PPE
Chain of Infection
Hand Hygiene
Waterline Testing
Operatory Disinfection/Instrument Processing
100

What does PPE stand for?

Personal Protective Equiptment

100
Number of links in the chain of infection

6

100

List 2 ways to perform hand hygiene

ABHR

Soap and Water

100

True or False

Only harmless pathogens live in water

False

Many pathogens live in water including harmful and harmless

100

Name our approved disinfection wipes

Sani cloth

200

True or False:

N95 masks are universal and is one size fits all

FALSE

Upon hire, staff will be fit tested for specific N95 masks by Occupational Health

200

Name a portal of entry

Body openings (e.g., mouth, eyes, urinary tract, respiratory tract), incisions, wounds

200
If you see a missed opportunity for hand hygiene do you:  


A: Say nothing it isn't  your business

B: Talk about missed opportunity to other staff

C: Discuss missed opportunity with staff 

C!

Hand hygiene is everyone's responsibility. Discussing missed opportunity of hand hygiene with staff is ok. Remember your number one priority is protecting patients and yourself and others.

200


Waterline flushing should be performed when and how long?

2-3 minutes at the beginning of the day and 20 seconds between each patient

200
True or False


Instruments can be hand carried to the sterilization room

False

All instruments must be transported in a biohazard container.

300

Type of gloves to be worn when removing instruments from the Ultrasonic

Utility gloves

300

Number one way to break the chain of infection

HAND HYGIENE

300

True or False

You do not need to perform hand hygiene if you take your gloves off to retrieve something clean

False.


Anytime gloves are taken off hand hygiene should be performed

300

Per our policy waterline testing is performed

Quarterly

300


 DAILY DOUBLE!!!

The amount of time the surface has to stay wet to effectively kill all pathogens listed on Sani wipe container

Dwell time

400

Type of mask worn during aerosols (dry or wet) producing procedures

Level 3

400
True or False:


We have an approved lotion

TRUE

400
When should hand hygiene be performed?

·Before and after contact with a patient

·Immediately after touching blood, body fluids, non-intact skin, mucous membranes, or contaminated items (even when gloves are worn during contact) with soap and water.

·Immediately after removing gloves.

·After touching objects and medical equipment in the immediate patient-care vicinity.

· ·Before and after eating.

·After using the restroom.

·After coughing or sneezing into a tissue

400

How many colony forming units per MCNDH are acceptable in dental waterlines?

Less than 200

400

True or False 

Open/dried sani wipes will still provide disinfection 

False

Dried sani wipes from left open containers will not provide any disinfection.

500
PPE for dental: Mask, gloves, gown, eye protection are what kind of precautions

Standard

500
Dental waterlines are what link in the chain of infection?

Reservoir

 Reservoir/Source: Environment/habitat where a pathogen can live and multiply


500

  DAILY DOUBLE!!


Number one way to break the chain of infection

HAND HYGIENE

500
What water sources should you be testing for bacteria?
ALL water sources that reach a patient should be tested 



500

True or False

Pre-klenz may be applied when instruments get to the sterilization area.

False

Pre-Klenz is to be applied immediately after procedures are complete as it initiates the cleaning process

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