IAHCSMM Central Service Technical Training Course
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| One-way workflow | The desired flow of materials in a Central Service Department; from solid to clean to sterile.
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| Material Management Department | The healthcare department responsible for researching, ordering receiving, and managing inventory (consumable supplies).
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| Career Ladder | A succession of progressively more responsible professional positions that serves as the foundation of a professional development plan.
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| Certification | Association and industry recognition given to individuals with educational and/or work experience who successfully complete an examination process that demonstrates their knowledge of a subject.
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| -oscopy | Visual examination of an organ or joint
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| Cystectomy | Removal of a cyst
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| -itis | Inflamation
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| -ectomy | Surgical removal
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| Gynecology | The study of diseases affecting the female.
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| Herniorrhaphy | Surgical repair of a rupture.
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| intercosto | Betweem te ribs
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| Derma | Skin
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| BKA Below the knee amputation | Surgical removal of the leg below the knee.
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| CABG Coronary Artery Bypass Graft | Creation of a new blood supply to an area of the heart with a clotted/blocked artery.
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| Cytoplasm | The lining matter of a cell between the cell membrane and the cell nucleus.
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| Cell | The basic unit of life.
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| Nucleus | The functional center ("Brain Center") of a cell.
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| Connective Tissue | Tissue that provides support, stores energy, and connects other tissues.
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| Epithelial Tissue | Tissue that covers the body's external surface and the linings of body cavities.
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| Nervous Tissue | Tissue of communication that is located throughout the body.
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| Muscular Tissue | When attached to bone, this tissue makes body movement possible.
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| Tendon | A coed of fibrous tissue that attaches muscle to bone.
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| Joint | Any place where two bones meet.
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| Ossification | The process by which cartilage is replaced by bone.
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| Open Reduction Internal Fixation ORIF | This surgery uses implants like screws and plates to realign a fractured bone.
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| Rotator Cuff Repair | This surgery repairs muscles and ligaments of the shoulder joint.
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| Cerebellum | This portion of the brain controls muscle coordination, body balance and posture.
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| Cerebrum | This portion of the brain controls mental activities and movement.
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| Body balance is regulated by fluid in the: | Inner Ear
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| This surgery reconstructs the ear drum so sound waves can be sent to the middle and inner ear. | Tympanoplasty
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| Hormones | Chemical messengers that travel trough the body and act on target organs.
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| This gland is considered the master gland. | Pituitary Gland
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| The name for the surgical procedure that involves removing a testicle. | Orchiectomy
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| These organs act as a filter to remove excess water and waste substances from the blood. | Kidneys
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| The Voice Box | Larynx
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| Surgical term for the removal of a lung | Pneumonectomy
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| The pathway that food takes through the digestive system. | Alimentary Canal
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| The removal of the gallbladder | Cholecystectomy
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| This surgery is commonly performed to treat morbid obesity. | Gastric Bypass
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| The part of the digestive system where the greatest absorption of nutrients into body cells takes place. | Small Intestines
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| These carry blood away from the heart. | Arteries
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| These carry blood back towards the heart. | Veins
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| The upper chambers of the heart. | Atria
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| The lower chambers of the heart | Ventricles
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| Surgery that removes lymph tissue in the pharynx (throat). | Tonsillectomy
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| These thread-like "tails" attached to cells, allow bacteria to move through liquids. | Flagella
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| Name the two stain tests used to identify bacterial traits. | Gram Stain
Ziehl-Neilson Stain
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| Microoranisms capable of forming a thick wall around themselves that enables them to survive in adverse conditions. | Spores
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| Round or Spherical-Shaped Bacteria | Cocci
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| Rod-Shapped Bacteria | Bacillus
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| Spiral-Shaped Bacteria | Spirillum
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| Bacteria that grows best at body temperature | Mesophiles
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| The typical method of bacterial reproduction | binary Fission
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| A minute infectious agent that frow only in living tissue or cells. | Virus
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| Name the "links" in the chain of infection | Causative Agent
Reservoir of the Agent
Portal of Exit of the Agent to the ReservoirMode of Transportation
Portal of Entry into the Host
Suseptible Host
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| Bacteria that are capable of growing in the absence of free ocygen. | Anaerobic Bacteria
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| This government agency is dedicated to ensuring a fast, safe, and efficient transportation system. | Department of Transportation
DOT
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| This government agency works to prevent and control disease. | Center for Disease Control
CDC
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| This government agency is dedicated to worker safety. | Occupationa; Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
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| This government agency is concerned with cean air, water, and land. | Environmental Protection Agenct
EPA
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| This government agency regulates the reprocessing of single use devices and the approval of medical devices. | Food and Druf Administration
FDA
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| Organization that establishes standard and guidlines for the processing of flexible endoscopes. | Society of Gastroenterology Nurses Association
SGNA
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| The percentage of hospital patiesnts that develop a healthcare facility-associated infection. | Approximately 100%
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| The invasion of human body tissue by microorganisms which multiply and produce a reaction | Infection
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| Minimum length of time Centeral Service Technicians should scrub their hands during hand washing. | 15 Seconds
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| Specialized clothing or equipment worn by an employee for protection against a hazard. | Personal Protective Equipment
PPE
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| Considers all patients potentially infectios and requires that healthcare professionals protect themselves from contact with nblood and other body fluids. | Standard Precautions
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| Vaccine provided to healthcare workers who may come in contact with blodborne pathogens. | Hepatitis B Vaccine
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| Recommended teperature for the Decontamination area of Central Sevice. | 69 - 65 degrees F
(16 - 18 degrees C)
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| Recommended air exchange for the clean/sterile storage are of the Central Service Department. | 4 air exchanges per hour
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| Recommended humidity for the clean/sterile storage area of the Central Service Department. | Less than 70%
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| Open wire racks used in the sterile storage area should have a ______ bottome. | Solid
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| An inanimate object that can transmit bacteria | Formite
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| What is the requirement for routine cleaning of the floors in the Central Service Department? | Floors should be wet-mopped daily
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| Name the 5 Principles of Asepsis. | Know what is dirty
know what is clean
Know waht is sterile
Keep the 3 conditions seperate
Remedy contamination immediateley
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| The process by which ions with an electrical charge are removed from water. | Deionization
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| Water sofeners remove _____ and _____ from water. | Calcium and Magnesium
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| Used to remove chalky-powdery substances that appears on equipment and skins. | Descalers
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| The instrument preperation process begins in the _____. | User Department
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| Failure to perfrom solid pick up round as scheduled ca lead to: | Instrument and Equipment Shortages
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| Contamination item shouls be transported in: | Enclosed containers or carts
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| Horizontal work surfaces in the decontamination area should be cleaned and disinfected _____. | At the beginning and end of each shift.
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| The measurement of acidity or alkalinity is called: | pH level
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| A pH of 0 - 6 is considered: | Acidic
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| These enzymes break down fatty deposits such as bone marrow and adipose tissue. | Lipase
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| These enzymes break down blood, mucous, feces, and albumin. | Protease Enzymes
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| A surface-acting agent that lowers the the surface tension of a liquid so it can penetrate depper and prevents debris from being re-deposited on the item to which the soil was attached is called a: | Surfactant
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| The mechanical process by which an ultrasonic cleaner cleans is called: | Cavitation
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