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19 April 2017 Kyle Willey, CIC

1. An autoclave used to sterilize surgical instruments is set at 200º F (93º C) for 15 minutes. The Infection Preventionist (IP) should take which of the following actions FIRST? No response is needed; the time and temperature are adequate for sterilization Provide "just-in-time" training to all staff who process surgical instruments Recommend a biological indicator be placed in the next load Recall the loads that have been reprocessed using these settings

1. An autoclave used to sterilize surgical instruments is set at 200º F (93º C) for 15 minutes. The Infection Preventionist (IP) should take which of the following actions FIRST? No response is needed; the time and temperature are adequate for sterilization Provide "just-in-time" training to all staff who process surgical instruments Recommend a biological indicator be placed in the next load Recall the loads that have been reprocessed using these settings Recognized minimum exposure periods for sterilization of wrapped healthcare supplies are 30 minutes at 121º C (250º F) in a gravity displacement sterilizer or 4 minutes at 132º C (270º C) in a prevacuum sterilizer Guideline for Disinfection and Sterilization in Healthcare Facilities, 2008

autoclaved at 250º F (121º C) for 60 minutes 2. An Infection Preventionist (IP) is notified that a patient with suspected Creutzfeld-Jakob disease (CJD) requires an urgent neurosurgical procedure today. The planned procedure requires use of a specific instrument that is very expensive to replace. The IP should recommend the instrument be cleaned immediately after use and then autoclaved at 250º F (121º C) for 60 minutes autoclaved at 270º F (132º C) for 30 minutes reprocessed using ethylene oxide for 30 minutes soaked in undiluted sodium hypochlorite for 60 minutes

autoclaved at 250º F (121º C) for 60 minutes 2. An Infection Preventionist (IP) is notified that a patient with suspected Creutzfeld-Jakob disease (CJD) requires an urgent neurosurgical procedure today. The planned procedure requires use of a specific instrument that is very expensive to replace. The IP should recommend the instrument be cleaned immediately after use and then autoclaved at 250º F (121º C) for 60 minutes autoclaved at 270º F (132º C) for 30 minutes reprocessed using ethylene oxide for 30 minutes soaked in undiluted sodium hypochlorite for 60 minutes Guideline for Disinfection and Sterilization of Prion-Contaminated Medical Instruments Rutala 2010 Ineffective (X3 log10 reduction within 1 hour) Autoclave at standard exposure conditions (121C for 15 minutes) Boiling Dry heat Ethylene oxide Formaldehyde Hydrogen peroxide gas plasma, Sterrad 100S (ASP) Ionizing radiation Microwave UV light Effective (13 log10 reduction from 18 minutes to 3 hours) Autoclave at 121C–132C for 1 hour (gravity displacement sterilizer) or 121C for 30 minutes (prevacuum sterilizer) Autoclave at 134C for 18 minutes (prevacuum sterilizer) Autoclave at 134C for 18 minutes immersed in water Hydrogen peroxide gas plasma (Sterrad NX) Radiofrequency gas plasma Sodium dodecyl sulfate, 2%, plus acetic acid, 1%, plus autoclave at 121C for 15–30 minutes Sodium hydroxide (NaOH), 0.09 N or 0.9 N, for 2 hours plus autoclave at 121C for 1 hour (gravity displacement sterilizer) Vaporized hydrogen peroxide, 1.5–2 mg/L note.

This is within the accepted standard for dialysate fluid 3. A dialysis unit has recently received dialysate culture results that report 45 CFU of bacteria per mL.  Which of the following is correct? This is within the accepted standard for dialysate fluid A qualitative, rather than quantitative, method should be used Blood cultures should be obtained from the dialysis patient Repeat dialysate testing should be done to confirm this result

This is within the accepted standard for dialysate fluid 3. A dialysis unit has recently received dialysate culture results that report 45 CFUof bacteria per mL.  Which of the following is correct? This is within the accepted standard for dialysate fluid A qualitative, rather than quantitative, method should be used Blood cultures should be obtained from the dialysis patient Repeat dialysate testing should be done to confirm this result Allowable limit = <200 CFU/mL Action Level = 50 CFU/mL

Staphylococcus epidermidis Bacteroides fragilis Escherichia coli 4. A 38-year-old female is undergoing abdominal surgery.  A foul-smelling abscess is encountered and a Gram stain of the abscess material reveals gram-negative rods.  No growth is reported from aerobic microbiologic cultures.  Which of the following organisms is MOST likely involved? Staphylococcus epidermidis Bacteroides fragilis Escherichia coli Bacillus subtilis

Staphylococcus epidermidis Bacteroides fragilis Escherichia coli 4. A 38-year-old female is undergoing abdominal surgery.  A foul-smelling abscess is encountered and a Gram stain of the abscess material reveals gram-negative rods.  No growth is reported from aerobic microbiologic cultures.  Which of the following organisms is MOST likely involved? Staphylococcus epidermidis Bacteroides fragilis Escherichia coli Bacillus subtilis a . GPC b. GN Obligate anaerobe c. GN Facultative anaerobe d. GP

affinity diagram fishbone diagram run chart control chart 5. A patient required a total colectomy due to a healthcare-associated C. difficile infection and subsequently died.  Following brainstorming of contributing factors, which of the following would be MOST useful for identifying groups of priorities that need to be addressed to prevent this from happening again? affinity diagram fishbone diagram run chart control chart

affinity diagram fishbone diagram run chart control chart 5. A patient required a total colectomy due to a healthcare-associated C. difficile infection and subsequently died.  Following brainstorming of contributing factors, which of the following would be MOST useful for identifying groups of priorities that need to be addressed to prevent this from happening again? affinity diagram fishbone diagram run chart control chart A. When to Use an Affinity Diagram - When you are confronted with many facts or ideas in apparent chaos - When issues seem too large and complex to grasp - When group consensus is necessary - Typical situations are: After a brainstorming exercise When analyzing verbal data, such as survey results. B. (Ishikawa) Cause and effect C. Events over time D. Events over time with std dev

6. Which of the following percentages of the population is represented between days 3 and 7? 68.3% 95.4% 99.7% 100%

6. Which of the following percentages of the population is represented between days 3 and 7? 68.3% 95.4% 99.7% 100% 2σ = 95.4499736%

7. An Infection Preventionist is assisting the operating room supervisor in evaluating the air handling system for infection control purposes.  The IP should recommend: conducting particulate air sampling in each operating room checking for compliance with the recommended number of air changes performing a weekly check for positive pressure in the operating room using ultraviolet lighting to decrease microbial air counts

conducting particulate air sampling in each operating room 7. An Infection Preventionist is assisting the operating room supervisor in evaluating the air handling system for infection control purposes.  The IP should recommend: conducting particulate air sampling in each operating room checking for compliance with the recommended number of air changes performing a weekly check for positive pressure in the operating room using ultraviolet lighting to decrease microbial air counts a . Not recommended by CDC b. Per FGI guidelines, not easily done by OR Supervisor c. Per FGI guidelines, easy check by OR d. Limited evidence

conducting particulate air sampling in each operating room 7. An Infection Preventionist is assisting the operating room supervisor in evaluating the air handling system for infection control purposes.  The IP should recommend: conducting particulate air sampling in each operating room checking for compliance with the recommended number of air changes performing a weekly check for positive pressure in the operating room using ultraviolet lighting to decrease microbial air counts a . Not recommended by CDC b. Per FGI guidelines, not easily done by OR Supervisor c. Per FGI guidelines, easy check by OR d. Limited evidence