1. 
IC ONLY
Gloves are normally not allowed while handling lathers

2. 
IC ONLY
Medical history and appearance of the patient and age always determines the level of infection control

3. 
IC ONLY
If you are HBV e-antigen positive, you must be a carrier and may have clinical duty restictions

4. 
OSHA ONLY
Rubbermaid step stools can be used as stepladdres in the clinic

5. 
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

6. 
IC ONLY
Scare tactics, using the term OSHA inspections and not developing a safety culture is good

7. 
IC ONLY
One does not need to wash hands after degloving as hands are not contaminated

8. 
OSHA ONLY
Post exposure protocol can be started the first week after exposure

9. 
OSHA ONLY
Dentistry does not use dangerous chemicals that can adversely affect the employee

10. 
OSHA ONLY
Exposure control plan and exposure dentermination is not to be developed by each clinic

11. 
IC ONLY
Lipophilic kill is more important than hydrophilic viral kill as they kill HIV and COVID-19

12. 
HIPAA ONLY
If you want to display a picture of a paient you must get a specific signed authorization for that specific use or purpose, which extends beyond patient health care needs

13. 
IC ONLY
Hepatitis D and Hepatitis G are bloodborne

14. 
IC ONLY
We should change ultrasonic solutions only when they become murky

15. 
OSHA ONLY
It is the responsibility of the clinic to provide adequate PPE to employees

16. 
HIPAA ONLY
HIPAA applies only to the contiguous states of the United States

17. 
HIPAA ONLY
Penalties for employees and the owner could be financial and criminal

18. 
HIPAA ONLY
We must obtain a signed conset again to shar the PHI with a referral specialist

19. 
IC ONLY
Salts in the dental treatment water do not allow biofilm formation

20. 
IC ONLY
State's board of dental examiners require a minimum of 2 CDE in Infection Control