Title: Module 1: Knowledge Check
Course: COVID CURRICULUM (Export) > Section: Module1: Infection Prevention & Control

Q: COVID-19 can only be detected in saliva and nasal secretions.
- True (This is false. COVID-19 can also be detected in blood and stool, although the risk of transmission through these routes is unknown.)
- False (This is false. COVID-19 can also be detected in blood and stool, although the risk of transmission through these routes is unknown.)
A: False

Q: You should clean and disinfect your surgical mask.
- True (False. Surgical masks should not be cleaned. You should only clean and disinfect your goggles and face shield according to organizational policy.)
- False (Correct! Surgical masks should not be cleaned. You should only clean and disinfect your goggles and face shield according to organizational policy.)
A: False

Q: Routine practices during COVID-19 include which of the following? Select all that apply
- Point of care risk assessment
- Hand hygiene
- Use of PPE including face mask for full duration of your shift (other than when alone or eating)
- Use of N95 mask for routine care
- Cleaning and disinfecting of equipment and environment
A: Point of care risk assessment; Hand hygiene; Use of PPE including face mask for full duration of your shift (other than when alone or eating); Cleaning and disinfecting of equipment and environment
If wrong: N95 masks should only be worn when additional precautions are warranted, such as when performing aerosol generating procedures.

Q: When are you most likely to contaminate yourself?
- During PPE doffing
- During travel to the clinical placement
- During routine patient care
- During PPE donning
A: During PPE doffing