Exam 1. IC ONLY Less than 1% with occupational exposure to HIV get infected Yes No None 2. HIPAA ONLY Every clinic owner should be trained in Risk Assessment and Risk Analysis Yes No None 3. OSHA ONLY Rubbermaid step stools can be used as stepladdres in the clinic Yes No None 4. OSHA ONLY Pictograms are more difficult to decipher than an NFPA labe Yes No None 5. HIPAA ONLY We must obtain a signed conset again to shar the PHI with a referral specialist Yes No None 6. IC ONLY State's board of dental examiners require a minimum of 2 CDE in Infection Control Yes No None 7. OSHA ONLY Blood soaked soft wate is regulated waste Yes No None 8. OSHA ONLY It is the responsibility of the clinic to provide adequate PPE to employees Yes No None 9. IC ONLY De-gassing gets rid of the micro-bubbles that hinder sonication Yes No None 10. IC ONLY You should shock the lines regularly with a strong chemical to control monocultures and biofims Yes No None 11. IC ONLY Microbes from dirty dental treatment water can be an occupational risk to employees Yes No None 12. IC ONLY Low grade germicides including Chlorhexidine decreases bond strength of composite to teeth Yes No None 13. HIPAA ONLY HB 300 apllies only to Texas Yes No None 14. IC ONLY If you have orofacial herpes lesions, use the antiretroviral ointment and they you can treat a patient Yes No None 15. HIPAA ONLY The clinic needs to protect the patient's personal, financial and helth information Yes No None 16. IC ONLY Clinics are wll trained in selecting infection control products due to their level of knowledge Yes No None 17. IC ONLY Disease such as sexually transmitted, childhood, Respiratory and bloodborne ones impact dentistry Yes No None 18. OSHA ONLY Dentistry is a field that has a high rate of inspections by OSHA Yes No None 19. HIPAA ONLY PHI sharing by unpaid gmail/yahoo or hotmail is possible if the files are encrypted Yes No None 20. IC ONLY Oral Surgeons have spread HBV to patients in the 1960s Yes No None Time's up
