Disinfection is defined as achieving a kill rate of what percent of bacteria and other disease carrying micro-organisms? a. 100%
b. 99.9%
c. 96%
d. None of the Above

As far as vacuuming carpet in healthcare facilities, it’s important to a. Vacuum in both directions north to south and east to west across full field.
b. Determine vacuuming frequency based on the amount of traffic.
c. Heavy commercial traffic would require daily vacuuming, while offices might require less frequent vacuuming.
d. All of the above

Which of the following are common pathogens in a healthcare setting: a. C Diff
b. MRSA
c. Coronaviruses
d. All of the above

What percent of Healthcare Acquired Infections are due to Bacteria and associated pathogens a. 50%
b. 90%
c. 10%
d. 100%

Which of the statements below are true? a. A HAI is the result of a treatment in a hospital or healthcare service unit where a patient acquires an infection that he/she did not have prior to being admitted
b. HAI’s cost our hospital systems $28-$45 Billion per year.
c. 1.7 Million Americans develop Healthcare Acquired Infections annually.
d. All of the above are true

Which of the following is NOT TRUE about flooring in a healthcare setting? a. Contributes to the overall design influencing patients and visitors perception about the ability of an organization to provide safe, quality and comfortable care
b. Has no effect on Acoustics, Ergonomics (staff fatigue) and Safety (slips, trips and falls)
c. Can affect Indoor air quality (IAQ)
d. Can provide occupant and staff satisfaction

Which of the following is not a recommended practice for proper maintenance of carpet? a. Vacuum high-traffic areas daily
b. Periodically perform a thorough deep cleaning (i.e. hot-water extraction or low moisture mitigation)
c. Mop with bucket of water and detergent
d. Spot clean and treat spills according to the manufacturer’s recommendations

For resilient floors, cleaning should occur a minimum of once a day, depending on the application, type of traffic and hours of operation; and stains and spills should be wiped or mopped up immediately with a damp mop using a neutral pH cleaning solution. a. True
b. False

What does “HAI” stand for? a. Healthcare Associated Infection
b. Hospital Anticipated Infection
c. Healthcare Acquired Infection
d. Both A & C are correct

Which of the factors below should be considered when selecting flooring for a healthcare environment? a. Acoustical properties
b. Ergonomics
c. Safety, Durability and Cleanability
d. All of the above

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