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CBIC Certified Infection Control Sample Questions:

Question #1
A patient who is pregnant has multidrug-resistant tuberculosis. She presents to the hospital for delivery. She continues to have a productive cough and has sputum smears positive for acid-fast bacilli (AFB), despite treatment. An infection preventionist should recommend which of the following?

A. The infant may go from Airborne Precautions in the nursery to the mother's room, as long as the mother wears a mask when the infant is in the room.
B. Immediately separate the infant from the mother at delivery and place the infant in Airborne Precautions until discharge.
C. No isolation is required for the infant; however, the mother should be placed in Airborne Precautions.
D. The infant should "room in" with the mother and the mother should wear a mask at all times.

Question #2
Given the formula for calculating incidence rates, the Y represents which of the following?

A. Population served
B. Number of infected patients
C. Number of events
D. Population at risk

Question #3
There has been an outbreak of foodborne illness in the community believed to be associated with attendance at a church festival. Which of the following is the MOST appropriate denominator for calculation of the attack rate?

A. Admission tickets sold to the festival
B. Residents in the county who attended the festival
C. Dinners served at the festival
D. People admitted to hospitals with gastrointestinal symptoms

Question #4
After reviewing quarterly surveillance data, the infection preventionist (IP) identifies an upward trend in needlestick injuries occurring during bedside blood draws. What is the MOST appropriate collaborative action for the IP to take with the Occupational Health Department?

A. Wait for the next regulatory survey to address the issue more formally with hospital leadership.
B. Discuss trends at the quarterly quality assurance and performance improvement meeting with the multidisciplinary safety team.
C. Complete a device review and determine if faulty equipment has been the cause or if the manufacturer has issued a recall.
D. Convene a multidisciplinary safety team to evaluate workflows, review device usage, and recommend practice changes.

Question #5
Which of the following processes is a critical step in sterile reprocessing of surgical instrumentation?

A. Send sterile processing disposable and reusable instrumentation for sorting.
B. Hold dirty instruments until the evening shift to minimize handling before returning to sterile processing.
C. Remove bioburden at the point of care and keep instrumentation damp until it reaches the sterile processing department.
D. Wrap instruments in disposable pads for protection until transporting to sterile processing.

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