HYGIENE
DISEASES
WHAT DO I KNOW?
SAFETY
MISC
100

One of the general guidelines for disease prevention is washing your hands when gloving. When should this be done?

BEFORE AND AFTER GLOVES, BEFORE AND AFTER EACH PATIENT 

100

Which disease is commonly known as whooping cough?

PERTUSSIS

100

Autoclaved items remain sterile if they have been properly processed and protected from moisture for ____ days.

30 DAYS 

100

The agency that established guidelines concerning contact with blood and body fluids, referred to as universal precautions, is:

CDC

100

WHAT IS is not a chemical agent commonly used to sterilize certain surgical instruments?

dihydrogen monoxide


200

When a person with a cold coughs or sneezes, the vapor containing the microorganism causing the illness can travel up to ___ feet.

3 FEET 

200

Bed rest, increased fluid intake, and antipyretics are recommended for patients with:

INFLUZENA

200

Sterilization can occur via 

GAS, DRY HEAT, AUTOCLAVE all but IT ALL STARTS WITH which of the following methods?

SOAP AND HOT WATER

200

What is an important step in using eyewash equipment?

Locate the eyewash covers and verify functionality.

200

Only three elements need to be present for a fire to start. What are the three elements needed?

oxygen, heat, and fuel 

300

A routine hand washing for medical asepsis should take ____ seconds.

15 SECONDS

300

The primary symptom of ____ is skin infections that may look like pimples or boils and can be red, swollen, painful, and full of pus.

MEASLES

300

What is not one of the five classifications of infectious microorganisms?

chloroplasts

300

When a microscope is not in use, its cord should be:

kept loosely wrapped

300

The ocular lens of a microscope should be cleaned with:

lens tissue paper

400

A STERILE hand washing for medical asepsis should take

2-6 MINS 

400

The place where conditions are ripe for pathogens to replicate is called the

RESERVIOR 

400

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) regulate all laboratory testing performed on humans except for:

CLINICAL TRIALS 

400

An autoclave exerts approximately 15-30 pounds of steam pressure per square inch at a temperature between ______ degrees Fahrenheit

250 AND 270 

400

For moderately complex tests, CLIA mandates that there be a clinical consultant with a minimum of a(n) _____ degree.

DOCTORAL 

500

Which of the following terms is defined as the process of destroying all disease-causing microorganisms?

STERILIZATION

500

Which of the following are simple parasitic plants that depend on other life forms for a nutritional source?

FUNGI

500

What are the five classifications of infectious microorganisms?

bacteria
Virus
Parasites
Fungi
Rickettsiae

500

Operating a well-managed and efficient physician’s office laboratory (POL) includes all but which of the following?

a. recapping used syringes before placing them in a biohazard sharps container

b. recording all lab work in a log

c. maintaining all SDS in a notebook that is readily accessible to all employees

d. keeping long hair tied back securely

recapping used syringes before placing them in a biohazard sharps container

500

Which of the following instruments is not used for dilating, probing, and visualizing?

Olsen Hegar needle holder

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