1. 
IC ONLY
Hepatitis A and hepatis E are bloodborne conditions

2. 
OSHA ONLY
Saliva is not cosidered dangerous in the spread of infectious disease

3. 
HIPAA ONLY
Employee "right to know" law mean every employee has the right to know of the hazard posed by chemicals at the workplace or clinic

4. 
IC ONLY
Additional precutions involve using double gloves to control bloodbone pathogens

5. 
IC ONLY
Dental Health Care Workers work 1.5 feet from the mouth for about 30 minutes

6. 
HIPAA ONLY
PHI sharing by unpaid gmail/yahoo or hotmail is possible if the files are encrypted

7. 
IC ONLY
Legionella from dental unit water is also responsible for death in a human

8. 
HIPAA ONLY
Penaltie can go up to 1,5 million dollars for breaches

9. 
OSHA ONLY
Exposure control plan and exposure dentermination is not to be developed by each clinic

10. 
OSHA ONLY
Employees can complain to OSHA if the clinic does not provide employees yearly OSHA training or updates

11. 
HIPAA ONLY
The clinic needs to protect the patient's personal, financial and helth information

12. 
HIPAA ONLY
Penalties for employees and the owner could be financial and criminal

13. 
IC ONLY
Disinfection-by-products do not harm humans

14. 
IC ONLY
Use of cough shields and a regular face mask is good in the front office area

15. 
IC ONLY
Most dental offices get their Safety Training done by non-dentists and not well qualified people

16. 
IC ONLY
Evidence has shown contamination from dental unit water can affect employee in an adverse manner

17. 
IC ONLY
You must validate the immersion sterilant with a test strip

18. 
IC ONLY
Salts in the water may help deactivate low-grade germicide use in dental treatment water (buffering)

19. 
OSHA ONLY
Dentistry is a field that has a high rate of inspections by OSHA

20. 
OSHA ONLY
Post exposure protocol can be started the first week after exposure