IC 1. FDA clears surface disinfectants and EPA covers immesion sterilants and antiseptics Yes No None 2. You must validate the immersion sterilant with a test strip Yes No None 3. Recomivax is used against both HBV and Hepatitis C virus Yes No None 4. Medical history and appearance of the patient and age always determines the level of infection control Yes No None 5. Scare tactics, using the term OSHA inspections and not developing a safety culture is good Yes No None 6. Evidence has shown contamination from dental unit water can affect employee in an adverse manner Yes No None 7. Hepatitis D and Hepatitis G are bloodborne Yes No None 8. PPE is used against gross contamination to reduce the risk of exposure Yes No None 9. If you have orofacial herpes lesions, use the antiretroviral ointment and they you can treat a patient Yes No None 10. You should shock the lines regularly with a strong chemical to control monocultures and biofims Yes No None 11. If you are HBV e-antigen positive, you must be a carrier and may have clinical duty restictions Yes No None 12. There are no protective loupe inserts cleared for use in the US market Yes No None 13. If CD4 Counts are below 200 the HIV patient is in AIDS stage, but is of NO clinical concern Yes No None 14. Hepatitis A and hepatis E are bloodborne conditions Yes No None 15. Using quaternary ammonia compounds is good as they have a better kill than Hydrogen Peroxide disinfectants Yes No None Time's up
