Anatomy
Microbiology
Infection Prevention
Regulations and Standards
Decontamination
100

The System that gives the body shape and support

Skeletal

100

The functional center of the cell is the

Nucleus

100

During handwashing, hands should be lathered and scrubbed for at least

20 seconds 

100

This agency develops and enforces chemical regulations.

EPA (Environmental Protection Agency)

100

The best way to transport contaminated instruments is a/an:

Dedicated soiled elevator 

200

The shoulder joint is an example of a 

Ball and socket joint 

200

The virus that causes hepatitis B is transmitted by 

Blood

200

The color of biohazard containers, labels, and signs should be:

Red/orange 

200

Healthcare regulations and standards establish:

Minimum levels of quality and safety

200

If soiled items are held in user units before being picked up for processing, they must be kept:

In a designated holding area

300

The largest part of the brain is the 

Cerebrum

300

Anaerobic bacteria are able to survive without 

Oxygen

300

The decontamination area of SPD should have  

Negative pressure 

300

Medical device reporting is regulated by the

FDA

300

A goal of soiled transport is to:

Minimize the risk of cross contamination

400

This tissue covers the body's external surface

Epithelial tissue

400

Which percentage of bacteria is not harmful to humans?

95%

400

Departmental dress codes apply to

Everyone entering the sterile processing department.

400

Under current regulations, who is required to report suspected medical device-related deaths to the FDA?

Healthcare Facilities 

400

Which is not a goal of point-of-use treatment?

Transporting items within two hours of the end of the procedure

500

Cartilage is replaced by bone through a process called  

Ossification

500

An example of a fungus 

Athletes foot

500

The main theory of Standard Precautions is that patients.

Must all be treated as if their blood and bodily fluids are infectious.

500

This agency may intervene in a matter of worker protection, even if there are no specific regulations covering the situation.

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

500

Injuries or disorders of the muscles, nerves, tendons or joints are called:

Musculoskeletal disorders