Communicable Disease Policies – Quiz #3

Creating a chore chart for general house cleaning can help reduce the spread of disease.(Required)

True

False

Regular handwashing increases when individuals are reminded of its importance.(Required)

True

False

If a resident is ill with a cough or sneezing within your home, you should...(Required)

Encourage ill residents to contact their health care provider and to follow their advice.

Provide residents with disposable tissues and ask them to cover their cough and sneezes.

Remind them of things that may spread disease, and ask them to refrain from doing them, such as hugging others, shaking hands, etc.

All of the above

Not Enrolled

	1. Creating a Communicable Disease Policy Overview
	1.1. Communicable Disease Policies: Exercise
	1.2. Why a Communicable Disease Prevention Policy is Important
	1.3. Can I Ask a Resident About Their Health Condition?
	1.4. Communicable Disease Policies: Quiz #1
	1.5. Communicable Disease Policy Requirements
	1.6. Physical Property Policy Requirements
	1.7. Communicable Disease Policies - Quiz #2
	1.8. Actively Encourage Regular Handwashing
	1.9. Create a Chore Chart for General House Cleaning
	1.10. Remind Resident and Staff About the Risks of Sharing Personal Items
	1.11. Use Universal Precautions
	1.12. Provide Residents with Information About Preventative Health Care and Vaccines
	1.13. Avoid Having a Joint Communicable Disease Policy with Treatment Facilities
	1.14. Communicable Disease Policies - Quiz #3
	1.15. Write Your Communicable Disease Prevention Policy
	1.16. NEXT STEPS