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An associate dentist can access all the patients’ information in the clinic

Patients’ information in dental health records do not need to be shared with the patient as it was developed by the dentist and is the property of the clinic

Some key pads and computer mouse can be disinfected

HITECH Act say Patient have increased rights and can access their PHI

You should open an occupational health record in the clinic for each employee

There are more steps than standard precautions while following Transmission-Based Precautions during COVID

HCV, HDV, and HGV are all piggy-back viruses

You should aseptically remove used gloves to reduce cross-contamination

The CDC and ADA have agreed that dental treatment water must not exceed 500 cfu/mL

Job listings must clearly spell out the hazard at work

Every clinic must do and document ‘risk analysis and risk management’ periodically

Skull and Cross bones mean acute toxicity

You can use exam gloves during reprocessing

HBV vaccine must be offered within 2 weeks of joining

You must only use a prescribed emollient for your hands

Compressed gas cylinders are uncommon in dentistry

Use of appropriate PPE is based on how infective a patient is

The CDC says you MUST use a chemical indicator

OSHA inspections are not common in dentistry

You must not put sharps in regular waste

You should first Disinfect or Sterilize before sanitization

Post testing for HBV titers in mandatory for all employees

Federal law normally prevails over state laws if they are contrary

You are not supposed to test engineering controls in the clinic

Children do not transmit infectious diseases

Portable Airlifters that have a UV light is not commonly used in a dental clinic

Only certain disinfectants can interact with biofilms and can generate disinfection by products