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What are some Sharps, items that drip of blood and/or saliva,
examples of bio-hazard and hard and soft tissues removed from
waste? patient
The bio-hazard waste or True
regulated true or false?
When should we change When it becomes wet or soiled with every
our mask? patient. That includes your fluids as well.
What is the purpose of Is to minimize the exposure to Aerosol,
PPE? Spatter, Direct transmission, and Indirect
transmission (ASDI)
Do disinfectants kill NO
spores?
What are some types of Chlorine-based compounds, iodophors, phenols,
disinfectants? quaternary compounds
What are some bad corrosive to metals and strong odor
qualities of chlorine-
based compounds?
What are some bad may leave a film or residue on surfaces
qualities of phenols?
What are some bad can discolor some surfaces yellow
qualities of iodophors?
What are some bad not corrosive, but have a lower kill spectrum
qualities of
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quaternary
compounds?
rapid, broad spectrum antimicrobial,
What would be some bacteriocidal, fungicidal, tuberculocidal,
good qualities of virucidal, odorless, easy to use, fast acting,
disinfectants? economical, residual effect which it continues
to work after it dries, not toxic to touch or
inhalation, EPA registered, and disinfects
and cleans.
Is a spatter invisible to NO, can see it when airborne
the eye?
Is aerosol invisible to the yes, remain in the air for a while
eye?
What sheet provides an MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet)
employee with
information regarding
the hazards of
chemicals utilized in the
office and how to
protect themself?
What disinfectant Glutaraldehydes, toxic effects of fumes; also corrosive
should not be used as a
surface disinfectant
in the office and
why?
What kind of Intermediate
disinfectants are used
in the dental office?
What are some methods Chemical, Dry, and Steam
of sterilization?
During chemical 20 min @ 270 degree F @ 20-40 lbs psi
sterilization, how long at
what degree and
pressure are used?
During Dry sterilization, 60-120 min @ 320 degree F
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Dental Hygiene National Board exam questions and
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Terms in this set (210)
What are some Sharps, items that drip of blood and/or saliva,
examples of bio-hazard and hard and soft tissues removed from
waste? patient
The bio-hazard waste or True
regulated true or false?
When should we change When it becomes wet or soiled with every
our mask? patient. That includes your fluids as well.
What is the purpose of Is to minimize the exposure to Aerosol,
PPE? Spatter, Direct transmission, and Indirect
transmission (ASDI)
Do disinfectants kill NO
spores?
What are some types of Chlorine-based compounds, iodophors, phenols,
disinfectants? quaternary compounds
What are some bad corrosive to metals and strong odor
qualities of chlorine-
based compounds?
What are some bad may leave a film or residue on surfaces
qualities of phenols?
What are some bad can discolor some surfaces yellow
qualities of iodophors?
What are some bad not corrosive, but have a lower kill spectrum
qualities of
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quaternary
compounds?
rapid, broad spectrum antimicrobial,
What would be some bacteriocidal, fungicidal, tuberculocidal,
good qualities of virucidal, odorless, easy to use, fast acting,
disinfectants? economical, residual effect which it continues
to work after it dries, not toxic to touch or
inhalation, EPA registered, and disinfects
and cleans.
Is a spatter invisible to NO, can see it when airborne
the eye?
Is aerosol invisible to the yes, remain in the air for a while
eye?
What sheet provides an MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet)
employee with
information regarding
the hazards of
chemicals utilized in the
office and how to
protect themself?
What disinfectant Glutaraldehydes, toxic effects of fumes; also corrosive
should not be used as a
surface disinfectant
in the office and
why?
What kind of Intermediate
disinfectants are used
in the dental office?
What are some methods Chemical, Dry, and Steam
of sterilization?
During chemical 20 min @ 270 degree F @ 20-40 lbs psi
sterilization, how long at
what degree and
pressure are used?
During Dry sterilization, 60-120 min @ 320 degree F
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