2.
WATERLINES,INFECTION CONTROL
Tap water can be used for dental care as it is consistently below 500cfu/mL
4.
INSPECTION QUESTIONS,OSHA
Abatement of Fines are common
5.
GERMICIDES,INFECTION CONTROL
TB kill time is considered the disinfection time
6.
GENERAL QUESTIONS,INFECTION CONTROL
Dental Safety Comprises Patent Safety and Employee Safety
9.
INSTRUMENT-REPROCEESING,INFECTION CONTROL
Dry heat is the most common method of sterilization in dentistry
10.
INSTRUMENT-REPROCEESING,INFECTION CONTROL
N-class sterilizers have a pre-vac and a post-vac cycle
12.
GERMICIDES,INFECTION CONTROL
An immersion sterilant need not be tested periodically for viability
13.
INFECTIOUS DISEASES,INFECTION CONTROL
Post testing for HBV titers in mandatory for all employees
15.
SURFACE BARRIERS,INFECTION CONTROL
All surface barriers used in patient care need to have FDA approval
17.
INFECTIOUS DISEASES,INFECTION CONTROL
In a PPD test, the size of induration is measured 48–72 hours after the injection
18.
Security Rule, Risk Management & Risk Analysis,HIPAA
Likelihood is the probability that a threat can trigger a breach of information
21.
CLINIC SAFETY 7 EMERGENCIES,OSHA
Fire is the only emergency for dental clinics
22.
WATERLINES,INFECTION CONTROL
Some germicides are safer on patients and the equipment
23.
INFECTIOUS DISEASES,INFECTION CONTROL
The risk of occupationally getting HIV in dentistry is very low (
24.
INFECTIOUS DISEASES,INFECTION CONTROL
HCV, HDV, and HGV are all piggy-back viruses
26.
GENERAL QUESTIONS,INFECTION CONTROL
Sanitization is to remove most bioload and bioburden