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1. Question
Which of the following patients is most likely to have COVID-19?
- A 7yo boy with high fevers, diarrhea, and dizziness
- A 20yo student with sore throat, fever, and swollen cervical lymph nodes
- A 62yo mechanic with cough, sore throat, nasal congestion, and a clear chest x-ray
- A 55yo nurse with fever, cough, and difficulty breathing
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2. Question
Which of the following is TRUE regarding nosocomial transmission of COVID-19?
- Much like tuberculosis, the SARS-CoV-2 virus may remain airborne for hours after a patient has vacated a room
- Touching infected surfaces and then touching your mouth or nose is an important route of transmission
- A healthcare worker does not need to wear a mask around a patient with COVID-19 as long as the patient is wearing a mask
- It is not necessary to perform hand hygiene after removing personal protective equipment (PPE) as long as you were wearing gloves
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You are discharging a 38-year-old woman from the hospital whom you strongly suspect has COVID-19. She was admitted two days ago after presenting with a 1-day history of high fevers and cough with a chest x-ray demonstrating bilateral patchy opacities. The patient lives at home with her 40-year-old husband with hypertension, 12-year-old twin boys with no known health conditions, and 80-year-old grandfather with diabetes and COPD. Which of the following is NOT an advice you would give to this patient regarding household transmission of COVID-19?
- The windows in the patient’s room at home should be shut
- The patient’s 80-year-old grandfather is at highest risk of COVID-19 complications and thus should have the least contact with the patient
- Hand hygiene should be performed after any type of contact with the patient or her immediate environment
- Household contacts who must be in the same room as the patient should maintain at least 1m of separation if possible

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