CRCST Practice Test – Chapter 6 Regulations and Standards

IAHCSMM CRCST Practice Test – Chapter 6 Regulations and Standards. The CRCST Practice Test – Chapter 6 is a valuable resource designed to assess the knowledge and understanding of central service technicians regarding infection control and prevention principles.

This chapter is essential for understanding the regulatory framework and standards that govern sterile processing practices. Learn about the key organizations and agencies, such as OSHA, FDA, and AAMI, that set guidelines and requirements for healthcare facilities. Gain insights into the critical regulations and standards for sterilization, equipment maintenance, and documentation.

Chapter 6 highlights the critical role that central service technicians play in preventing and controlling the transmission of microorganisms. The practice test presents multiple-choice questions that mirror the format of the actual CRCST exam, challenging your understanding of the six elements of the chain of infection and your ability to identify modes of transmission, reservoirs, and factors influencing an individual’s susceptibility to infections.

CRCST Practice Test – Chapter 6

Chapter -1 Quiz
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CRCST Practice Test - Chapter 6

CRCST Practice Test - Chapter 6
Total Items: 30
Time Limit: N/A
Multiple Choice Quiz

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Which of the following is NOT a basic principle of asepsis?

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According to the CDC, how many hospitalized patients contract a hospital-acquired infection?

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Which of the following is an example of medical asepsis?

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What is the importance of personal hygiene and attire, including personal protective equipment, in preventing healthcare-associated infections?

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What is the role of central service in infection prevention?

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Which term is defined as microorganisms living on or in a host organism but not invading tissue or causing damage?

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Which of the following factors does NOT influence an individual's susceptibility to a microorganism?

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Which mode of transmission involves infectious agents being present in a vehicle such as food, blood, or water?

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What are common reservoirs of infection in a healthcare setting?

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a causative agent that makes it capable of causing disease?

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Which of the following surfaces should be cleaned at least daily in a central service department?

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Why should food and beverages not be allowed in the central service department work areas?

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What is the primary purpose of negative air pressure in the decontamination area of a central service department?

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Which of the following is NOT a reason to wear a face shield in the decontamination area?

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Why should long nails be avoided in a central service department?

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What is the proper order for donning PPE in the decontamination area?

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What is the purpose of wearing a fluid-resistant gown or jumpsuit in the decontamination area?

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Why is hand-washing critical before and after any meal and before and after using the restroom?

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In a central service department, what type of attire should be worn?

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What is the importance of personal hygiene for central service professionals?

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Why should artificial nails not be worn in a central service department?

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What is the purpose of hand hygiene in a central service department?

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Which of the following factors is essential for effective sterilization in a steam autoclave?

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What is the recommended method for sterilizing heat-sensitive items in a central service department?

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What is the difference between medical asepsis and surgical asepsis?

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What is the primary purpose of the central service department?

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According to the CDC, how many of every 100 surgical patients develop surgical site infections (SSIs)?

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Which of the following is an example of personal protective equipment (PPE)?

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What is the role of central service in infection prevention?

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How can the presence of moisture on sterile supplies lead to the contamination?

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