Multiple choice
How often should reusable medical equipment be cleaned?
A) Daily
B) After each use
C) Monthly
D) Weekly
Answer: B) After each use
True or False:
The role of detergent in the cleaning process is to disinfect the surface area.
Answer: False
__ is another term for the number of breaths a person takes.
Answer: RR (Respiratory rate)
CBR
Complete bed rest
What is the first step when cleaning medical equipment?
A) Pre-cleaning
B) Drying
C) Sanitizing
D) Disinfecting
Answer: A) Pre-cleaning
True or False:
It is important to dry equipment thoroughly after cleaning in order to prevent rust and or corrosion.
Answer: True
When cleaning contaminated equipment ___ should always be worn.
Answer: Gloves
MA
Medical Assistant
Which solution is commonly used for disinfecting medical equipment?
A) Vinegar
B) Soap & Water
C) Bleach
D) Alcohol
Answer: C) Bleach
Ture or False:
Hand hygiene should be performed when there is visible dirt.
Answer: True
___ is the final step of the cleaning process.
Answer: Drying
qns
Quantity Not Sufficient
Why is it important to follow manufacturer guidelines when cleaning equipment?
A) To save time
B) To avoid voiding the warranty
C) To ensure complete sterilization
D) To maintain equipment efficiency
Answer: C) To ensure complete sterilization
True or False:
You should repair immediately if cleaning equipment shows signs of wear and tear.
Answer: False
We would use __ in order to protect the user from contamination.
Answer: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
GU
genitourinary
How should large equipment surfaces be cleaned?
A) With a small brush
B) Using a vacuum cleaner
C) Wiping with a damp cloth
D) Soaking in water
Answer: C) Wiping with a damp cloth
True or False:
Water is the best way to get rid of organic material from equipment.
Answer: False
The recommended contact time for disinfected surfaces is __ minutes.
Answer: 10
OB/GYN
obstetrics and gynecology