CHP Equipment & Tools for Hijama Practice 2

Question 1

Before use on a new patient, reusable hijama cups must be:

Accepted Answer

Autoclaved or chemically sterilized

Answer

Rinsed with cold water only

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Wiped with a dry cloth

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Soaked in saline solution for 5 minutes

Question 2

Which disinfectant solution is commonly recommended for cleaning hijama cups and blood-contact surfaces?

Accepted Answer

0.5% sodium hypochlorite (bleach) solution

Answer

Plain soap and water

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35% hydrogen peroxide

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Normal saline solution

Question 3

What personal protective equipment (PPE) must a hijama practitioner wear during wet cupping procedures?

Accepted Answer

Gloves, mask, and eye protection

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Face mask only

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Gloves only

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Apron and hat only

Question 4

How should hijama cups with cracks or chips be handled?

Accepted Answer

Immediately discarded

Answer

Sanded smooth and reused

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Patched with medical adhesive and reused

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Reserved for dry cupping only

Question 5

When checking a hand pump prior to a session, the practitioner should verify:

Accepted Answer

The pump creates and maintains adequate suction

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The pump makes a clicking sound when used

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The pump is constructed of metal

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The pump is connected to an electrical outlet

Question 6

What is the recommended storage condition for sterile single-use lancets?

Accepted Answer

In original sealed packaging in a clean, dry area

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In a refrigerator at 4°C

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In an open tray on the treatment table

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Soaked in alcohol solution

Question 7

Which of the following is a clear sign that a hijama cup's one-way valve is compromised?

Accepted Answer

Suction is lost immediately after the pump is disconnected

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The cup appears slightly yellow with age

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The cup makes a sound during initial placement

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The cup has a slightly rough outer rim