A) reusable and preferably washable cotton gown with hood and boots covers made of low-permeability fabric B) reusable lint-free gown with hood and boots covers made of low-permeability fabric C) disposable lint-free gown with hood and boots covers made of low-permeability fabric D) disposable lint-free gown with separate hat or hoodie and boots covers made of highly permeability fabric
A) time required to break the sterile environment B) break between sterile compounding preparations C) the time between when a harmful chemical touches unprotected skin and starts breaching the skin D) maximum allowed time to make a preparations
A) assess PPE for degradation, breakthrough time, and permeability B) ensure PPE is compliant with standards of practice C) ensure PPE is lint-free and does not generate particulates D) ensure PPE has opening where the food or drinks can safely be consumed E) ensure PPE are in compliance with SDS and provides adequate and appropriate protection against hazards, the sterile environment, and the compounded preparation
A) the patient so to ensure process is done correctly B) authorized personnel only C) facility cleaning crew members D) Dr Hoover
A) pull the hood of the body suit over your head, if required B) wash hands and forearms C) sanitize hands with alcohol-based hand rub before donning sterile gloves D) all options are correct
A) you may keep wearing the same pair of gloves on indefinitely until you are done, as long as they are clean B) you may keep the body suit on indefinitely until you are done C) allow gloves to dry D) disinfect gloves with 30% Sterile IPA
A) false B) true
A) false B) true
A) clean it with napkin B) remove and replace body suit, gloves, and other affected PPE C) both A and B D) no corrective measure necessary
A) visual inspection of PPE looking for tears, abrasions, or notable contamination B) all options are correct C) routine microbial contamination testing of water used to wash hands D) performing fingertip touch test to make ensure staff competency maintaining sterility |