NC STERILIZATION /INFECTION CONTROL EXAM ||
MOST RECENT EXAM 2026-2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ |
GUARANTEED SUCCES!! BRAND NEW EXAM!!
JUST RELEASED.
Which of the following is an exposure incident requiring
evaluation and follow up? - ANSWER-a patients blood or saliva
contacts a clinicians oral mucosa membrane
The tape or indicator on the instrument pack that turns color
in the sterilizer
indicates that the contents were - ANSWER-
exposed to heat
What do you do if you have an exposure incident? - ANSWER-
express blood
from the wound, wash, cover the wound, and report
the incident
The blood borne pathogen that has the greatest risk of
occupational acquisition
, after percutaneous exposure is: -
ANSWER-hep b
Which of the following would be considered a blood borne
pathogen exposure
incident? - ANSWER-blood splashed
into the eye
When should barrier gloves be removed hands washed and new
ones put on? -
ANSWER-between patients or when torn or
punctured
???
For how long will a person infected with TB have a positive skin
test? - ANSWER-1-2 months
1-2 years
4-5 years
indefinitely
????
A person with a latex allergy can suffer from systemic allergic
reaction from airborne latex protein/powder particles if a health
care professional removes gloves without immediately washing
their hands. - ANSWER-true
MOST RECENT EXAM 2026-2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ |
GUARANTEED SUCCES!! BRAND NEW EXAM!!
JUST RELEASED.
Which of the following is an exposure incident requiring
evaluation and follow up? - ANSWER-a patients blood or saliva
contacts a clinicians oral mucosa membrane
The tape or indicator on the instrument pack that turns color
in the sterilizer
indicates that the contents were - ANSWER-
exposed to heat
What do you do if you have an exposure incident? - ANSWER-
express blood
from the wound, wash, cover the wound, and report
the incident
The blood borne pathogen that has the greatest risk of
occupational acquisition
, after percutaneous exposure is: -
ANSWER-hep b
Which of the following would be considered a blood borne
pathogen exposure
incident? - ANSWER-blood splashed
into the eye
When should barrier gloves be removed hands washed and new
ones put on? -
ANSWER-between patients or when torn or
punctured
???
For how long will a person infected with TB have a positive skin
test? - ANSWER-1-2 months
1-2 years
4-5 years
indefinitely
????
A person with a latex allergy can suffer from systemic allergic
reaction from airborne latex protein/powder particles if a health
care professional removes gloves without immediately washing
their hands. - ANSWER-true
