OSHA/HIPAA Quiz (on 1/3) Flashcards
(31 cards)
OSHA -
True or False:
Handwashing does little to prevent the transfer of micro-oraganisms from one person to another.
False
OSHA -
True or False:
Employees are responsible for seeking their own training on specific hazards in the workplace.
False
OSHA -
True or False:
Staff must provide and purchase their own personal protective equipment to wear in the dental office.
False
OSHA -
True or False:
The blood borne pathogens may be found in saliva in dental procedures.
True
OSHA -
True or False:
Hepatitis B Virus can be transmitted via the airborne route.
True
OSHA -
True or False:
In dentistry, the risk for transmission of HIV is greater than that for HBV.
False
OSHA -
True or False:
An exposure control plan must be reviewed and updated every two years.
False (every year)
OSHA -
True or False:
Standards most relevant for dental staff are the Bloodborne Pathogens Standard and Hazard Communication Standard.
True
OSHA -
True or False:
Occupational exposure to blood and saliva occurs through contact with the eyes mucous membranes or skin and through piercing the skin barrier.
True
OSHA -
True or False:
Adhering to universal precautions includes frequent hand washing; proper handling and disposal of contaminated needles; and the use of cloves and other personal protective equipment.
True
OSHA -
True or False:
Sources of possible occupational exposure in a dental practice include dental instruments, radiographs, chairbacks, countertops and light and equipment switches.
True
OSHA -
True or False:
In some dental offices, the dentist serves as the office compliance manager.
False
OSHA -
True or False:
The blood born pathogens of most concern to dental staff are the hepatitis B Virus, influenza and COVID virus.
True
HIPAA -
True or False:
Following HIPAA regulations protects medical providers from lawsuits.
False
HIPAA -
True or False:
Password protected computers are essential to maintaining the privacy of patient information.
True
HIPAA -
True or False:
Spouses have automatic access to each others health information.
False
HIPAA -
True or False:
In 2003 it became mandatory that all claims filed electronically must be HIPAA compliant.
True
HIPAA -
True or False:
A patient care staff member who leaves a patient chart open during their coffee break is violating HIPAA rules.
True
HIPAA -
True or False:
Before treatment can occur, all patients, without exception, must sign a patient consent form regarding the use and disclosure of their protected health information.
True
HIPAA -
True or False:
There are no criminal penalties for disclosing patients’ protected health information.
False
HIPAA -
True or False:
HIPAA mandates the creation of a unique identifier code for every doctor.
True
HIPAA -
True or False:
The HIPAA privacy rule applies to all forms of patient information including written, spoken, and electronic.
True
HIPAA -
True or False:
Patients are guaranteed four rights under the HIPAA rules relative to their personal medical information.
True
HIPAA -
True or False:
One of the most compelling reasons for Congress enacting HIPAA was to reduce the administrative costs of healthcare.
False