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31 Cards in this Set
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Who regulates the manufacturer of medical devices?
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FDA
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Who protects the worker in the work setting? Who created the BBPS in 1991?
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OSHA
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DTP immunization is for which age group?
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DTP
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Adults can now receive this extra booster to protect against diptheria, pertussis and tetanus?
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tdap
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Do I get seriologically tested before I get a Hepatitis vaccine?
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No
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I need to get a flu vaccine how often?
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Annually
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I will get a mild case of the flu because of getting a flu shot. Yes or No
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No
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I will not get any flu the year I get a flu shot. Yes or No
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no
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What does it mean to have antibodies?
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The body is producing protein molecules that binds to the foreign invader trying to enter the body.
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What is an antigen?
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The foreign invader. It is good that body receives a little of the antigen so it can make antibodies against the next time it is attacked.
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Is there a booster for HBV?
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No
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What does sero-conversion mean?
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There are detectable antibodies after exposure to an antigen.
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How long does it take to get the HBV vaccine and how many in the series?
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6 months, 3 part series
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I must get a tetanus shot how often?
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Every 10 years
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If I get ____________I can protect myself against Hepatitis B.
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Vaccinated
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Which kinds of hepatitis have a vaccine?
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A, B, D, G.
Also, HIV and TB do not have a vaccine. |
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What is another work for lockjaw?
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tetanus
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DTP stands for
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Diptheria, Tetanus and Pertussis
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Who produced guidelines for Infection Control and what year?
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CDC, 2003
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Who controls the use of disinfectants by issuing registration numbers?
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EPA
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Cleaning inside a dental unit water line and/or using a new and separate source of water is example of preventing contamination from -------to ______________
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Not sure.
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What is the most difficult pathway for cross-contamination and most difficult to control?
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Patient to DHCW
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Can tetanus be prevented?
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Yes, vaccination
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The DHCW cannot control two determinants of disease. What are they?
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Virulence and the resistance
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Improper disinfection of surfaces, instruments and hands in the dental operatory could result in patient to patient contamination. What route is this?
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Indirect. Remember it is an object route, not the source route
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OSAP does what?
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Publishes and educates. Remember Mrs. VerWys is a member of this and she is an eduator.
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Is Hepatitis B only transmitted via the blood?
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Yes, entry must happen through the blood. OPIM contain blood products and are infectious but they must enter via the blood by cut, etc.
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Should healthcare workers get a flu shot and how often?
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Yes, annually
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Do I need the HBV booster?
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No, there is not one
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Do I need serologic testing before I get HBV vaccine?
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No
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Is Hepatitis B transmitted by droplets and aerosols?
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No, blood
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