SNHD BODY ART EXAM QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
What goes in Biohazard waste? - Answer-Any waste that releases liquid blood or other
bodily fluids when compressed or that may release dried blood or body fluids when
handles
Who picks up the biohazards - Answer-Medical waste hauler
What to do with single use sharps - Answer-Place them into a rigid sealable container
Who picks up the single use sharps - Answer-Picked up,or mailed to, a licensed medical
waste hauler for proper processing
Reusable Equipment - Answer-Soak in cleaning solution
Processed through ultrasonic cleaner
Packaged
Sterilized in a sterilizer listed with the FDA
What indicator must be on the packaging for reusable equipment - Answer-Class 5 or 6
inside the package signals that the sterilizer reached the correct temperature in packafw
What to do after the sterilization - Answer-Mark the package with the date of sterilization
Once a sterile pack is opened - Answer-Equipment must be used immediately, properly
disposed or or cleaned, repacked then resterlized
All reusable equipment must be used within - Answer-6 months
If sterilized equipment is not used within 6 months - Answer-Must be repackaged and
sterilized again
Spore tests are to be performed on all sterilizing devices at least every - Answer-Month
Final step in cleaning any work surface - Answer-Disinfectant
Disinfectants - Answer-Remove or kill almost all the bacteria and viruses present on a
work surface
Who regulates disinfectants - Answer-EPA (environmental protection agency)
If something happens in the shop like loss of water etc - Answer-Facility must self close
and contact the health district. Shop must remain closed until approval
AND ANSWERS
What goes in Biohazard waste? - Answer-Any waste that releases liquid blood or other
bodily fluids when compressed or that may release dried blood or body fluids when
handles
Who picks up the biohazards - Answer-Medical waste hauler
What to do with single use sharps - Answer-Place them into a rigid sealable container
Who picks up the single use sharps - Answer-Picked up,or mailed to, a licensed medical
waste hauler for proper processing
Reusable Equipment - Answer-Soak in cleaning solution
Processed through ultrasonic cleaner
Packaged
Sterilized in a sterilizer listed with the FDA
What indicator must be on the packaging for reusable equipment - Answer-Class 5 or 6
inside the package signals that the sterilizer reached the correct temperature in packafw
What to do after the sterilization - Answer-Mark the package with the date of sterilization
Once a sterile pack is opened - Answer-Equipment must be used immediately, properly
disposed or or cleaned, repacked then resterlized
All reusable equipment must be used within - Answer-6 months
If sterilized equipment is not used within 6 months - Answer-Must be repackaged and
sterilized again
Spore tests are to be performed on all sterilizing devices at least every - Answer-Month
Final step in cleaning any work surface - Answer-Disinfectant
Disinfectants - Answer-Remove or kill almost all the bacteria and viruses present on a
work surface
Who regulates disinfectants - Answer-EPA (environmental protection agency)
If something happens in the shop like loss of water etc - Answer-Facility must self close
and contact the health district. Shop must remain closed until approval
