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ICE Exam Prep Questions with
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what things can increase susceptibility to an infectious agent Ans:
inadequate nutrition, use of meds, immunization status, therpeutic
process
can microorganisms that have been suspended in the air for an
extended period of time transmit an infectious agent to a susceptible
host? Ans: yes
do all exposures to hbv or hiv result in infection Ans: no
will patients w/ hbv & / or hcv infections always be aware of the
infection Ans: no
is it sufficient to clean and disinfect items that do not come into direct
patient contact but become contaminated w/ splash & spatter during
the course of dental treatment Ans: yes
what is the primary goal of infection control? Ans: minimize or
eliminate transfer of microorganisms and pathogens
do chemical indicators prove sterilization has been achieved Ans: no
does exposure through mucous membranes or non-intact skin pose a
greater risk of infection than parenteral exposure Ans: no
there are 3 components of the infectious disease process. how many
must be present for infection to spread from 1 person to another Ans:
all 3
should you recap needles using one handed or two handed technique
Ans: one handed
are employers required to offer the hep b vaccine to employees who
are exposed to blood or other potentially infectious materials Ans: yes
Gmail:
27
ICE Exam Prep Questions with
Detailed Verified Answers
what things can increase susceptibility to an infectious agent Ans:
inadequate nutrition, use of meds, immunization status, therpeutic
process
can microorganisms that have been suspended in the air for an
extended period of time transmit an infectious agent to a susceptible
host? Ans: yes
do all exposures to hbv or hiv result in infection Ans: no
will patients w/ hbv & / or hcv infections always be aware of the
infection Ans: no
is it sufficient to clean and disinfect items that do not come into direct
patient contact but become contaminated w/ splash & spatter during
the course of dental treatment Ans: yes
what is the primary goal of infection control? Ans: minimize or
eliminate transfer of microorganisms and pathogens
do chemical indicators prove sterilization has been achieved Ans: no
does exposure through mucous membranes or non-intact skin pose a
greater risk of infection than parenteral exposure Ans: no
there are 3 components of the infectious disease process. how many
must be present for infection to spread from 1 person to another Ans:
all 3
should you recap needles using one handed or two handed technique
Ans: one handed
are employers required to offer the hep b vaccine to employees who
are exposed to blood or other potentially infectious materials Ans: yes
