| A | B |
|---|
| update office exposure control program must be updated | annually |
| MSDS is provided by who | manufactuerer of dental materials |
| bloodborne pathogen records are kept for | length of employment plus 30 years |
| contaminated gloves should be thrown in | regular waste receptacle |
| fauilue to meet OSHA standard | OSHA will close the office until the problem is corrected |
| if an exposure occur in the dental office you should | wash hands and inform the doctor |
| chemicals that are identified as a health hazard are color coded | blue |
| semicritical instruments | do not penetrate tissue or bone |
| sterilize impressions | 15 minutes before pouring |
| if chemicals are dispensed into a container which is not the original container | place a secondary label on the container |
| disposable materials | prevent cross contamination |
| pandemic | occrus over a large geographis area |
| alcohol hand rub | used if there are no visible soil on the hand |
| airborne infectious disease which leads to death if not treated | tuberculosis |
| hepatitis A | spread through fecal route |
| semi-critical item | rubber dam forceps |
| which OSHA standards protect healthcare workers | bloodborne pathogen standard |
| Which PPE should be put on last | gloves |
| Personal protective equipment consist of | gloves, mask, gown, safety glasses |
| the highspeed handpiece should be | sterilized after each patient in an autoclave |
| front desk and walls of the dental office are classified as housekeeping surfaces | should be cleaned with a low level disinfectant |
| load steam sterilizers | loosely to ensure sterilization |
| dental instruments that penetrate the tissue are known as | critical instruments |
| patient to patient cross contamination | is caused by improper cleaning of the dental unit |
| identified with a biohazard label | regulated waste |
| the test medium for the sterilizer | bacterial endospore |
| before sterlizing dental instruments | place in an ultrasonic unit or instrument washer |
| common liquid sterilant in the dental office | glutaraldehyde |
| corrosion of instruments | appears with dry heat sterilization |
| an intermediate level disinfectant | kills some TB spores and viruses |
| sterilization is defined as | destruction of all life forms |
| da need a foundation in microbiology | to prevent disease transmission |
| chlorine dioxide | high level disinfectant |
| best way to prevent cross contamination of the xray machine | cover panel and buttons with plastic |
