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CBSPD Exam Questions And Correct answers, Exams of Advanced Education

CBSPD Exam Questions And Correct answers

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CBSPD Exam Questions And Correct
answers
What should the sterilizer access area pressure be? - ANSWER>>Negative w/10 air
exchanges per hour
What two steps are involved in decontamination? - ANSWER>>1. Manual and/or
automated mechanical cleaning
2. application of a thermal or chemical disinfection process
Define Cleaning... - ANSWER>>The removal of contamination from an item to the
extent necessary for further processing or for the intended use.
nosocomial infections are well documented and caused by... - ANSWER>>poor or
ineffective decontamination of instruments
What are Employee hazards in the decontamination process? -
ANSWER>>Technicians work with a large amount of 1) unidentified bioburden 2)
wet enviornment 3) handling contaminated sharps 4) must know procedures for
proper handling, equipment, cleaning/sterilization agents
How do you properly clean a device? - ANSWER>>follow the device
manufacturer's written instructions
What is the starting point in sterilization? - ANSWER>>Cleaning
Define decontamination - ANSWER>>The process of cleaning surgical instruments,
patient care devices, and all involved surfaces in order to render areas and items
safe for handling and/or further processing
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What should the sterilizer access area pressure be? - ANSWER>>Negative w/10 air exchanges per hour

What two steps are involved in decontamination? - ANSWER>>1. Manual and/or automated mechanical cleaning

  1. application of a thermal or chemical disinfection process

Define Cleaning... - ANSWER>>The removal of contamination from an item to the extent necessary for further processing or for the intended use.

nosocomial infections are well documented and caused by... - ANSWER>>poor or ineffective decontamination of instruments

What are Employee hazards in the decontamination process? - ANSWER>>Technicians work with a large amount of 1) unidentified bioburden 2) wet enviornment 3) handling contaminated sharps 4) must know procedures for proper handling, equipment, cleaning/sterilization agents

How do you properly clean a device? - ANSWER>>follow the device manufacturer's written instructions

What is the starting point in sterilization? - ANSWER>>Cleaning

Define decontamination - ANSWER>>The process of cleaning surgical instruments, patient care devices, and all involved surfaces in order to render areas and items safe for handling and/or further processing

What are physical safety hazards? - ANSWER>>-good body mechanics -correct body techniques and posture for lifting, pushing, pulling, and reaching -should be alert and correct anything that is a potential injury -lifts to lift heavy supplies, available work material, adjustable chairs, padding on sharp edges, correct height tables -proper clothing can prevent injury

What is the weakest point of an instrument? - ANSWER>>Box lock and jaws

What does the ABC system stand for? - ANSWER>>A: large dollar amount items not used frequently B: moderately priced and used frequently C: items w/ low dollar value

What is just in time distribution? - ANSWER>>Items are distributed to department by vendor no need for sterile storage or inventory control.

What are specialty/ procedure carts? - ANSWER>>Carts placed in specific departments based on procedures personalized to needs of departments easily accessible.

What is case cart distribution? - ANSWER>>visually in specialty areas case carts are delivered to department case cart is specialized to departments needs

What is the exchange cart distribution? - ANSWER>>Two identical carts are made one is out in the department and other stays in SPD

What is par level distribution? - ANSWER>>There is fixed inventory and when items become low they are replenished from the stockroom per department/specialty

What is demand distribution? - ANSWER>>An instrument/cart must be ordered in order to get it

What should be placed on the bottom of the rack in a mixed load? - ANSWER>>metal instruments basin other metal items

What should be placed on the top shelf? - ANSWER>>textile packs and paper/plastic pouches

Textile packs should be placed how in a sterilizer? - ANSWER>>sides

Solid bottom trays should be loaded now? - ANSWER>>tilted on sides

How should mesh bottom containers be loaded into the sterilizer? - ANSWER>>flat on rack

If packages are still moist when the sterilizer doors are open bacteria can do what? - ANSWER>>wick through the package

How does steam sterilization occur? - ANSWER>>by condensation

What cases are proven to have prions? - ANSWER>>1) neurosurgery

  1. opthamology (eye)

When should a flash sterilizer be monitored? - ANSWER>>Weekly with a biological and a class 5 or class 6 indicator

What can not be processed in an express cycle? - ANSWER>>porous items items with lumens

When should a flash sterilizer be used? - ANSWER>>In an emergency; a one of a kind instrument is dropped

How are liquids sterilized? - ANSWER>>only through gravity displacement liquid cycles

What occurs during the drying phase? - ANSWER>>Dynamic Air Removal: Filtered air is drawn in achieve drying Gravity: Heat in chamber evaporates moisture *Approx.: 30 min. for both

What occurs during the exhaust phase? - ANSWER>>steam is exhausted from the chamber drain line

What occurs during he sterilization/exposure/"holding phase"? - ANSWER>>exposure temperature is maintained for the prescribed amount of time

What occurs during the conditioning phase of steam sterilizers? - ANSWER>>Air is removed and steam is injected

Where should the bowie dick test be placed in a steam sterilizer - ANSWER>>drain line

