IAHCSMM Central Service Final Test Graded A+

A pick list contains information that Identifies the supplies and instruments needed for a specific doctor and procedure The basic unit of a living organism Cell What is the name of the surgical procedure where an opening is made into the skull? Crainotomy The decontamination area of the central service department is where instruments are carefully checked for cleanliness and function (T/F) False The term "periosteal elevator" means An instrument used to remove tissue around the bone Viruses Have no means of movement on their own The sterile storage area in a central service department should be restricted to Properly attired personnel meeting facility requirements The abbreviation BKA refers to a surgical procedure involving Surgical removal of the leg below the knee The body's control center is the Central nervous system The prefix word element Comes before the root The muscular system Assists with movement, produces heat for the body, pumps blood throughout the body Microbes Can be useful in food products, are useful to break down sewage, can produce toxins Prefix, suffix and roots are called word elements and are contained in all medical terms (T/F) False The pupil of the eye is the Circular opening that controls the amount of light entering the eye Skin is a type of connective tissue (T/F) False An advantage of centralizing central service management is It allows for maximization of people and services Prions are Abnormal forms of proteins A herniorrhaphy is a surgical procedure which Repairs a muscle layer that is allowing all or part of an organ to protect through an opening The abbreviation CR relates to a surgical procedure for Treating a fractured bone without a surgical incision The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is responsible for Ensuring food, drugs, and cosmetics are safe for use The basics of aseptic technique is Activities that prevent infection The decontamination are of the Central Service department should have what type of air flow Negative air flow Decontamination of instruments and equipment starts At the point of use The proper handling of instrumentation is the responsibility of Everyone who comes in contact with the instrumentation Centers for Disease Control guidelines are considered regulatory guidelines (T/F) False One of the goals of point-of-use preparation and transport is to Prevent cross contamination Automatic washers clean using a spray-force action called impingement (T/F) True The federal program designed for the voluntary reporting of device related problems is called MedWatch