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Dental Assisting · CDA / DANB · Healthcare and Nursing

Dental Assisting Infection Control and Safety

Standard precautions, instrument processing, sterilization monitoring, OSHA and bloodborne pathogen rules, and operatory disinfection.

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44 basic cards for CDA / DANB Dental Assisting. It opens with "What is the core principle of standard precautions in dental settings?" and "What are the four main types of personal protective equipment (PPE) used in". More Healthcare and Nursing decks are listed below.

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What is the core principle of standard precautions in dental settings?
Show answerTreat all blood and body fluids as potentially infectious, regardless of a patient's known status
What are the four main types of personal protective equipment (PPE) used in dental treatment?
Show answerGloves, mask, protective eyewear, and a protective gown or clothing
In what order should PPE be put on (donned)?
Show answerGown, mask, protective eyewear, then gloves
In what order should PPE be removed (doffed)?
Show answerGloves, eyewear, gown, then mask
When should hand hygiene be performed relative to gloving?
Show answerImmediately before putting on gloves
When should hand hygiene be performed relative to glove removal?
Show answerImmediately after removing gloves
How often should treatment gloves be changed?
Show answerA fresh pair for every patient, and immediately if torn or punctured
What is the purpose of protective eyewear during dental procedures?
Show answerTo shield the eyes from splatter, spray, and flying debris
A surgical mask should be changed between every patient, or sooner if what happens?
Show answerIf it becomes wet or visibly soiled
Which federal regulation covers occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens?
Show answerOSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens Standard, 29 CFR 1910.1030
How often must a dental office's Exposure Control Plan be reviewed and updated?
Show answerAt least annually
What is an engineering control under OSHA's bloodborne pathogens rule?
Show answerA device that isolates or removes a hazard, such as a sharps container or self-sheathing needle
What is a work practice control used to prevent needlestick injury?
Show answerThe one-handed scoop technique for recapping needles
The ____ vaccine must be offered free to employees with occupational exposure within 10 days of hire.
Show answerhepatitis B
What must an employee sign if they decline the employer-offered hepatitis B vaccine?
Show answerA declination form

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