Infection Control
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
What is OSHA?
PASS when using a fire extinguisher?
What is Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep?
This Government ruling requires doorways to be wide enough to accommodate a wheelchair to pass through.
What is the American's with Disabilities Act?
This Vital Sign is measured in Beat Per Minute.
What is Pulse rate?
This abbreviation stands for Complete Physical Exam.
What is CPE or CPX?
The practice of controlling most or all pathogens in a medical setting.
What is asepsis?
This document includes exposure, treatment, disposal, chemical and manufacturer information.
What is a Safety Data Sheet?
This type of supply can be emptied or used up during a medical exam.
What are consumable supplies?
This Vital Sign can be measured both manually and digitally and even on the foot.
What is a Pulse rate?
This abbreviation is indicated by an arrow pointing upwards.
What is increase/above?
The complete destruction of pathogens .
What is sterilization?
The study of how people work.
What is Ergonomics?
This solution is the most used cleaner in a medical office consisting of 9 parts water and....
What is a 10% bleach solution?
This measurement tool uses smiley face emoji type visual aids to assess a patient's pain level.
What is Wong-Baker Faces?
This abbreviation indicates any food or drug allergies.
What is NKA/NKDA?
This symbol must appear on all items that hold, store or transport infectious waste materials.
What is the universal biohazard symbol?
HIPAA
What is the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act?
Prepared slides are used to test stool for the presence of this type of bodily fluid that is invisible to the naked eye.
What is Occult Blood?
This vital sign is represented by systolic over diastolic.
What is Blood Pressure?
This abbreviation represents a medical history and measurement of Vital Signs.
What is H&P/History and Physical?
This Standard dictates how you must handle infectious or potentially infectious waste generated during medical or surgical procedures.
What is the Blood Born Pathogens Standard?
This plan includes OSHA, Fire Safety, Electrical Safety, Blood Born Pathogen and Needle Stick Prevention Plan.
What is the Medical Office Safety Plan?
The most successful way to protect a patient from infection is for you to perform this action.
The NHA directed Order of Vital Signs.
What is Height, Weight, Temperature, Pulse, Respirations and Blood Pressure?
This abbreviation represents current medical conditions as noted by the practitioner.
What is Dx/Diagnosis?