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1. 
CLINIC SAFETY 7 EMERGENCIES,OSHA
Each state may have their own rules on radiation safety

2. 
WATERLINES,INFECTION CONTROL
Some germicides are safer on patients and the equipment

3. 
CLINIC SAFETY 7 EMERGENCIES,OSHA
You should inspect eyewash stations and run them weekly

4. 
Security Rule, Risk Management & Risk Analysis,HIPAA
We must protect even patient information generated by the clinic

5. 
Other,HIPAA
You have up to 30 days per federal HIPAA to give the patient their PHI

6. 
INFECTIOUS DISEASES,INFECTION CONTROL
The symptoms of COVID-19 can be fever, myalgia, and temperature of 104 Fahrenheit or more

7. 
Other,HIPAA
An associate dentist can only access the information of assigned patients

8. 
GERMICIDES,INFECTION CONTROL
Portable Airlifters that have a UV light is not commonly used in a dental clinic

9. 
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

10. 
Privacy Rule,HIPAA
You should limit the use of patient information for treatment purposes

11. 
SURFACE BARRIERS,INFECTION CONTROL
Surface barriers used must extend at least 6 inches beyond the coupling

12. 
INFECTIOUS DISEASES,INFECTION CONTROL
Clinically identifying TB is: night sweats, malaise, recent weight loss, fever, fatigue, chest pain, coughing with expectoration that may possibly be tinged with blood, cough and above symptoms for more than 3 weeks

13. 
GERMICIDES,INFECTION CONTROL
Infection control is only microbiology

14. 
BBP9,OSHA
Every clinic must have a written exposure control plan

15. 
BBP9,OSHA
You must train all employees in complying with the exposure control plan

16. 
PPE,INFECTION CONTROL
Use of appropriate PPE is based on how infective a patient is

17. 
INSTRUMENT-REPROCEESING,INFECTION CONTROL
What the dental sales person says supersedes what the CDC says

18. 
INSTRUMENT-REPROCEESING,INFECTION CONTROL
Dry heat is the most common method of sterilization in dentistry

19. 
Privacy Rule,HIPAA
Accounting for treatment provided on planned is a principle for use of patient information

20. 
INSPECTION QUESTIONS,OSHA
Common citation includes eye protection and eyewash stations

21. 
GENERAL QUESTIONS,INFECTION CONTROL
Spaulding's classification has 3 classes

22. 
GHS/HAZCOM,OSHA
Secondary containers are not used in Dentistry

23. 
PPE,INFECTION CONTROL
A 60% alcohol rub or higher is recommended for hands

24. 
INFECTIOUS DISEASES,INFECTION CONTROL
HIV was identified in the 1980s

25. 
WATERLINES,INFECTION CONTROL
The CDC and ADA have agreed that dental treatment water must not exceed 500 cfu/mL

26. 
GHS/HAZCOM,OSHA
1 to 4 is the pecking order on how dangerous a chemical is

27. 
GENERAL QUESTIONS,INFECTION CONTROL
Hepatitis infection was commonly associated with social stigma in the 1960s