IICRC TCST Trauma and Crime Scene
Clean up Exam A+ Pass
Personal safety is the most significant concern in trauma scene cleanup because
the _______________ of the body fluids and potential pathogens are unknown.
2. Potential pathogens in body fluids - Answer- as
Potential pathogens in body fluids include: - Answer- s
IICRC published a Standard of Care for trauma, crime scene cleanup and
decontamination work, which is known as the _________ Standard. - Answer-
Under the US Federal Government, the Department of Labor, there is an
organization that sets safety standards. This organization is mostly commonly
known by four letters, which are: __________________. - Answer-
The OSHA general industry standard is known by "Standard 29 CFR ________." -
Answer-
This same organization has created regulations concerning the handling of items
or objects that may have been contaminated with blood and/or bodily fluids that is
known by the letters ________ and is standard number 29 CFR ___________. -
Answer-
The BBP regulations cover many items, name three (3): - Answer-
There is an organization that is involved with public health that is known by the
letters CDC, these letters stand for what: - Answer-
The primary issue discussed in Universal Precautions guidelines is to ___________
consider any blood or body fluids to be contaminated. - Answer-
There are no federal requirements related to trauma scene work; however, many
states require special ________________ related to trauma scene work. - Answer-
The letters EPA stand for what: - Answer-
According to the EPA, the states are to regulate what part of trauma scene work -
Answer-
Workers and employees who face potential exposure to blood or items coming into
contact with blood should be offered appropriate _____________________ by the
employer. - Answer-
, Biohazardous waste should be stored in properly marked __________________ for
disposal at an approved site. - Answer-
Sharp objects that are contaminated should be wrapped for protection from cutting
through the disposal _______________. This container is ___________ appropriately
and disposed of properly. - Answer-
Sharp objects with contamination should be cleaned and treated with a
_______________ to inhibit or kill the growth of infectious microorganisms. - Answer-
Our primary concern on all trauma work is: - Answer-
The three primary areas of technician training are: - Answer-
Safety recommendations establish a hierarchy of safety controls. The most
preferred control at the top of the hierarchy is ___________________ of the hazard -
Answer-
When Elimination and Substitution are not feasible, the next three safety controls
are: - Answer-
One example of an Engineering control is to ____________________ all electrical
energy sources before cleaning machines. - Answer-
Examples of Administrative controls are to schedule appropriate ________________
and to rotate workers between rest schedules and _________________. - Answer-
Personal protective equipment (PPE) is intended to protect an employee's body
from all _____________________________, such as inhalation of or skin contact with
microorganisms. - Answer-
Employees must be adequately trained on how to ___________ PPE properly. -
Answer-
Mark the following as AC (administrative control), EC (engineering control) or
PPE (personal protection equipment):
________warning signs
_______ safety programs at the employer level
_______ plastic barriers or containment
_______ protective clothing and respiratory devices
_______ grounded electrical equipment
_______ face shields - Answer-
Blood and OPIM are _______________ hazards once they dry and become airborne. -
Answer-
Clean up Exam A+ Pass
Personal safety is the most significant concern in trauma scene cleanup because
the _______________ of the body fluids and potential pathogens are unknown.
2. Potential pathogens in body fluids - Answer- as
Potential pathogens in body fluids include: - Answer- s
IICRC published a Standard of Care for trauma, crime scene cleanup and
decontamination work, which is known as the _________ Standard. - Answer-
Under the US Federal Government, the Department of Labor, there is an
organization that sets safety standards. This organization is mostly commonly
known by four letters, which are: __________________. - Answer-
The OSHA general industry standard is known by "Standard 29 CFR ________." -
Answer-
This same organization has created regulations concerning the handling of items
or objects that may have been contaminated with blood and/or bodily fluids that is
known by the letters ________ and is standard number 29 CFR ___________. -
Answer-
The BBP regulations cover many items, name three (3): - Answer-
There is an organization that is involved with public health that is known by the
letters CDC, these letters stand for what: - Answer-
The primary issue discussed in Universal Precautions guidelines is to ___________
consider any blood or body fluids to be contaminated. - Answer-
There are no federal requirements related to trauma scene work; however, many
states require special ________________ related to trauma scene work. - Answer-
The letters EPA stand for what: - Answer-
According to the EPA, the states are to regulate what part of trauma scene work -
Answer-
Workers and employees who face potential exposure to blood or items coming into
contact with blood should be offered appropriate _____________________ by the
employer. - Answer-
, Biohazardous waste should be stored in properly marked __________________ for
disposal at an approved site. - Answer-
Sharp objects that are contaminated should be wrapped for protection from cutting
through the disposal _______________. This container is ___________ appropriately
and disposed of properly. - Answer-
Sharp objects with contamination should be cleaned and treated with a
_______________ to inhibit or kill the growth of infectious microorganisms. - Answer-
Our primary concern on all trauma work is: - Answer-
The three primary areas of technician training are: - Answer-
Safety recommendations establish a hierarchy of safety controls. The most
preferred control at the top of the hierarchy is ___________________ of the hazard -
Answer-
When Elimination and Substitution are not feasible, the next three safety controls
are: - Answer-
One example of an Engineering control is to ____________________ all electrical
energy sources before cleaning machines. - Answer-
Examples of Administrative controls are to schedule appropriate ________________
and to rotate workers between rest schedules and _________________. - Answer-
Personal protective equipment (PPE) is intended to protect an employee's body
from all _____________________________, such as inhalation of or skin contact with
microorganisms. - Answer-
Employees must be adequately trained on how to ___________ PPE properly. -
Answer-
Mark the following as AC (administrative control), EC (engineering control) or
PPE (personal protection equipment):
________warning signs
_______ safety programs at the employer level
_______ plastic barriers or containment
_______ protective clothing and respiratory devices
_______ grounded electrical equipment
_______ face shields - Answer-
Blood and OPIM are _______________ hazards once they dry and become airborne. -
Answer-
