Ch.22 , 23 & 24 Flashcards

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The _______ is an agency that approves medical and dental devices for marketing in the United States.

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FDA Food and Drug Administration

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What agency issues recommendations based on strong science evidence?

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CDC Center of Disease Control

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States that administer their own OSHA program must meet or exceed federal ________ standards

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OSHA occupational safety and health administration.

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___________ is responisble for training employees to respond properly to an exposure incident in the dental office.

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Employer

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Some agencies are _________ and issue rules and regulations with which dental offices must comply.

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Regulatory

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The ________ is recognized as a lead federal agency for protecting the health and safety of people at home and abroad.

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Centers for disease control

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The OSHA standards related in dentistry are ________ and _________.

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Hazard communication standard
Blood-borne Pathogens standard

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The ______________, reviews the manufactures antimircobial claims to ensure that they are supported by scientific evidence.

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Environmental protection agency

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The ________ approves of sterilizers, regulation of medical device manufacturing, dental chairs, and dental unit lights

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US Food and Drug Administration

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_________ is the premier infection-control educational organization in dentistry.

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OSAP Organization for safety, asepsis and prevention.

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The responsibility of ________ is to ensure the safety and health of America’s worker.

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OSHA

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________ is the dental research institute of NIH (National Institute of Health)

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National institute of dental and craniofacial research

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How often should the written exposure control plan be reviewed?

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Annually

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Infection-control procedures practiced in dentistry today are based on the GUidelines for infection control in dental healthcare settings - 2003 issued by the ______.

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CDC centers of disease control and protection.

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The ______ is a governmental regulatory agency that ensures the safety and effectiveness of disinfectants associated with dentistry.

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EPA environmental protection agency

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The ________ reviews safety and effectiveness of antimircobial handwash/mouthwash, sterilizers, biological and chemical indicators.

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FDA

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The _______ is part of the US department of health and human services. It is the primary federal agency for conducting and supporting medical research.

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National Institutes of Health

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Who should you notify first after and exposure incident?

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Employer

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_________ is responisble for ensuring the safety of employees.

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OSHA

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Contaminated waste is capable of transmitting an infectious disease is?

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Infectious waste

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What type of gloves do not provide adequate protection because it degrades when handling chemicals?

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Latex gloves

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The written program portion of the ___________ describes how to respond to chemical emergencies.

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Hazardous communication program

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What must all potentially infectious material and containers be labeled with?

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A biohazard label.

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____________ is the classification for waste that is infectious and requires special handling, neutralization, and disposal.

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Regulated waste.

