CIC COMMERCIAL MULTILINE TESTS EXAM PRACTICE SOLUTION VERIFIED
QUESTIONS ACCURATE RESPONSES
CIC Commercial Multiline Tests EXAM 2026/2027
Study Guide WITH Practice (2) Questions and
Answers Verified Solutions Latest Update
Question:
When an epidemiological investigation is being conducted. ( very costly no standards exists).
Answer:
What is an indication for routine environmental culturing?
Question:
1. HA- TB 2. Single case aspergillosis 3. HA- Varicella 4. Increase in post op SSIs.
Answer:
What can HVAC malfunctions cause in the hospital setting?
Question:
41 F/ 5 C or lower.
Answer:
Safe temp range for cold food storage
Question:
Western Blot. EIA twice and then the western blot.
Answer:
An employee is exposed to blood and bodily fluids from a pt whose baseline testing revealed
positive results in rapid HIV test. What's the most appropriate F/U test for pt?
Question:
,equal to or less than 2 hours at room temperature.
Answer:
What is the acceptable blood culture transport time?
Question:
60%.
Answer:
What is the acceptable upper limit for relative humidity in a facility to prevent fungal growth?
Question:
Hep B, Seasonal Flu, Meningococcal, MMR, and Varicella (chickenpox) or VZIG if pregnant.
Answer:
Recommended vaccines for HCW?
Question:
35F - 46F (2C - 8C).
Answer:
At what temperature are vaccines stored?
Question:
Used to investigate public health issues and improve healthcare outcomes or when IPs evaluate their
IP plan.
Answer:
When would you use a SWOT (strength, weakness, opportunities, threats analysis)? - pick topic or
process to study multidisciplinary team flow diagram w/ steps + sub steps brainstorm possible
failures (rate them) create actions to eliminate found failures
,Question:
identify outcome measures.
Answer:
What are the 6 steps of FMEA (failure mode effect analysis)?
Question:
NODULAR: reddish brown, pruritic(itchy) nodules on male genitalia, groin, and axillae. Found
usually in small children CRUSTED (Norwegian): crusty, scaly dermatitis usually on hands WEBS
of fingers and feet including dystrophic nails. Highly contagious INCUBATION: 4-6 wks but could
be as short as 10 days ISOLATION: contact until 24 hrs after tx (transmitted through direct contact
with infested skin).
Answer:
SCABIES sxs: incubation: isolation:
Question:
Lyme Disease (Borrelia burgdorferi) caused by tick bite This is called ERYTHEMA MIGRANS.
Answer:
(Pretend this is on skin) What do you think the patient has and what is this called?
Question:
EARLY LOCALIZED: erythema migrans at bite site 7-14 days after tick detachment, usually round
or oval (annular). EARLY DISSEMINATED: secondary skin lesions look like erythema migrans
but scattered and smaller. Flulike symptoms LATE DISSEMINATED: Px & joint swelling.
Migratory arthralgias from days - months. Affects knees & hips, knee swelling can occur & Baker
cysts.
Answer:
SXS at each stage of Lyme disease (borrelia burgdorferi)
Question:
, Just remember what this looks like.
Answer:
-Select surveillance methodology Asses and define population(s) to be studied Choose events to
monitor Determine time period for observation Identify surveillance criteria (case definition)
Identify data elements to be collected Determine methods for data analysis Determine methods for
data collection and management Design an interpretive surveillance report Identify recipients of the
surveillance report Develop a written surveillance plan
Question:
Surveillance program evaluation.
Answer:
Elements of an effective Surveillance Program
Question:
Platykurtic is (-) SHORTEST & FLAT Mesokurtic (normal aka 0) Leptokurtic (+) TALLEST &
POINTY.
Answer:
Which one is which?
Question:
separate newborn from mother temporarily, feeds should be done by healthy caregiver; Do not need
to wear mask during labor; wear mask to hold newborn; 3 ft distance.
Answer:
What needs to happen if a mother giving birth is influenza +?
Question:
(1) breast abscess (2)HSV breast (3)HIV (4) West Nile Virus (5)Human T-Cell I or II (6)Pulmonary
TB.
