Question 1

True or false:
BSI is a system that requires wearing PPE to prevent contact with all body fluids.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 2

True or false: 
Asepsis means the creation of an environment free of disease-causing microorganisms

Accepted Answer

False

Question 3

True or false: Employers must protect their employees from exposure to blood and OPIM during the time when when employees are at work

Accepted Answer

True

Question 4

True or false: 
When a disinfecting solution meets all the claims listed and the safety concerns are noted, the FDA will assign the EPA number that must appear on the solution's label.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 5

True or false: Microorganisms may be missed because they appear as a mist or dry clear on the surfaces that are touched.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 6

True or false: OSHA states that when removing protective clothing, special care is to be taken with items that are considered potentially infectious

Accepted Answer

True

Question 7

True or false:
Latex allergies can result in ck tact dermatitis

Accepted Answer

True

Question 8

True or false: 
Low-level disinfection will kill bacterial spores

Accepted Answer

False

Question 9

True or false:
Solutions used to disinfect instruments can be universally used in all types of disinfecting machines.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 10

True or false: 
A heat-sensitive tape used to identify when materials have been sterilized is a type of biological monitor.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 11

_____ is the principal professional organization for dentistry in the United States.

Accepted Answer

ADA

Question 12

Name the agency that is part of the US public health service, a division of the US Department of Health the Human Services, and us a source of many regulations

Accepted Answer

CDC

Question 13

In 1992 OSHA established the Bloodborne Pathogens Standard. It mandates that facilities must do which of the following?

Accepted Answer

Protect workers from infectious hazards, protect workers from chemical hazards, protect workers from physical hazards.

Question 14

An employee who would have any occupational exposure to blood would be a category ______ employee by job classification.

Accepted Answer

1

Question 15

Items in the dental office, such as sterilized and PPE, are regulated by the _____, which holds manufacturers responsible for problems that develop.

Accepted Answer

FDA

Question 16

Name the agency that regulates disposal of hazardous waste after is leaves the office

Accepted Answer

EPA

Question 17

What cycle is perpetuated when pathogens are allowed to pass from dentist to patient or from patient to dentist

Accepted Answer

Cross-contamination

Question 18

If a DA is hired, but has not already had the hepatits B immunization, who pays for the vaccine series

Accepted Answer

Dentist

Question 19

Patients could be infected with HBV and HIV and have no symptoms. This condition is called

Accepted Answer

Asymptomatic

Question 20

Handwashing removes the ___ microorganisms because they constitute the that includes hepatitis

Accepted Answer

Transient

Question 21

During the handwashing procedure, proper chemical antisepsis is accomplished with

Accepted Answer

Chlorhexidine digluconate, triclosan, parachlorometaxylenol.

Question 22

Handwashing before and after patient care requires a minimum of __ seconds

Accepted Answer

15

Question 23

Barriers that prevent potential pathogens encountered during patient care from gaining access to dental personnel include which of the following

Accepted Answer

Gloves, mask, eyewear

Question	Answer
True or false: BSI is a system that requires wearing PPE to prevent contact with all body fluids.	True
True or false: Asepsis means the creation of an environment free of disease-causing microorganisms	False
True or false: Employers must protect their employees from exposure to blood and OPIM during the time when when employees are at work	True
True or false: When a disinfecting solution meets all the claims listed and the safety concerns are noted, the FDA will assign the EPA number that must appear on the solution's label.	False
True or false: Microorganisms may be missed because they appear as a mist or dry clear on the surfaces that are touched.	True
True or false: OSHA states that when removing protective clothing, special care is to be taken with items that are considered potentially infectious	True
True or false: Latex allergies can result in ck tact dermatitis	True
True or false: Low-level disinfection will kill bacterial spores	False
True or false: Solutions used to disinfect instruments can be universally used in all types of disinfecting machines.	False
True or false: A heat-sensitive tape used to identify when materials have been sterilized is a type of biological monitor.	False
_____ is the principal professional organization for dentistry in the United States.	ADA
Name the agency that is part of the US public health service, a division of the US Department of Health the Human Services, and us a source of many regulations	CDC
In 1992 OSHA established the Bloodborne Pathogens Standard. It mandates that facilities must do which of the following?	Protect workers from infectious hazards, protect workers from chemical hazards, protect workers from physical hazards.
An employee who would have any occupational exposure to blood would be a category ______ employee by job classification.	1
Items in the dental office, such as sterilized and PPE, are regulated by the _____, which holds manufacturers responsible for problems that develop.	FDA
Name the agency that regulates disposal of hazardous waste after is leaves the office	EPA
What cycle is perpetuated when pathogens are allowed to pass from dentist to patient or from patient to dentist	Cross-contamination
If a DA is hired, but has not already had the hepatits B immunization, who pays for the vaccine series	Dentist
Patients could be infected with HBV and HIV and have no symptoms. This condition is called	Asymptomatic
Handwashing removes the ___ microorganisms because they constitute the that includes hepatitis	Transient
During the handwashing procedure, proper chemical antisepsis is accomplished with	Chlorhexidine digluconate, triclosan, parachlorometaxylenol.
Handwashing before and after patient care requires a minimum of __ seconds	15
Barriers that prevent potential pathogens encountered during patient care from gaining access to dental personnel include which of the following	Gloves, mask, eyewear

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