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Safety & Infection Control #1
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Medical Setting & Laboratory Structure #1
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100

 The meaning of CDC

What is Center for Disease Control

100

OSHA requires all healthcare employers to provide what vaccination to their employees?

Hepatitis B Vaccination

100
  • What is the best way to prevent the spread of infection?
  • Hand Washing
100
  • What is CAP?

College of American Pathologists

100
  • What tubes typically go to the Chemistry Department to be tested?
  • Red, Gold, SST, Green, Gray
200

The meaning of  OSHA

What is Occupational Safety and Health Administration

200

What is an exposure control plan?

Procedures established that should be followed in response to an exposure incident.

200

Define Universal Precaution

Treating every patient and specimen as if infectious (with the same minimum amount of precaution).

200
  • What is TJC?
  • The Joint Commission
200
  • What tube typically goes to the Hematology Department to be tested?
  • Lavender
300

The meaning of NIOSH

What is National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health

300

What steps should be taken if you inadvertently stick yourself with a contaminated needle?

Wash site – Obtain patient info – Report incident to supervisor – Report to clinic for treatment

300

What does NPO refer to?

Patient is restricted from taking anything orally including food, meds, or fluids.

300
  • What is HIPAA?

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

300
  • Which color tube goes to the Coagulation Department to be tested?
  • Blue
400

The meaning of NSSPA

What is National Stick and Safety Prevention Act

400

What is the healthcare worker and the patient screened for if an exposure incident occurs?

HBV and HIV

400
  • In what order should a full set of PPE be donned (put on) and doffed (taken off)?
  • Donning – Gown, Mask, Gloves / Doffing – Gloves, Mask, Gown
400
  • What does PHI stand for?
  • Protected Health Information
400
  • Which color tube goes to the Blood Bank Department to be tested?

Pink

500

The meaning of SDS

What is Safety Data Sheets

500

What are the four components of the NFPA label and how is the level of danger indicated?

Red-Flammability/Blue-Health Hazard/Yellow-Reactivity/White-Specific Indicator (0-4)

500
  • What are the three main isolation systems and what PPE should be used for each system?
  • Contact (Gloves/Gown)
  •  Airborne (Gloves/Respirator)
  • Droplet (Gloves/Mask)
500
  • What is CLIA?
  • Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments
500
  • How long are urine samples stable for at room temperature?
  • 1 hour