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12,16 questions
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The scope of OSHA standards include? | Employee training, infection control, labeling , disposal of biohazardous waste |
| All the fallowing are examples of the engineering and work practice control except | MSDS |
| OPIM stands for? | Other potentially infectious material |
| An example of a parent earl exposure is ? | Needlestick from a used needle |
| Replacing a cap on a needle should be done using? | A one handed scoop method |
| The criteria for a sharps container include ? | Leakproof, red color, puncture resistant , labeled |
| In the documentation of an exposure incident the report must be placed | In the employees confidential medical record |
| If an employer had eight employees and an exposure occurs , the employer is required to complete? | No form, because the office has eight employees |
| And employee blood test for HVB and HIV could be delayed for up to? | 90 days |
| Any and all tests performed by the laboratory are the financial responsibility of the? | The employer |
| Who is responsible for providing counseling postexposure prophylaxis and evaluation of reported illnesses? | The employer |
| How long must an employer maintain employees records on exposures and other medical records. ? | Duration of employment plus 30 years |
| Any broken glass should be cleaned up by | Using a broom and dustpan |
| Any laundry that is damp but not dripping must be? | Placed in a plastic bag |
| Before being sent off site for cleaning laundry must be ? | Placed in a red biohazard bag |
| All employees must be trained in the identification of hazardous chemicals within_____ of employment? | 30 days |
| MSDS stands for? | Material safety data sheet |
| Assembled MSDSs should be? | Alphabetized, indexed , available to all employees |
| The color white on a warning label indicates? | PPE needed when using this chemical |
| The color blue on a warning label indicates? | A health hazard |
| The color red on a warning label includes | A fire hazard |
| Which number signifies the greatest risk for each category in a chemical warning label | 4 |
| The chemical warning label is in which shape | Diamond |
| The first publication of the OSHA occupational exposure to blood borne pathogens standard was passed in? | 1991 |
| The sharps injury log must contain an employee record of incidences. Which of the fallowing is not required to be filed | Employees illnessses |
| Needleless systems provide an alternative to needles, which of the fallowing refers to a needleless system? | Jet injection system , IV medication system , where a port is used instead of a needle |
| Work practice controls include which of the fallowing? | Hand washing , no recapping of needles , no storage of food where OPIMs are stored |
| Which of the fallowing are correct regarding OSHA information and training? | Training required on initial employment, training required in annual bases, training required if they are new procedures |
| _____ is a means of piercing mucous membranes or the skin barrier through such events as needlestick | Parenteral |
| A sharps injury log must contain all of this | Type and brand of device involved in the incident , location of the incident , description of the incident |
| Which color is the oxygen tank? | Green |
| If a patient becomes unconscious the first step is to? | Telephone for emergency medical care |
| In the CAB of CPR "A" stands for? | Airway |
| In the CAB of CPR "C" stands for? | Chest compression |
| In the CAB of CPR "B" stands for? | Breathing |
| The rate of compressions for an adult during CPR is _________ per minute? | 80 to 100 |
| If an automated defibrillator is present the electrodes are placed only of the patient? | Is unconscious |
| The universal distress signal for chocking is the Person? | Clutching his or her throat |
| The most common emergency that may occur in a dental office is? | Syncope and fainting |
| Before a patient faints , the patient may complain of all symptoms except??? | Excitement |
| When placing a patient in a trendelenburg position place the? | Feet higher than the head |
| Common allergens responsible for asthma are? | Dust, pollen , feathers, Foods, animal fur |
| Asthma attacks are not frequent??? | In the morning |
| The method of choice for delivering the asthma drug is? | Inhaler |
| Edema is another term for? | Swelling |
| Evrythema is another term for? | Redness |
| A life threatening allergic reaction is | Anaphylactic shock |
| To assist a person who is hyperventilating instruct the patient to breath | Into a paper bag, into cupped hands |
| The most common type of epileptic seizure is the? | Grand mal |
| During a grand mal seizure which of the fallowing are true? | The seizure lasts 2 to 5 min, the patient jerks or stiffens |
| During a petit mal seizure which of the fallowing are true? | The patient have a vacant stare, the patient does not jerk or stiffen , the seizure may take place with out others noticing |
| Dilantin , a drug used to treat epilepsy, causes overgrowth of? | Gingival tissues |
| When the pancreas produces too little insulin the resulting condition is? | Diabetes |
| Which type of diabetics normally occurs in people ages 10 to 16? | Type 1 |
| Individuals with _____ diabetes experiences the most medical complications? | Type 1 |
| Which type of diabetes is normally diagnosed in obese , middle aged people? | Type II |
| Medications that lower blood sugar are called oral | Hypoglycemics |
| Too little sugar or glucose causes a person a person to experience | Hypoglycemia |
| The condition in which the arteries harden is_________ | Arteriosclerosis |
| A tightening or pain in the chest that usually lasts for 5 minutes is? | Angina pectoris |
| Nitroglycerin pills are | Placed sublingually |
| Nitroglycerin helps to? | Dilate the arteries |
| Another name for a heart attack is | Myocardial infarction |
| As the heart weakness it is unable to pump the fluids around the body as it should, this condition is known as | Congestive heart failure |
| When the blood flow to part of the brain is blocked the result is | Stroke |
| A blood clot in the blood supply to the brain is a cerebral | Embolism |
| A tubelike passage with an opening that allows fluid to the brain is an? | Fistula |
| Alveolitis is an | Dry socket |
| Alveolitis is caused by a clot _____ | Failing to form , washing out of the socket |
| Placement of a ______ is indicated to treat a dry socket | Medicated indoform strip |
| A rapture of a blood vessel to the brain is a cerebral | Hemorrhage |
| An avileses tooth is a tooth that has been? | Knocked out whole |
| Before arrival to the dentist office an avileses tooth should be | Kept moist |
| A traumatic intrusion is? | Pushing a newly erupted tooth back into the socket |
| To be proficient in emergency management at the health care provider level , the dental assistant most take a formal CPR training program ever _____ years? | 2 years |
| Syncope can be prevented if the dental assistant is aware of a patients apprehension and observes the patients | Signs, symptoms |
| The drug of choice in a bronchodilator is??? | Albuterol |
| Damage from a stroke to an area of the brain may impair which of the fallowing | Body sensation, function , movement |
| The condition in which oxygen is deprived from a limited region of the body is called? | Tissue hypoxia |
| A pulse oximetry reading below 80 percent indicates | Severe hypoxia |
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