IC

1. 
Microbes from dirty dental treatment water can be an occupational risk to employees

2. 
One must use an emolient on the hands at the end of a session or a day to control dry skin

3. 
Hardness of the water does not help in controlling dental waterline contamination

4. 
Less than 1% with occupational exposure to HIV get infected

5. 
Hepatitis D and Hepatitis G are bloodborne

6. 
You must validate the immersion sterilant with a test strip

7. 
All ambulant patients are low risk for legionella infection

8. 
Class-II Indicator (Bowie Dick Test) must be used daily on a B-Class sterilizer to test air-removal

9. 
You must use eye protection against curing light

10. 
If found positive for COVID-19 self-quarantine till found negative and waith for the local directives on returnto work

11. 
De-gassing gets rid of the micro-bubbles that hinder sonication

12. 
Legionella from dental unit water is also responsible for death in a human

13. 
Use at least a 2% triclosan in a liquid hand soap for general dentistry handwashing

14. 
Evidence has shown contamination from dental unit water can affect employee in an adverse manner

15. 
It is not good to put in wt instruments and wet pouches with instrument in an Autoclave