NDAEB 3.4 Infection Control Part 1

According to CCOHS, ____________ is the process of treating every patient as if they were presumed infectious and proceeding accordingly.

CCOHS\’s Bloodborne Pathogens Standard training includes all of the following except?

Of the following, which activity can help break the chain of infection between mode of transmission and portal of entry?

One issue dental offices face in complying with the CCOHS requirements is?

Why are standard precautions not sufficient enough to protect the DHCP while treating a patient with active TB?

Who is responsible for adhering to safety guidelines created by OHS?

Which item is regulated by the Occupational Health and Safety Administration?

What must the dental office do with the OHS log used to report workplace injuries OR illnesses?(RQ)

The patient\’s bib or napkin must be ______.

A dental office can be cited for violating which of following Occupational Safety and Health Administration regulations? For failing to–

The main requirement of the CCOHS Hazard Communication Standard is that?

What type of exposure control plan does OHS require of workplaces with occupational exposure?

When breaking the chain of infection between the reservoir and portal of exit, which of the following activities would MOST likely be done?

The most common method of bloodborne transmission is through a?

Of the following, which is NOT a clinical contact environmental surface?

Any percutaneous injuries should be recorded in which of the following?

Who is responsible to pay for cleaning of contaminated PPE clothing?

What is first in the chain of asepsis?

Infections result in all of the following except for?

OHS Bloodborne Pathogens disposal standards requires dental facilities to?

Surface cleaning prevents the transmission of infection caused by?