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In the national fire protection association (NFPA) labeling system, the color __________ indicated reactivity.
Yellow
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The purpose of the ____________________ is that each chemical will be classified and labeled the same, regardless of where in the global market the chemical is manufactured or used.
Globally harmonized system of classification and labeling of chemicals.
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What is the protocol for eye washing units to reduce microbial content in the waterlines.
Weekly flushing for 3 minutes
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What organs can be directly damaged by chemical exposure?
Lungs, liver, kidney and brain
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_____________ are chemicals that can cause physical or health hazards.
Hazardous chemicals
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____________ is when a victim feels immediately effected by chemical spills.
Acute chemical toxicity
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Wastes that are ignitable are classified as ____________.
Hazardous
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When must a container be labeled with any label, providing the labeling system is easy to use and all employees are properly trained to understand and read the labels.
When transferring chemicals to a different container
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What government agency is responsible for enforcing rules regarding the disposal of regulated waste?
EPA Environmental Protection Agency
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_____________ are considered potentially infectious and are regulated waste but can be used for Educational purposes if they are heat sterilized first unless they contain amalgam.
Extracted teeth
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Amalgam scraps, radiographic processing solutions and lead foil are all considered.
Hazardous waste
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What section in the SDS would list precautions for storage incompatibilities?
Section 7 ; handling and storage of
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__________ chemical toxicity results from lower levels of the chemical over a much longer time period than acute chemical toxicity.
Chronic
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What should you do to products that have outlived their expiration date?
Disposed of immediately
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Lead, chromium, and barium are all considered _________ waste.
Toxic
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___________ can be caused from chronic benzene exposure
Leukemia
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According to ________ regulations eyewash units must be installed in every workplace where chemicals are used.
OSHA
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How often is hazard communication program training required for continuing employees?
Once a year
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Where should lead foil from the radiographs film package be discarded?
Recycled as scrap metal in a designated, separate container.
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Why is radiographic fixer solution considered hazardous waste?
It contains high silver content
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Where in the SDS would you find proper methods of containment and cleanup?
Section 6 : Accidental release measures
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Amalgam, composite and phosphoric etch is listed on the ___________ inventory
Chemical
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What should the dental assistant have on when using chemicals?
Protective eye wear, mask, and utility gloves.
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Chemical inventory that contains hazardous chemicals, SDS (with 16 section format), and employee training documentation are all included in the ____________ program
Hazard communication
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Nausea, dizziness, and headaches are all symptoms of _______ chemical toxicity.
Acute
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How often should eyewash stations be inspected?
Monthly
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Human tissue, scalpel blades, and blood soaked guazed are all considered __________ waste
Regulated
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Used radiographic fixer can be managed on site with the installation of a _____________.
Silver recovery system
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________ requires employers to inform their employees about the identity and hazards of chemicals that they use in the workplace.
OSHA Hazard communication program
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Waste that has some contact with blood and other body fluids is considered contaminated, should be disposed in what type of waste?
General waste
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Blood soaked gauze, human tissue, and scalpel blades are considered
Regulated waste
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What should the dental assistant do if a small mercury spill occurs in the office?
Get a mask, utility gloves, and a mercury spill kit.
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What should be organized in binders so all employees can locate a particular chemical?
SDS Safety Data Sheet
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Where should scrap dental amalgam be collected and stored at?
In a designated , dry , airtight container.
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OSHA requires a ________ to be leak proof, closable, and puncture-resistant.
Sharps container
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Hazardous identification, accidental release measures, and composition/information on ingredients of dental material can all be found in the ________.
SDS
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Description of staff training, the names of the employees who are exposed to hazardous chemicals , and the identity of the individual responsible for the program must all be included in the ___________.
Written program of the Hazardous communication program
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What is the first step after an exposure incident?
Stop operation immediately
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In the sterilization area, dark room, and laboratory, it is required to have good ___________ because of all the chemicals.
Ventilation.
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How could a dental assistant ingest chemicals?
Not washing hands that are contaminated with chemicals before eating.
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Within 5 days of installation, the microbial count in new dental unit waterlines can reach ________ CFUs/mL
200,000
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How should disposable inline microfiltration cartridges be changed?
According to the manufactures recommendations.
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Fungi, algae, and Protozoa are all bacteria’s that can be found in ___________.
Waterlines
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Why can water from municipal lines be harmful to the patient?
It can contain biofilm with bacterial cells
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Why can saliva ejectors be a source of cross contamination?
It can cause backflow into the patients mouth.
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_____________ is a type of plaque that develops inside the dental water lines consisting of bacterial cells and other microbes.
Biofilm
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Microfiltration, chemical treatment regimens, and self-contained water reservoirs are all methods in reducing :
Levels of bacterial contamination in waterlines
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What can happen when a patient closes his or her lips around the tip of a saliva ejector?
Backflow
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Water from the air-water syringe usually has the highest __________ count.
Bacterial colony forming unit
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How can you test the waterlines?
Using an in-office test kit Using a commerical testing services
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___________ in biofilm are more resistant to chemical germicides than planktonic bacteria by a factor of 1500
Bacteria
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Reduction of exposure of the dental unit water for the dental team include wearing proper PPE and using the ______.
HVE
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The number of ____________ in community water is kept below 500 colony forcing units (CFS) per milliliter.
Waterborne bacteria
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What type of water is used during surgery where bone is exposed?
Sterile
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When giving the dental unit a “shock” treatment, what should you do first?
Check with the manufacturer
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To reduce microbial count, the waterline should be flushed at the beginning of the day for ______________ and between patients for ________.
Several minutes ; 20 - 30 seconds.
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__________ cannot multiply in the dental unit waterlines (DUWL)
Viruses
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What is an advantage of self-contaminated water reservoirs?
Dental personnel can select the quality of water used.
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Backflow from a saliva ejectors, water heating, and stagnant water can all contribute to the ____________.
Formation of bacteria.
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_____________ bacteria are free floating in the water.
Planktonic