TDLR LAWS AND RULES FINAL EXAM
ALL QUESTIONS SOLVED CORRECT
2026 UPDATE.
The 3 categories of chlorine bleach solutions are *
A. sanitation, disinfection and sterilization
B. low level sanitation, high level disinfection and blood and body fluid sterilization
C. regular, extra and super
D. low level disinfection, high level disinfection and blood and body fluid cleanup and
disinfection - Answer D. low level disinfection, high level disinfection and blood and body
fluid cleanup and disinfection
The mixing ratio for a low level disinfection chlorine bleach solution is *
1/1
A. 2 teaspoons bleach to 1 quart water
B. 1 teaspoon bleach to 1 quart water
C. 2 teaspoons bleach to one gallon water
D. 1 teaspoon bleach to on gallon water - Answer C. 2 teaspoons bleach to one gallon water
The mixing ratio for high-level chlorine bleach solutions is *
A. 1/4 cup bleach to one gallon water
B. 1/3 cup bleach to one gallon water
C. 1/4 cup bleach to one half gallon water
D. 1/3 cup bleach to one half gallon water - Answer B. 1/3 cup of bleach to one half gallon of
water
The mixing ratio chlorine bleach solution for blood and body fluid cleanup and disinfection is *
A. 2 cups bleach to one gallon water
B. 1 3/4 cups bleach to one gallon water
C. 1 2/3 cups bleach to one gallon water
D. 1 1/3 cup bleach to one gallon water - Answer D. 1 1/3 cups pf bleach to one gallon of
water
, Destroying all forms of bacteria and other microorganisms including bacterial spores
A. Sanitizing
B. Cleaning
C. Disinfecting
D. Sterilizing - Answer D. sterilizing
A low level chlorine bleach solution has an immersion time of
A. 5 minutes
B. 10 minutes
C. 15 minutes
D. 20 minutes - Answer B. 10 min
A high level disinfection chlorine bleach solution has an immersion time of
A. 10 minutes
B. 20 minutes
C. 30 minutes
D. 1 hour - Answer B. 20 min
A blood and body fluid cleanup and disinfection solution, chlorine bleach, is more specifically
referred to as
A. a disinfectant
B. 10% bleach solution
C. 20% bleach solution
D. 25% bleach solution - Answer B 10% bleach solution
Disinfectants become inactivated when
A. the work day is over
B. they become visibly contaminated
C. the container is left open
D. after a week - Answer B. they become visibly contaminated
ALL QUESTIONS SOLVED CORRECT
2026 UPDATE.
The 3 categories of chlorine bleach solutions are *
A. sanitation, disinfection and sterilization
B. low level sanitation, high level disinfection and blood and body fluid sterilization
C. regular, extra and super
D. low level disinfection, high level disinfection and blood and body fluid cleanup and
disinfection - Answer D. low level disinfection, high level disinfection and blood and body
fluid cleanup and disinfection
The mixing ratio for a low level disinfection chlorine bleach solution is *
1/1
A. 2 teaspoons bleach to 1 quart water
B. 1 teaspoon bleach to 1 quart water
C. 2 teaspoons bleach to one gallon water
D. 1 teaspoon bleach to on gallon water - Answer C. 2 teaspoons bleach to one gallon water
The mixing ratio for high-level chlorine bleach solutions is *
A. 1/4 cup bleach to one gallon water
B. 1/3 cup bleach to one gallon water
C. 1/4 cup bleach to one half gallon water
D. 1/3 cup bleach to one half gallon water - Answer B. 1/3 cup of bleach to one half gallon of
water
The mixing ratio chlorine bleach solution for blood and body fluid cleanup and disinfection is *
A. 2 cups bleach to one gallon water
B. 1 3/4 cups bleach to one gallon water
C. 1 2/3 cups bleach to one gallon water
D. 1 1/3 cup bleach to one gallon water - Answer D. 1 1/3 cups pf bleach to one gallon of
water
, Destroying all forms of bacteria and other microorganisms including bacterial spores
A. Sanitizing
B. Cleaning
C. Disinfecting
D. Sterilizing - Answer D. sterilizing
A low level chlorine bleach solution has an immersion time of
A. 5 minutes
B. 10 minutes
C. 15 minutes
D. 20 minutes - Answer B. 10 min
A high level disinfection chlorine bleach solution has an immersion time of
A. 10 minutes
B. 20 minutes
C. 30 minutes
D. 1 hour - Answer B. 20 min
A blood and body fluid cleanup and disinfection solution, chlorine bleach, is more specifically
referred to as
A. a disinfectant
B. 10% bleach solution
C. 20% bleach solution
D. 25% bleach solution - Answer B 10% bleach solution
Disinfectants become inactivated when
A. the work day is over
B. they become visibly contaminated
C. the container is left open
D. after a week - Answer B. they become visibly contaminated
