What does “HAI” stand for?
Which of the following are common pathogens in a healthcare setting:
Per the CDC, which of the below Statements are true?
What percent of Healthcare Acquired Infections are due to Bacteria and associated pathogens
Which of the factors below should be considered when selecting flooring for a healthcare environment?
Which one of the below surfaces is defined by the CDC and other subject experts as a “Low-Touch” surface?
It is recommended to use resilient or hard surface materials in areas where spills are likely to occur and where patients may be at greater risk for infection.
As far as vacuuming carpet in healthcare facilities, it’s important to
Which of the following is NOT TRUE about flooring in a healthcare setting?
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.