IICRC TCST Trauma and Crime Scene
Clean up Questions and Answers
1. Personal safety is the most significant concern in trauma scene
cleanup because
the of the body fluids and potential pathogens are
unknown.
2. Potential pathogens in body fluids
Answer as
2. Potential pathogens in body fluids include
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3. IICRC published
a Standard of Care for trauma, crime scene cleanup and
decontamination work, which is known as the Standard.
Answer
4. Under the US Federal
Government, the Department of Labor, there is an organization that
sets safety standards. This organization is mostly commonly known
by four letters, which are .
,Answer
5. The
OSHA general industry standard is known by "Standard 29 CFR ."
Answer
6. This same organization has created regulations concerning the
handling of items
or objects that may have been contaminated with blood and/or
bodily fluids that is
known by the letters and is standard number 29 CFR .
Answer
7. The BBP regulations cover many items, name three (3)
Answer
8. There is an organization that is involved with public health that
is known by the
letters CDC, these letters stand for what
Answer
9. The primary issue discussed in Universal Precautions guidelines is
to
consider any blood or body fluids to be contaminated.
,Answer
10. There are no federal requirements related to trauma scene
work; however, many
states require special related to trauma scene work.
Answer
11. The letters EPA stand for what
Answer
12. According to the EPA, the states are to regulate what part of
trauma scene work
Answer
13. Workers and employees who face potential exposure to
blood or items coming into
contact with blood should be offered appropriate by
the employer.
Answer
14. B
iohazardous waste should be stored in properly marked
for
disposal at an approved site.
, Answer
15. Sharp objects that are contaminated should be wrapped for
protection from cutting
through the disposal . This container is
appropriately and disposed of
properly.
Answer
16. Sharp objects with contamination should be cleaned and
treated with a
to inhibit or kill the growth of infectious
microorganisms.
Answer
17. Our primary concern on all trauma work is
Answer
18. The three primary areas of technician training are
Answer
19. Safety
recommendations establish a hierarchy of safety controls. The most
preferred control at the top of the hierarchy is of the
Clean up Questions and Answers
1. Personal safety is the most significant concern in trauma scene
cleanup because
the of the body fluids and potential pathogens are
unknown.
2. Potential pathogens in body fluids
Answer as
2. Potential pathogens in body fluids include
Answer s
3. IICRC published
a Standard of Care for trauma, crime scene cleanup and
decontamination work, which is known as the Standard.
Answer
4. Under the US Federal
Government, the Department of Labor, there is an organization that
sets safety standards. This organization is mostly commonly known
by four letters, which are .
,Answer
5. The
OSHA general industry standard is known by "Standard 29 CFR ."
Answer
6. This same organization has created regulations concerning the
handling of items
or objects that may have been contaminated with blood and/or
bodily fluids that is
known by the letters and is standard number 29 CFR .
Answer
7. The BBP regulations cover many items, name three (3)
Answer
8. There is an organization that is involved with public health that
is known by the
letters CDC, these letters stand for what
Answer
9. The primary issue discussed in Universal Precautions guidelines is
to
consider any blood or body fluids to be contaminated.
,Answer
10. There are no federal requirements related to trauma scene
work; however, many
states require special related to trauma scene work.
Answer
11. The letters EPA stand for what
Answer
12. According to the EPA, the states are to regulate what part of
trauma scene work
Answer
13. Workers and employees who face potential exposure to
blood or items coming into
contact with blood should be offered appropriate by
the employer.
Answer
14. B
iohazardous waste should be stored in properly marked
for
disposal at an approved site.
, Answer
15. Sharp objects that are contaminated should be wrapped for
protection from cutting
through the disposal . This container is
appropriately and disposed of
properly.
Answer
16. Sharp objects with contamination should be cleaned and
treated with a
to inhibit or kill the growth of infectious
microorganisms.
Answer
17. Our primary concern on all trauma work is
Answer
18. The three primary areas of technician training are
Answer
19. Safety
recommendations establish a hierarchy of safety controls. The most
preferred control at the top of the hierarchy is of the
