Clinical Medical Assisting
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| Microorganisms transmit via | animal
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| Common vehicles of transmission | All except “portal”
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| Medical asepsis means | Clean technique
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| After first Hep B Vaccine | following doses are
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| Potentially infectious materials include | Blood
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| Def. of Immunity | The ability to resist infections and stay healthy.
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| Pathogens include all except | Anerobes
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| Nonpathogenic microorganisms can become pathogenic when | When they leave their natural environment
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| Common place for microorganisms to linger where they can affect others | Door knobs
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| Outermost layer of skin | Epidermis
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| Radiation used for sterilization is used when | Only when other methods can’t be used
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| Sterile Indicators | Go on/in packages
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| Decontamination | All of the above
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| Instrument used to sterilize | Autoclave
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| Cold sterilization agents – soak for how long | 6-24 hrs.
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| Chemical disinfection is the method of choice for | All of the above
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| Closed wound is… | B & C
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| Proper positioning of patient provides | Both A & B
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| Surgical instruments are classified by | Function
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| When instructing patient | it’s important to
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| As an MA | you may be responsible for
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| Integument is AKA | Skin
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| Ways to interrupt cycle of infection | Both hand washing and PPE
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| Disinfection is accomplished by | Any of the above
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| Def. of Sterile | Free from all living organisms and spores
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| Physicians determine which anesthetic to use | All of the above
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| Biopsies can be performed by | Any of the above
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| Asepsis is | Both clean technique and eliminating/reducing microorganisms
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| Foundation of sterile field is usually | sterile drape or towel
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| Circulating Asst is responsible for | All of the above (obtaining supplies)
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| Ability to resist disease | Immunity
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| 5 elements of cycle on infection | Reservoir
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| What are universal precautions? | Treat all patients and body fluids as potentially infected.
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| Instrument that uses steam & pressure is | Autoclave
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| Term that means free from all microorganisms and spores | Sterile
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| Two-pronged instrument used to grasp | Forceps
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| Def. of HBV | Hepatitis B Virus
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| What is a sterilization indicator | Something that changes color indicating proper temp has been reached.
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| Difference between dressing and bandage | Dressing is sterile. Bandage is not.
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| Invasion of body by pathogenic microorganism/s? | Infection
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| MA’s should stay up-to-date on researching latex allergies | T
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| Cilia means the middle layer of skin? | F
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| CDC is a division of the USDHHS | T
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| High-risk populations and healthcare workers should receive HBV vax | T
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| Anerobes are organisms that grow only in the presence of oxygen | F
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| Luis Pasteur is credited to have discovered that many diseases are caused by bacteria. | T
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| Surgical asepsis refers to removal of disease causing organisms | F
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| Examples of noncritical items are gooseneck lamp and blood pressure cuff | T
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| Vasectomies are only performed in hospital under general anesthesia | F
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| Post-op refers to before surgery | F
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| A carrier person or animal can transmit disease to others | T
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| Instruments cannot be ultrasonically cleaned. | F
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| Anesthesia is partial or complete loss of sensation | T
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| It is crucial that all healthcare workers following universal precautions | T
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| Medical asepsis is also known as clean technique | T
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