CCA CCA Infection Control & Sterilization 2

Question 1

How frequently must prosthetic gloves be replaced during anaplastology fabrication sessions?

Accepted Answer

Between each patient and whenever contamination occurs

Answer

Gloves must be changed between patients and whenever contamination occurs to prevent cross-contamination, as they are single-use items.

Question 2

Which surface in the anaplastology lab requires the most frequent disinfection?

Accepted Answer

Work surfaces where prostheses are fabricated

Answer

Work surfaces that have direct contact with patient materials require disinfection between each patient use to prevent cross-contamination.

Question 3

When an anaplastologist has an open cut or abrasion on their hand, what is the appropriate action before patient contact?

Accepted Answer

Cover the wound with a waterproof bandage and wear gloves

Answer

Wounds must be covered with a waterproof bandage before donning gloves to protect against pathogen exposure and shield the wound from patient materials.

Question 4

Which OSHA standard specifically governs occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens in anaplastology?

Accepted Answer

OSHA 1910.1030 (Bloodborne Pathogens)

Answer

OSHA Standard 1910.1030 (Bloodborne Pathogens Standard) regulates occupational exposure to blood and other potentially infectious materials in healthcare settings.

Question 5

What type of waste container must be used for disposing of sharps used in anaplastology procedures?

Accepted Answer

Puncture-resistant sharps container

Answer

Sharps must be disposed of in puncture-resistant, leak-proof sharps containers labeled with the biohazard symbol to prevent needlestick injuries.

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CCA CCA Infection Control & Sterilization 2