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DHA RN Infection Control Questions: What To Review Before Prometric

Infection control questions look simple until the options are close. The safest approach is to identify the organism route, who is at risk, what exposure is happening now, and what action stops transmission first.

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Last reviewed: July 1, 2026. Sources checked: Prometric DHA, DHA/Sheryan, public nursing infection-control principles, and our editorial policy.

Quick Answer

For DHA RN practice, infection control usually rewards the action that interrupts transmission fastest: hand hygiene, correct PPE, isolation precautions, sharps safety, exposure control, or protecting vulnerable patients.

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Study The Pattern, Not A Dump

Standard precautions

Assume blood and body fluids need basic protection, hand hygiene, and safe handling.

Transmission route

Ask whether the situation points to contact, droplet, or airborne spread.

PPE choice

Pick protection based on likely exposure, not because every item sounds safer.

Sharps safety

Prevent injury first. Avoid unsafe recapping or delayed disposal patterns.

Patient placement

Isolation and cohorting logic often appears in scenario questions.

Education after control

Teaching matters, but active exposure or unsafe practice may need immediate correction first.

How To Read The Stem

  1. Find the risk: exposure, spread, vulnerable patient, or unsafe technique.
  2. Find the route: contact, droplet, airborne, blood/body fluid, or device-related risk.
  3. Pick the first action: stop transmission before routine documentation or broad teaching.
  4. Check scope: choose a nursing action that can be done now.

Common Filipino Nurse Mistakes

Many candidates know the concept but miss the timing. If the stem shows active unsafe practice, answer the immediate correction. If the stem asks prevention teaching, answer the clearest prevention instruction. Do not choose the longest option just because it sounds more complete.

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