Cubical Set Up and Break Down

Question 1

always wear PPE when

Answer 1

in cubicles with a patient

Question 2

order of donning

Answer 2

gown
mask
goggles
gloves

Question 3

when are gowns worn?

Answer 3

anytime saliva or aerosols are generated

Question 4

when are gowns not worn

Answer 4

not worn outside of treatment areas

• elevator
• stairwells
• reception area

Question 5

what does your gown cover?

Answer 5

skin and personal clothing that is likely to become visibly soiled

Question 6

when do you change your gown?

Answer 6

if it becomes visibly soiled or torn

Question 7

remove your gown before leaving the

Answer 7

work area/clinic

Question 8

remove gloves that are

Answer 8

torn, cut or punctured

Question 9

can you wash/disinfect/sterilize gloves for reuse?

Answer 9

no

Question 10

how to purge

Answer 10

place hoses in sink and run for 30 seconds

Question 11

lift arm rest up…

Answer 11

completely

Question 12

make sure your patient is seated completely to the

Answer 12

rear

Question 13

chair may be swiveled to the right or left but

Answer 13

rarely

Question 14

to swivel the chair

Answer 14

move the lever to the left to lock

use hands only, not foot

Question 15

belly bar can pivot

Answer 15

360 degrees

Question 16

try to leave the light intensity on — at all times

Answer 16

high, up

Question 17

cubicle preparation is a two step process:

Answer 17

clean then disinfect

Question 18

use gloves, not

Answer 18

utility gloves

Question 19

surface disinfectant (3)

Answer 19

cavicide one
chemical germicide
use before each patient

Question 20

surface disinfectant:

initial wipe to clean, followed by

Answer 20

disinfecting wipe

Question 21

contact time of disinfecting wipe

Answer 21

1 min

Question 22

surface disinfectant is used on

Answer 22

non-porous surfaces

Question 23

non-pourvus surfaces include (5)

Answer 23

countertops
sink
mobile cart
patient chair
doctor and assistants chairs

Question 24

where is surface disinfectant not used? (2)

Answer 24

not on delivery arm (plastic wrapped)

not on light (plastic wrapped)

Question 25

at the beginning of each day, flush water through (3)

Answer 25

handpiece air/water syringe ultrasonic scaler

Question 26

at the end of the day, flush water through (3) if they were used in the patients mouth

Answer 26

handpiece air/water syringe ultrasonic scaler

Question 27

run water through for -- to -- seconds to flush out any residual blood or saliva

Answer 27

20-30 s

Question 28

sharps (4)

Answer 28

needles scalpel blades burs carpules (glass)

Question 29

where does amalgam scrap and capsule get disposed?

Answer 29

into amalgam scrap container

Question 30

always wear

Answer 30

gloves

Question 31

use the headrest bag to

Answer 31

put trash

Question 32

breaking down instrument cassettes (trays) (6)

Answer 32

Keep gloves on Put instruments back in cassette Put cassette into headrest bag Take back to CSR (Central Sterilization) If you have gloves on, take off after handing over Red biohazard plastic cart outside CSR

Question 33

regulated medical waste (CDC) includes (4)

Answer 33

gauze saturated with blood after surgery extracted teeth surgically removed hard or soft tissues contaminated sharp items

Question 34

contaminated sharp items (4)

Answer 34

needles scalpel blades wires metal matrix bands

Question 35

where is regulated medical waste disposed of?

Answer 35

in small red bio-bag and brought to CSR for disposal

Question 36

the small red bio-bags can be found on the

Answer 36

supply carts on the clinic floor

Question 37

where are gowns disposed?

Answer 37

into blue laundry bag | not red plastic biohazard bag