Where is the sterilizers heat-sensing thermometer located? - ANSWER>>Drain- line

What provides heat inside the chamber and prevents condensation in a steam sterilizer? - ANSWER>>the jacket

where is the dedicated steam supply made? - ANSWER>>a boiler

Steam kills microorganisms by_______ the protein - ANSWER>>denaturing (coagulation)

True/false

temperature

What are the types of sterilization processes used? - ANSWER>>1) steam

  1. EtO
  2. Dry Heat
  3. Gas plasma
  4. Ozone
  5. liquid chemical

What does a class on indicator respond to? - ANSWER>>Only one parameter of the process (ex.: autoclave tape)

Geobacillus steurothermophilus must be incubated at what temp.? - ANSWER>>132 degrees farenheit

What should the incoming saturated steam dryness be? - ANSWER>>ideally 97% to 100% saturated steam

What should the sterility assurance level be? - ANSWER>>10^-

When a new sterilizer comes in or relocated how many consecutive biologicals be ran in an empty sterilizer? - ANSWER>>three

How many air exchanges should there be in the sterilization area? - ANSWER>>ten

Class five responds to - ANSWER>>all critical parameters

Class three responds to - ANSWER>>single parameter respond to one chemical parameter

Biological monitors contain... - ANSWER>>spores geobacillus stearothermophilus

The biological used for team, ozone, and pareacetic sterilization contains.... - ANSWER>>Geobacillus Stearothermophilus

The biological used for EtO, gas plasma, and dry heat contains... - ANSWER>>Bacillus atrophaeus

True/False Adequate cleaning will lead to easier sterilization b/c it reduces present bioburden - ANSWER>>true

When must a control biological be ran? - ANSWER>>Daily or when a new lot number is present

When are biologicals placed for steam sterilization? - ANSWER>>Coldest point (drain line)

Where do you place biologicals for EtO sterilization? - ANSWER>>Approximately the center of the load

Where are biologicals placed for gas plasma sterilization? - ANSWER>>First shelf back of chamber

If no microorganisms survived, the biological test is the positive or negative? - ANSWER>>Negative

If microorganisms survive the biological test is considered positive or negative? - ANSWER>>posititve

If bacteria lives what color does the biological turn? - ANSWER>>yellow

When a BI tests positive you must... - ANSWER>>Determine why it failed and recall everything from that cycle and reprocess it

What should be in an incident report? - ANSWER>>-how the accident happened -where/ when it occurred -any witnesses -medical treatment given -any work time lost due to accident -description of corrective actions to prevent the recurrence of the accident

When should an incident report for an accident/injury be reported? - ANSWER>>immediately

What items can be disinfected? - ANSWER>>-surgical instrumentation -patient care equipment -other medical devices from all areas of the institution

When is disinfection used? - ANSWER>>When cleaning alone might not be enough to make an item safe for reuse or further handling without transmitting disease

Decontamination activites should not take place when - ANSWER>>clean activities are being performed (prep, packaging, and sterilization)

What kind of containers should sharps be kept in? - ANSWER>>impervious (puncture proof), and leak proof containers

Acrylic nails are... - ANSWER>>prohibited because the support the growth of microorganisms

How long should fingernails be kept? - ANSWER>>Short

Why should jewelry not be worn? - ANSWER>>cannot be easily cleaned can catch on equipment causing injury

True/false

eyewash stations must be available in the decontam area and in areas where disinfectants are being used and a hands free operation - ANSWER>>True

Is the use of PPE optional? - ANSWER>>no

PPE must not... - ANSWER>>permit blood or other potentially infectious materials to pass through or reach the employees work clothes, street clothes, undergarments, skin, eyes, mouth, or mucous membrane during the time of use

Individuals entering the area must... - ANSWER>>wear PPE

traffic in the decontamination area must be restricted to? - ANSWER>>individuals with job responsibilities in the area

Provisions for the cleaning of walls, vents, and drains should be made because... - ANSWER>>to inhibit he growth of microorganisms in the traps, prevent insects, prevent emission of noxious odors

How should the work flow in decontamination? - ANSWER>>clean to dirty areas with decontamination being the last area cleaned

Floors and work surfaces should be cleaned? - ANSWER>>daily in accordance to the policies and procedures

How many air exchanges should there be in the decontamination area? - ANSWER>>10 per hour

Air should be exhausted where? - ANSWER>>directly to the outside not recirculated

temp. and humidity should be monitored and documented daily, when it reaches above/below those standards what should you do? - ANSWER>>the discrepancies should be reported to the SPD manager or supervisor

What does cleaning and rinsing do? - ANSWER>>remove rather than kill microorganisms

What is the most important step in the decontamination process? - ANSWER>>cleaning followed by thorough rinsing

Before an instrument is cleaned what must be obtained? - ANSWER>>The manufacturer's IFU

What is the objective of decontamination? - ANSWER>>To make an item safe for reuse and/or further handing

Organic soils should not be able to dry on instruments, how can you accomplish this? - ANSWER>>1) Placing a towel moisteneed with water (not saline) over the instruments

  1. Using an instrument spray designed for pre treatment (enzymatic foam/ gel that adheres to the surface to begin breaking down soils)

When should sharps containers be changed? - ANSWER>>2/3 full to help prevent sharps injuries

What can the quality of water affect? - ANSWER>>1) how the detergent will work

  1. how much detergent is needed