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15 Cards in this Set
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The FDA classifies sterilization packaging as a |
Class II medical device |
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Which of the following is NOT an acceptable sterilization packaging material? |
Canvas |
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Wicking material are used to: |
Allow air removal, steam penetration and facilitate drying |
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When arranging plastic-paper pouches in the sterilizer, the pouches should be arranged: |
Paper-to-plastic |
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The relative humidity of the central service department should be: |
Less than 75% |
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Some plastic including formulations of spun-bonded polyolefin are intended for use solely in these sterilization processes: |
Low temperature |
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When placing ring-handled instruments in an instrument tray, you should: |
Unlock the handles and open the instruments |
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Gauze squares are the wicking material of choice for instrument sets. |
False |
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Temperature in a sterile storage area should be 55'-60'f. |
False |
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Sterile packages should be stored no lower than 8-10 inches from the floor. |
True |
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All rigid sterilization containers have a tamper evident seals |
True |
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Cellulose material cannot be processed within a gas plasma sterilizer. |
True |
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Reusable textile packaging requires less labor than disposable packaging. |
False |
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Aluminum foil is an acceptable packaging material for dry hear sterilization. |
True |
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Because shelf-life is event-related, stock rotation is no longer necessary. |
False |