CBSPD Class Cards

What is the recommended temperature range for steam sterilization?

• 100°C to 120°C (212°F to 248°F)

• 121°C to 134°C (250°F to 273°F)

• 135°C to 145°C (275°F to 293°F)

• 150°C to 160°C (302°F to 320°F)

Contact Time

• The amount of time a disinfectant must remain wet on a surface to effectively kill microorganisms

• The time it takes for a disinfectant to dry on a surface

• The duration a surface must be cleaned before applying a disinfectant

• The time required for a disinfectant to be effective after application

What is the main purpose of a HEPA filter in a healthcare setting?

• To remove airborne particles, including microorganisms, from the air to maintain a clean environment

• To enhance the aesthetic appeal of the room

• To reduce noise levels in the healthcare facility

• To regulate temperature and humidity in the air

What is the type of air pressure required for the decontamination area?

• Positive Air Pressure

• Neutral Air Pressure

• Negative Air Pressure

• Variable Air Pressure

ERS

Event Related Sterility

• Items are considered sterile unless the integrity of the packaging is compromised during storage or transport.

• Items are considered sterile only if they are stored in a temperature-controlled environment.

• Items are considered sterile if they are sealed in plastic bags regardless of storage conditions.

• Items are considered sterile for a maximum of 30 days after packaging.

NIOSH

• National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health- Federal agency that conducts research and makes recommendations for the prevention of work-related injury and illness

• National Institute of Health- A federal agency focused on medical research and public health

• National Occupational Safety Organization- A private organization that provides safety training and certifications

• National Institute for Occupational Standards- A government body that sets industry standards for workplace safety

Which agency imposes very strict labeling requirements on manufacturers of chemicals used by Central Service Departments (SPD)?

• EPA

• FDA

• OSHA

• CDC

EPA

• Environmental Protection Agency responsible for clean water regulations

• Agency which administers regulations under the clean air act

• Federal Bureau of Investigation overseeing environmental crimes

• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration monitoring climate change

What is the primary purpose of hand hygiene in the Central Service Department?

• To enhance the aesthetic appeal of the department

• To prevent the spread of microorganisms and reduce the risk of infection

• To comply with regulatory requirements

• To improve employee morale

Transport Cart

• A type of vehicle used for transporting patients

• A covered cart used to safely move soiled or sterile instruments between different areas of a healthcare facility

• A mobile storage unit for medical supplies

• A cart used for transporting food in a hospital