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IAHCSMM Chapter 13

front 1

False

back 1

Gauze squares are the wicking material of choice for instrument sets

front 2

False

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Temperatures in a sterile storage area should be 55-60F

front 3

True

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Sterile packages should be stored no lower than 8-10 inches from the floor

front 4

True

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All rigid sterilization containers have tamper evident seals

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True

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Cellulose materials cannot be processed within a gas plasma sterilizer

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False

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Reusable textile packaging requires less labor than disposable packaging

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True

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Aluminum foil is an acceptable packaging material for dry heat sterilization

front 8

False

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Because shelf-life is event-related, stock rotation is no longer necessary

front 9

FIFO

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A method of stock rotation that ensures that older items are used first

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2 Hours

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Minimum amount of time that packaging materials should be held at room temperature and at 35%-70% relative humidity before sterilization

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Sequential

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Flat wrapping technique that applies one wrap on top of another to create a package within a package

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FDA

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Government agency that regulates sterilization packaging materials

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Spunbond Polyolefin

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This type of packaging contains no cellulosic materials and would be used to package small items for low temperature sterilization

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Aluminum Foil

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This type of packaging can be used in dry heat sterilization but is not recommended for other types of sterilization

front 15

Plastic

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When using paper/plastic pouches, package content information should be written on this side of the pouch

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Paperclips

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This is NOT an acceptable method of package closure

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Reusable

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Muslin is an example of this type of packaging material

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7.2 pounds

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Maximum density recommended per cubic foot of a linen pack

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Class II

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The FDA classifies sterilization packaging as a ___

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Muslin

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Which of the following is NOT an acceptable sterilization packaging material? Muslin, Barrier Cloth, Canvas, Twills.

front 21

Allow air removal

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steam penetration and facilitate drying,Wicking materials are used to:

front 22

Paper to plastic

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When arranging plastic-paper pouches in the sterilizer, the pouches should be arranged:

front 23

Less than 75%

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The relative humidity of the Central Service department should be:

front 24

Low temperature

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Some plastics including formulations of spun-bonded polyolefin are intended for use solely in these sterilization processes:

front 25

Unlock the handles open the instruments

back 25

When placing ring-handled instruments in an instrument tray, you should: