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CNT WRITTEN EXAM VERSION 3 NEWEST 2025/2026
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
A+||BRAND NEW VERSION!!
The most common incidents in any type of business are:
Blood spills Heat lamp malfunctions Trips and falls Exposure to toxic chemicals - ANSWER-Trips and falls
The Hepatitis B virus can remain viable (can still cause infection) on countertops and other clinic surfaces for how long?Up to 7 days.12-16 days.20-30 days.90-120 days. - ANSWER-Up to 7 days.
Acute Hepatitis C symptoms include:
dark urine.shoulder pain.dark colored stools. 1 / 3
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extreme thirst - ANSWER-dark urine.
Which of the following health care associated infectious agents remains viable on surfaces the longest?
- Mycobacterium abscessus (MOT).
- HIV.
- Hepatitis B.
- Influenza virus. - ANSWER-a. Mycobacterium abscessus (MOT).
One strategy that can help prevent cross infections of Staph and Strep
in the acupuncture office includes:
- Avoiding acupuncture and related procedures in areas of draining
- washing hands with soap and water in the morning before seeing
- the proper use of sharps containers for used needles and lancets. -
wounds or pimple-like lesions.
patients. c. soaking blood-stained laundry in disinfectants for 24 hours.
ANSWER-a. Avoiding acupuncture and related procedures in areas of draining wounds or pimple-like lesions.
In terms of patient-to-patient cross infections, casual contact between patients or between patients and the practitioner such as hugging and
contact with clothing etc. are:
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- should be avoided completely.
- more critical than the immediate isolation of sharps.
- frequent causes of such infections. - ANSWER-a. of no concern.
A _______ infection is an infection that is acquired in a health care setting.Idiopathic Pathogenic Nosocomial Autogenous - ANSWER-Nosocomical
T/F: the Hep B vax is required to be offered to all healthcare workers by
their employer - ANSWER-True
Which bloodborne pathogen is most easily passed through sharing a razor?
HCV HBV HAV
HIV - ANSWER-HBV
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