OCC Administration & Safety Protocols

Question 1

What is the most appropriate PPE for administering IV chemotherapy?

Accepted Answer

Chemotherapy-tested gloves, gown, and eye protection

Answer

Surgical mask and sterile gloves

Answer

Face shield, non-sterile gloves, and lab coat

Answer

Standard gloves and apron

Question 2

What should be done immediately after a chemotherapy spill on a countertop?

Accepted Answer

Use a chemotherapy spill kit

Answer

Cover it with a paper towel

Answer

Call housekeeping services

Answer

Leave the area and wait for supervisor

Question 3

Which type of IV access is preferred for vesicant chemotherapy drugs?

Accepted Answer

Central venous catheter

Answer

Peripheral short catheter

Answer

Butterfly needle

Answer

Midline catheter

Question 4

What is the primary reason for a two-nurse verification before chemotherapy administration?

Accepted Answer

To ensure correct chemotherapy is given

Answer

To follow hospital protocol

Answer

To confirm IV patency

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To check for proper hydration

Question 5

Which step helps minimize exposure risk during oral chemotherapy handling?

Accepted Answer

Wear gloves and use designated containers

Answer

Crush the pills before administration

Answer

Use bare hands to administer capsules

Answer

Store with non-hazardous medications

Question 6

Why is a closed-system transfer device (CSTD) recommended during chemotherapy preparation?

Accepted Answer

To prevent exposure to hazardous drugs

Answer

To speed up drug reconstitution

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To reduce medication cost

Answer

To prevent microbial contamination