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When must basic hygiene routines be applied?

Only when caring for/treating a person with a known blood-borne infectionAlways when providing direct care/treatment, whether or not the person is known to have an infection Only when caring for/treating a person with a known infection

Where must basic hygiene routines be applied?

Only when providing care in hospitalWherever health and social care is deliveredOnly in municipal health and social care

Why must workwear have short sleeves?

It is a necessity for performing hand hygiene correctlyIt is easier to put on a plastic apron It is comfortable

When can you wear a wristwatch or jewellery on hands and forearms?

Never when performing health and social care tasksWhen checking pulse and blood pressureWhen dressing a wound

When must hair and beard be pinned up?

Always when there is a risk of hair or beard falling down and interfering with patient/care recipient-related tasksIt never has to be pinned upOnly if it may fall down in a wound

In which situations is it important to wear aprons/gowns?

Always when touching a patient/care recipientWhen there is a risk of my workwear becoming contaminated or dirtyWhen entering a room where health and social care is delivered

When must hands be washed before hand disinfection?

After all contact with patients/care recipientsAfter contact with a person with vomiting or diarrhoeaBefore meal break

When must workwear be changed?

Daily and when contaminated or dirtyWhen I see fit to change themEvery second day

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