Answer:
QUESTIONS ACCURATE RESPONSES
CIC Commercial Multiline Tests EXAM 2026/2027
Study Guide WITH Practice (2) Questions and
Answers Verified Solutions Latest Update
Question:
When an epidemiological investigation is being conducted. ( very costly no standards exists).
Answer:
What is an indication for routine environmental culturing?
Question:
1. HA- TB 2. Single case aspergillosis 3. HA- Varicella 4. Increase in post op SSIs.
Answer:
What can HVAC malfunctions cause in the hospital setting?
Question:
41 F/ 5 C or lower.
Answer:
Safe temp range for cold food storage
Question:
Western Blot. EIA twice and then the western blot.
Answer:
An employee is exposed to blood and bodily fluids from a pt whose baseline testing revealed
positive results in rapid HIV test. What's the most appropriate F/U test for pt?
Question:
,equal to or less than 2 hours at room temperature.
Answer:
What is the acceptable blood culture transport time?
Question:
60%.
Answer:
What is the acceptable upper limit for relative humidity in a facility to prevent fungal growth?
Question:
Hep B, Seasonal Flu, Meningococcal, MMR, and Varicella (chickenpox) or VZIG if pregnant.
Answer:
Recommended vaccines for HCW?
Question:
35F - 46F (2C - 8C).
Answer:
At what temperature are vaccines stored?
Question:
Used to investigate public health issues and improve healthcare outcomes or when IPs evaluate their
IP plan.
Answer:
When would you use a SWOT (strength, weakness, opportunities, threats analysis)? - pick topic or
process to study multidisciplinary team flow diagram w/ steps + sub steps brainstorm possible
failures (rate them) create actions to eliminate found failures
,Question:
identify outcome measures.
Answer:
What are the 6 steps of FMEA (failure mode effect analysis)?
Question:
NODULAR: reddish brown, pruritic(itchy) nodules on male genitalia, groin, and axillae. Found
usually in small children CRUSTED (Norwegian): crusty, scaly dermatitis usually on hands WEBS
of fingers and feet including dystrophic nails. Highly contagious INCUBATION: 4-6 wks but could
be as short as 10 days ISOLATION: contact until 24 hrs after tx (transmitted through direct contact
with infested skin).
Answer:
SCABIES sxs: incubation: isolation:
Question:
Lyme Disease (Borrelia burgdorferi) caused by tick bite This is called ERYTHEMA MIGRANS.
Answer:
(Pretend this is on skin) What do you think the patient has and what is this called?
Question:
EARLY LOCALIZED: erythema migrans at bite site 7-14 days after tick detachment, usually round
or oval (annular). EARLY DISSEMINATED: secondary skin lesions look like erythema migrans
but scattered and smaller. Flulike symptoms LATE DISSEMINATED: Px & joint swelling.
Migratory arthralgias from days - months. Affects knees & hips, knee swelling can occur & Baker
cysts.
Answer:
SXS at each stage of Lyme disease (borrelia burgdorferi)
Question:
, Just remember what this looks like.
Answer:
-Select surveillance methodology Asses and define population(s) to be studied Choose events to
monitor Determine time period for observation Identify surveillance criteria (case definition)
Identify data elements to be collected Determine methods for data analysis Determine methods for
data collection and management Design an interpretive surveillance report Identify recipients of the
surveillance report Develop a written surveillance plan
Question:
Surveillance program evaluation.
Answer:
Elements of an effective Surveillance Program
Question:
Platykurtic is (-) SHORTEST & FLAT Mesokurtic (normal aka 0) Leptokurtic (+) TALLEST &
POINTY.
Answer:
Which one is which?
Question:
separate newborn from mother temporarily, feeds should be done by healthy caregiver; Do not need
to wear mask during labor; wear mask to hold newborn; 3 ft distance.
Answer:
What needs to happen if a mother giving birth is influenza +?
Question:
(1) breast abscess (2)HSV breast (3)HIV (4) West Nile Virus (5)Human T-Cell I or II (6)Pulmonary
TB.
Answer:
