CNT EXAM /CCAOM QUESTIONS
WITH ACCURATE ANSWERS
_____ is the most common bloodborne pathogen in the US. correct answer HCV
A _____________ infection is an infection that is acquired in a healthcare setting.
correct answer Nosocomial
A clean field can only be created using a clean paper towel correct answer False
A contraindication for cupping is correct answer Over major arteries
Adverse events associated with estim are remarkably similar to those of regular
acupuncture needling. correct answer True
An important consideration when using moxa is to have sufficient room
ventilation correct answer True
Antimicrobial agent correct answer :Any agent that kills or suppresses the growth
of microorganisms
Antiseptic: correct answer Substance that prevents or arrests the growth or action
of microorganisms by inhibiting their activity or by destroying them. The term is
used especially for preparations applied topically to living tissue.
Asepsis: correct answer : Prevention of contact with microorganisms
, Aseptic techniques: correct answer : Techniques for preventing infection during
invasive procedures such as surgical operations, dressing wounds, or some
laboratory procedures. Acupuncture is not an aseptic procedure because it is not
performed in a manner that preserves the sterility of the acupuncturist's hands or
the skin of the patient. Acupuncture is a clean rather than sterile procedure.
Nevertheless, acupuncture needles must be kept in a sterile condition for use in
CNT
Because NADA protocol only involves ear needles, NADA practitioners can skip
handwashing or setting up a clean field for each patient when that is not
convenient. correct answer False
Because needle removal includes exposure to blood occasionally, all
acupuncturists must wear gloves when removing needles correct answer False
Best practices correct answer : Activities, disciplines and methods that are
available to identify, implement, and monitor the available evidence in
healthcare, such as those practices meant to enhance patient care or limit risks.
Best practices need to be modified as new evidence in safety become available
correct answer True
Charts and appointment calendars may be helpful to public health officials during
contact tracing. correct answer True
Charts are primarily meant to maintain a complete and accurate report of the
treatment of specific patients on specific dates correct answer True
WITH ACCURATE ANSWERS
_____ is the most common bloodborne pathogen in the US. correct answer HCV
A _____________ infection is an infection that is acquired in a healthcare setting.
correct answer Nosocomial
A clean field can only be created using a clean paper towel correct answer False
A contraindication for cupping is correct answer Over major arteries
Adverse events associated with estim are remarkably similar to those of regular
acupuncture needling. correct answer True
An important consideration when using moxa is to have sufficient room
ventilation correct answer True
Antimicrobial agent correct answer :Any agent that kills or suppresses the growth
of microorganisms
Antiseptic: correct answer Substance that prevents or arrests the growth or action
of microorganisms by inhibiting their activity or by destroying them. The term is
used especially for preparations applied topically to living tissue.
Asepsis: correct answer : Prevention of contact with microorganisms
, Aseptic techniques: correct answer : Techniques for preventing infection during
invasive procedures such as surgical operations, dressing wounds, or some
laboratory procedures. Acupuncture is not an aseptic procedure because it is not
performed in a manner that preserves the sterility of the acupuncturist's hands or
the skin of the patient. Acupuncture is a clean rather than sterile procedure.
Nevertheless, acupuncture needles must be kept in a sterile condition for use in
CNT
Because NADA protocol only involves ear needles, NADA practitioners can skip
handwashing or setting up a clean field for each patient when that is not
convenient. correct answer False
Because needle removal includes exposure to blood occasionally, all
acupuncturists must wear gloves when removing needles correct answer False
Best practices correct answer : Activities, disciplines and methods that are
available to identify, implement, and monitor the available evidence in
healthcare, such as those practices meant to enhance patient care or limit risks.
Best practices need to be modified as new evidence in safety become available
correct answer True
Charts and appointment calendars may be helpful to public health officials during
contact tracing. correct answer True
Charts are primarily meant to maintain a complete and accurate report of the
treatment of specific patients on specific dates correct answer True
