?
Click on the appropriate answer(s). Select ALL that apply.
A health care worker cleans shared care equipment.
A health care worker removes a soiled dressing and puts it directly into the garbage.
A health care worker sorts cleaning supplies in the housekeeping cupboard.
A health care worker removes gloves and gives the resident medication.

IPAC Core Competencies – Risk Assessment and Chain of Transmission Challenge Quiz 2
Answer Key
Question 1: Using the model of the Chain of Transmission, match the link in the Chain of
Transmission with each description.
Influenza virus: Infectious Agent
Hands and contaminated surfaces: Mode of Transmission
People who have not received their annual influenza vaccine: Susceptible Host
Client/patient/resident’s lungs and air passages: Reservoir
Coughing and sneezing: Portals of Exit
Eyes, nose, mouth: Portal of Entry

Question 2: A housekeeper, wearing gloves, cleans and disinfects the floor where small
blood drops have fallen. With these actions, which link(s) in the Chain of transmission is/are
broken?
Infectious Agent
Mode of Transmission
Portal of Entry

Question 3: What should you do first before you EITHER perform wound care on a client/
patient/resident OR clean his/her environment?
Perform a Risk Assessment

Question 4: Which questions are appropriate when performing a personal risk assessment?
How skilled am I at this task?
How cooperative is my client/patient/resident?
Does my client/patient/resident have uncontrolled drainage?

Question 5: Which of the following activities may reduce the transmission of infectious
agents?
A health care worker cleans shared care equipment.
A health care worker removes a soiled dressing and puts it directly into the garbage.

IPAC Core Competencies – Risk Assessment and Chain of Transmission Challenge Quiz 3
Certificate
Once you have successfully completed the Challenge Questions you may download or print a
Certificate of Completion.

For questions about the material, please contact [email protected].

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