1. OSHA ONLY Post exposure protocol can be started the first week after exposure Yes No None 2. IC ONLY Oral Surgeons have spread HBV to patients in the 1960s Yes No None 3. IC ONLY State's board of dental examiners require a minimum of 2 CDE in Infection Control Yes No None 4. HIPAA ONLY You can give a pdf of the complete record to the patient if the patient asks for it Yes No None 5. HIPAA ONLY Penaltie can go up to 1,5 million dollars for breaches Yes No None 6. HIPAA ONLY The clinic needs to protect the patient's personal, financial and helth information Yes No None 7. IC ONLY Disinfection-by-products do not harm humans Yes No None 8. IC ONLY Clinics are wll trained in selecting infection control products due to their level of knowledge Yes No None 9. OSHA ONLY Every employee must have an accupational health record Yes No None 10. OSHA ONLY Employees can complain to OSHA if the clinic does not provide employees yearly OSHA training or updates Yes No None 11. HIPAA ONLY A referral clinician such as an Oral& Maxillofacial surgeon is a Business Associate Yes No None 12. OSHA ONLY Common citations issued by osha are on Bloodborne Pathogen Standard Yes No None 13. IC ONLY The US Health and Human Services came up with standards to control HBV in dentistry in the 1960s Yes No None 14. IC ONLY Scare tactics, using the term OSHA inspections and not developing a safety culture is good Yes No None 15. OSHA ONLY We must run the eyewash station and inspect gas cylinders at least once in 2 weeks Yes No None 16. IC ONLY The most common Heat Sterilization Method in Dentistry is Dry Heat or Rapid Heat Transfer Yes No None 17. IC ONLY Partcles that are smaller than 5 microns settle down as droplets Yes No None 18. IC ONLY It is not good to put in wt instruments and wet pouches with instrument in an Autoclave Yes No None 19. IC ONLY Additional precutions involve using double gloves to control bloodbone pathogens Yes No None 20. HIPAA ONLY safety data sheets must be read and used by the clinic employees Yes No None Time's up
