Introduction
Medical Terms/Anatomy
Microbiology/Infection Prevention
Regulations/Standards
Point-of-Use/Decontamination
100

Method of using appropriate barriers to reduce the risk of transmission of any pathogen. We assume everything is infectious.

What is Standard Precaution.

100

Abbreviation for the Latin "statim" meaning immediately or at once

What is STAT

100

The study of microorganisms

What is Microbiology

100

The federal program designed for the voluntary reporting of device related problems is called?

What is MedWatch

100

Containers dedicated to the transport of small quantities of soiled instruments should be clearly marked with

What is Biohazard Label

200

A cart prepared for an individual procedure.  Usually contains all instruments, supplies and utensils needed for a specific procedure.

What is Case Cart
200

The three word elements of a medical term

What is Prefix, Root, Suffix

200

The controlling unit of a cell

What is Nucleus

200

The professional organization that writes guidelines for the Operating Room

What is AORN (Association of periOperative Registered Nurse)

200

Point of use preparation of soiled items begins the

What is Decontamination Process

300

Materials go from the soiled area to the clean processing area and onto the sterile storage area.

What is One Way Flow

300

The surgical procedure where an opening is made into the skull?

What is Craniotomy

300

The absence of microorganisms that cause disease

What is Asepsis

300

This organization conducts onsite survey of healthcare facilities?

What is The Joint Commission

300

Automatic washers clean by using a spray force action called

What is impingment

400

To make safe by removing or reducing contamination by infectious organisms or other harmful substances.

What is Decontamination

400

The white portion of the eye?

What is the Sclera

400

Considered the single most important factor in reduction infection

What is Handwashing

400

Voluntary guidelines that are intended for use by healthcare facilities and manufacturers to help ensure that medical instrumentation is safe for patient use

What is AAMI (Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation)

400

The mechanical process by which an ultrasonic cleaner works is called

What is Cavitation

500

A part of standard precaution  for all healthcare workers to prevent skin and mucous membrane exposure when in contact with blood and body fluid of a patient.

What is PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)

500

Repairs the muscle layer that is allowing all or part of an organ to project through an opening?

What is Herniorrhaphy

500

An inanimate object

What is fomite

500

This organization regulates the manufacture of all medical devices and requires premarket clearance of new medical devices.

What is FDA (US Food and Drug Administration)

500

A collection of microorganisms that attach to surfaces and each other and form a colony

What is Biofilm