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Infection Control Study Guide

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Disposable Items Used in the dental office include all of the follow EXCEPT

a)

GLOVES

b)

INTRAVENOUS FLUIDS

c)

OXYGEN INHALATION

d)

INTRAVENOUS CATHETER/NEEDLES

2.

Not following the recommended infection control procedures is considered to be unsafe to the public’s health, welfare, and safety. True or False?

a)

False

b)

True

3.

The term that means a sufficient quantity of materials or supplies needed to treat a single patient is:

a)

STANDARD PRECAUTIONS

b)

UNIT DOSE

c)

PRE-PACKAGING

d)

SINGLE USE

4.

A Cavitron device which holds a liquid cleaner and uses a vibrating action to clean instruments prior to sterilization is called a:

a)

AUTOCLAVE

b)

CHEM-CLAVE

c)

ULTRASONIC CLEANER

d)

STERILIZATION CHAMBER

5.

The process of partial elimination of most microorganisms, but not spores is called:

a)

ASEPSIS

b)

DISINFECTION

c)

STERILIZATION

d)

ANTISEPTIC KILL

6.

Reduction of aerosol spray and spatter can be accomplished by:

a)

Use of a rubber dam

b)

Use of high velocity

c)

Using a face shield

d)

All of the above

7.

Factor which may diminish the effectiveness the various sterilizers used in the dental office include:

a)

IMPROPER WRAPPING OF INSTRUMENTS

b)

COLOR-CODED INDICATORS

c)

USE OF STERILIZATION PEEL PACK

d)

USE OF INSTRUMENTS TRAYS

8.

When recapping a needle, which of the following should be used?

a)

TWO-HANDED SCOOP METHOD

b)

ONE-HANDED SCOOP METHOD

c)

IT DOESN'T MATTER

d)

ONE PERSON HOLDS THE CAP WHILE THE OTHER CAPS IT

9.

Which of the following is acceptable for cleaning dental suction lines?

a)

BLEACH AND WATER

b)

NON-DETERGENT, ENZYNATIC VACUUM CLEANER

c)

WATER

d)

IDOPOHORS

10.

Barriers can be used in dental office for all the following EXCEPT:

a)

USED IN PLACE OF THE RUBBER DAM TO ISOLATE TEETH AND PREVENT SPLASH/SPATTER

b)

PROTECT WORK SURFACE FROM CONTAMINATION

c)

PROTECT THE AIR/WATER SYRINGE

d)

PROTECT DENTAL LIGHT SWITCH

11.

Adding additional liquid soap to the dispenser:

a)

is cost effective

b)

Dilution of contents

c)

Is OSHA approved

d)

May lead to bacterial contamination of the existing soap

12.

When removing a needle from a reusable syringe, which following is acceptable to use:

a)

Gloved hands

b)

Cotton Forceps

c)

Hub-clamping device

d)

Ungloved hand

13.

Material Data Sheets (MSDS) will contain information about:

a)

Fire and Explosive data

b)

Hazardous ingredients

c)

Spilled Procedures

d)

All of the above

14.

The use of physical or chemical means to remove inactive or destroy pathogenic microorganisms on a surface or counter tops, to the extent they are no longer capable of transmitting infectious disease: are restricted and regulated by the EPA according to their chemical classifications:

a)

Antiseptic

b)

Aseptic technique

c)

Decontamination/Disinfection

d)

Sterilization

15.

Patients with the following disease would not be treated for routine treatment?

a)

HIV

b)

Diabetes

c)

Hepatitis C

d)

Herpes Simplex

16.

Which work restrictions are indicated for dental staff exposed to TB?

a)

Exclude from duty until proven non-infection

b)

Restrict from all pediatric contact

c)

Restrict from high risk patient contact

d)

No Restriction: Standard precautions must be followed

17.

Extracted Teeth containing amalgam restoration should NOT be autoclave because:

a)

Unable to adequately sterilize amalgam

b)

Damage to autoclave

c)

Release of mercury vapor

d)

Damage to instruments

18.

Which of the following is necessary for use of chemical vapor sterilization?

a)

Longer sterilization time

b)

High temperature

c)

Articles to be sterilized must be wet

d)

adequate ventilation

19.

Protective clothing worn during patient treatments should:

a)

Be removed before leaving the treatment area

b)

All of the above

c)

Be changed if visibly soiled or as soon as feasible if contaminated by blood

d)

Cover personal clothing and skin likely to be exposed to blood and saliva or OPIM

20.

What is the appropriate amount of time to flush the high speed handpick between patients?

a)

20-30 seconds

b)

30-40 second

c)

50-60 seconds

d)

60-70 seconds

21.

Which of the following conditions does NOT harbor bacteria that could lead to contamination?

a)

Rings or other hand jewelry

b)

Artificial nails

c)

Chipped nail polish

d)

Short nails

22.

What is required prior to a case beingg sent to a dental laboratory?

a)

Case is wrapped in plastic

b)

Case is washed in bleach and wrapped in plastic

c)

There is nothing done to the case

d)

Case is disinfected and labeled non-biohazardous

23.

When the outside of the biopsy specimen bottle shows visible contamination, what should be done?

a)

Transfer to a new bottle

b)

Clean and disinfect the outside of the container and place in plastic bag

c)

Place in a paper bag

d)

Place in sharps container

24.

Acceptable methods of sterilization include:

a)

All of the above

b)

Dry heat

c)

Chemical Vapor

d)

Steam autoclave

25.

Factor which may diminish the effectiveness of the various sterilizes used in the dental office include:

a)

Use of sterilization peel pack

b)

Use of instruments trays

c)

Improper wrapping of instruments

d)

Color-coded indicators