1. 
Security Rule, Risk Management & Risk Analysis,HIPAA
Even small entities like a clinic must protect PHI like the hospitals (large entities) do

2. 
CLINIC SAFETY 7 EMERGENCIES,OSHA
You need to put salt on the driveways and walkways during freezing weather

3. 
BBP9,OSHA
Scrubs are not PPE

4. 
GHS/HAZCOM,OSHA
Globally Harmonized System (GHS) training on labeling is offered to all employees who handle chemicals

5. 
WATERLINES,INFECTION CONTROL
Some germicides are safer on patients and the equipment

6. 
GERMICIDES,INFECTION CONTROL
FDA is concerned about sterilants and antiseptics

7. 
PPE,INFECTION CONTROL
A 60% alcohol rub or higher is recommended for hands

8. 
SURFACE BARRIERS,INFECTION CONTROL
Cling-Wrap is FDA cleared for the US market as a medical device for dentistry, and it can be bought in bulk

9. 
INSTRUMENT-REPROCEESING,INFECTION CONTROL
Class-II or Bowie-Dick indicators should be used daily on B class sterilizer to test for air removal

10. 
CLINIC SAFETY 7 EMERGENCIES,OSHA
Emergencies include fire among other types of emergencies

11. 
INSPECTION QUESTIONS,OSHA
Any clinic employee can complain to OSHA

12. 
GENERAL QUESTIONS,INFECTION CONTROL
While following Transmission-Based Precautions (such as during COVID), more steps must be followed beyond standard or universal precautions

13. 
GHS/HAZCOM,OSHA
Name, date of expiry and emergency contact of the manufacturer are the only information on the secondary bottle

14. 
WATERLINES,INFECTION CONTROL
You can reduce the hardness or the Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) in water

15. 
BBP9,OSHA
If exposed to blood, suck the wound out first as a first aid procedure

16. 
INSTRUMENT-REPROCEESING,INFECTION CONTROL
You can use a domestic dishwasher in the clinic

17. 
PPE,INFECTION CONTROL
White and Blue light leads to macular degeneration

18. 
Other,HIPAA
States may have their own HIPAA rules

19. 
INFECTIOUS DISEASES,INFECTION CONTROL
Follow strict universal precautions when you are HBV e-antigen positive, as you fall under the guidance of an expert panel as in H I V and hepatitis C infections

20. 
INFECTIOUS DISEASES,INFECTION CONTROL
One should know of the risks of many respiratory diseases and sexually transmitted disease, as we frequently encounter them in dentistry

21. 
GERMICIDES,INFECTION CONTROL
Hydrophilic viruses are easier to kill than lipophilic ones

22. 
GENERAL QUESTIONS,INFECTION CONTROL
Hepatitis infection was commonly associated with social stigma in the 1960s

23. 
Privacy Rule,HIPAA
Every Business Associate must sign a BA contract

24. 
Other,HIPAA
When patients want a copy of their information, a dentist can charge a few hundred dollars for it.

25. 
INFECTIOUS DISEASES,INFECTION CONTROL
HEV is seen more commonly during pregnancy

26. 
Privacy Rule,HIPAA
The Scope of HIPAA is to protect the patients’ personal, health and financial information while providing health care.

27. 
INFECTIOUS DISEASES,INFECTION CONTROL
We must be concerned about HIV and COVID-19 in disease transmission