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14. Which of the following is the most effective way to reduce infection risk from surgical
               instruments?
               A. Handwashing before and after handling instruments
               B. Sterilizing instruments in an autoclave
               C. Wiping instruments with alcohol after each use
               D. Using instruments only once and discarding them

               15. What is the recommended method for disinfecting non-critical patient care items?
               A. Autoclaving
               B. High-level chemical disinfection
               C. Intermediate-level disinfection
               D. Low-level disinfection with EPA-approved products


               16. According to OSHA, how should hazardous chemicals be labeled in a clinic?
               A. With a sticker including the date of arrival
               B. With a color-coded system that only staff understand
               C. Using the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) for labeling
               D. With handwritten notes in the supply room


               17. When handling bloodborne pathogens, which PPE should be used at a minimum?
               A. Gloves only
               B. Gloves and protective eyewear
               C. Gloves, gown, and face shield
               D. No PPE is needed if the patient is asymptomatic

               18. If an orthopaedic technologist accidentally sustains a needlestick injury, the first step should
               be:
               A. Finish the procedure and then report the incident later
               B. Immediately wash the area with soap and water
               C. Apply antibiotic ointment and ignore it if no symptoms occur
               D. Continue work and inform the supervisor at the end of the shift

               19. Which of the following best describes the purpose of an exposure control plan in a healthcare
               facility?
               A. To outline procedures for handling hazardous materials and potential exposure risks
               B. To document patient refusal of treatment
               C. To determine clinic hours and operational workflow
                D. To serve as a guideline for medication storage

               20. How often should staff training on infection control and safety procedures occur?
               A. Only when new staff members are hired
               B. Annually and when guidelines are updated
               C. Every five years
               D. When a staff member requests additional training
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