
Background: Infection control is the order worried about forestalling the spread of diseases inside the medicinal services setting. It is a fundamental piece of the framework of human services. Insights show that an emergency clinic is one of the most perilous work environments. Medical clinics recorded 253,700 business related wounds and sicknesses. Around 35 million wellbeing laborers around the world, around 3 million experience percutaneous presentations to blood borne microorganisms. Over 90% of these contaminations happen in creating nations. The current examination was intended to survey the information in regards to medicinal services related infection control among class IV laborers. Materials and Methods: The research design adopted for the study was non experimental descriptive research design. 60 samples were assigned using simple random sampling technique. The study population consisted of class IV workers who are working in MGMCRI. Data was analyzed by descriptive and inferential statistics. Result: The study findings reveal that 38(63.3%) of them had moderately adequate knowledge, 7(11.7%) of them had adequate knowledge and 15 (25%) of them had inadequate knowledge. Conclusion: Health care associated infection is more in the developing countries. The study proves health care workers are inadequate knowledge regarding prevention of heath care associated infection.