Quiz: Final 2021

Impairment of structure or function of the body and/or any deleterious effect arisi therefrom is the definition of

A A. Hazard B B. Risk C C. Harm D D. Unsafety

Patient safety is the responsibility of

A A. Hospital administrations. B B. Doctors, nurses and even workers. C C. Everyone in the healthcare facility. D D. Patients themselves

Routine washing

A A. Removes soil & transient flora B B. Removes epithelial cells C C. Removes deep flora D D. Removes dyes

A patient needs 300 micrograms of a medication that comes in a 1 ml ampoule contai 1 mg of the drug. What volume do you draw up and inject

A A. 0.0003 ml B B. 0.003 ml C C. 0.03 ml D D. 0.3 ml

Blood transmitted diseases include all of the followings except:

A A. Hepatitis A B B. Hepatitis B C C. Syphilis D D. Malaria

Unsafe injections can cause

A A Impairment of structure or function of the muscle B B. Preventable adverse event C C. Disability and death D D. All of the above

The early warning system means

A A. A structured process that aims to identify what can be done to reduce the risk and wrat was a warning B B. A systemic process for evaluating and measuring risks early. C C. An early patient safety incident that resulted in harm to the patient. D D. None of the above

Near miss means:

A A. A patient safety incident that did not reach the patient and therefore no harm resulted B B. A patient safety incident that resulted in harm to the patient. C C. A patient safety incident reached the patient but no discernible harm resulted. D D. A patient safety incident that occurs to patients during the provision of health care.

............ is an example about the situations associated with an increased risk of error:

A A. Omission failure to administer. B B. Poor human equipment interface Vincent. C C. Inadequate documentation. D D. Language or cultural factors.

Risk management has 4 main principles:

A A. Measure, evaluate, review and continuous improvement. B B. Measure, evaluate, warning and prevention C C. Identification, likelihood, impact and mitigation. D D. Identification, contact, evaluate and prevent.

The role of ambulatory health care organization leaders in patient safety is to:

A A. Increase of memory capacity of teams B B. Prevent of language or cultural factors C C. Decrease the work time D D. Improve initiatives

Annually in USA, unsafe surgical care procedures cause complications in about............... patients

A A. 7 million B B. 17 million C C. 27 million D D. 37 million

In the world, complications of blood transfusion occur in about

A A. 8.7 serious reactions per 1000 B B. 8.7 serious reactions per 10000 C C. 8.7 serious reactions per 100000 D D. 8.7 serious reactions per 1000000

Hospital infection in Egypt is about:

A A. 20% B B. 40% C C. 60% D D. None of the above

Medication errors occur from:

A A. Patient B B. Doctors C C. Pharmacist D D. All of the above

Who is/are liable to do mistakes? People who are:

A A. Unethical B B. Unexperienced C C. Rushed D D. All of the above

Patient safety aims to:

A A. Identify what happened, how and why it happened, what can be done to reduce the risk of recurrence and make care safer. B B. Prevent and reduce risks, errors and harm that occur to patients during provision of healthcare. C C. Analysis of performance and systematic efforts to improve it D D. All of the above.

Diseases, injuries, suffering, disabilities and death are the examples of

A A. Hazards B B. Harms C C. Errors D D. Iliness

Mal use or abuse of antibiotics may lead to

A A. Does not affect bacterial resistance B B. Increase bacterial sensitivity C C. Antimicrobial resistance D D. Does not affect bacterial sensitivity

Complications of chemotherapy

A A. Increase body weight B B. Does not affect other antibiotics C C. Affect microbial resistance D D. Should be given with brufen

An event or circumstance which could have resulted, or did result, in unnecessary harm to a patient is defined as:

A A. Patient safety B B. Patient safety incident C C. Incident analysis D D. Incident management

Surgical hand washing removes:

A A. transient & reduce resident flora with persistent effect B B. Removes epithelial cells. C C. Removes deep flora D D. Removes dyes

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