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Chapter 20 Disinfect
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Substance for killing microorganisms on the skin | Antiseptic |
| Blood, saliva, and other body fluids. | Bioburden |
| Effective, rapid-acting disinfectant | Chlorine dioxide |
| Chemaical used to reduce or lower the number of microorganisms on inanimate objects. | Disinfectant |
| A product capable of killing fungi | Fungicidal |
| High-level disinfectant | Glutaraldehyde |
| Intermediate-level disinfectant | Iodophor |
| Household bleach | Sodium hypochlorite |
| EPA intermediate-level disinfectant with broad-spectrum disinfecting action. | Synthetic phenol |
| Capable of inactivating tuberculosis-causing microorganisms. | Tuberculocidal |
| Capable of killing some viruses. | Virucidal |
| A product capable of killing spores would be called? | Sporicidal |
| Suface not directly touch but often contacted by contaminated instruments. | Transfer surface |
| What are some disadvantages to surface barriers? | Adds plastic to the environment May be more expensive Requires a variety of sizes and shapes May become dislodged during treatment |
| Name some places single-use disposable items might be placed. | Headrest, light handles, switches, evacuator hoses, evacuator hoses, patient mirror, xray control |
| Why must surfaces be pre-cleaned? | If a surface is not clean, it connot be disinfected. |
| How long does Hydrogen peroxide have to be left on a surface for it to be considered a high-level disinfectant? | 30 mins. |
| What is your goal in performing treatment room cleaning? | To clean and disinfect dental treatment rooms effectively. |
| What high-level disinfectant is effective can be used for healthcare workers who have a sensitivity to glutaraldehyde? | Ortho-Phthalaldehyde |
| How long a product may be stored before use. | Shelf life |