Sterile Processing CBSPD Test Questions with 1005 Complete Solutions, Rated to Pass

Decontamination Area Where soiled items are received and cleaned. *All levels for the same tray should be labeled w/a tag to identify the level number and set to which it belongs. Preparation and Packaging Area where cleaned items are inspected, assembled, and packaged. Sterilization Area where terminal sterilization is performed. Sterile Storage Area where sterile items are stored until needed. Sterile Stores where items for patient care from outside manufacturers are stored. Sometimes referred to as Medical Supply Distribution, Central Supply, or similar designation. Case Cart Area where sterile supplies (trays and/or sterile items from outside manufacturers) are kept and picked for surgical cases. Dispatch where sterile and clean items are dispensed. Loaner Area for the receipt and return of instruments borrowed for specialty procedures. Patient Care Equipment Clean-Up Area where patient care equipment is cleaned and disinfected. SPD Responsibilities providing dependable, reliable services to enhance the quality of patient care. Instruments sets, patient care equipment, and other medical devices must be processed and distributed in an accurate and timely manner so that patient care is not adversely affected. Work Flow how the work progresses through the department or processing area. *Dirty to Clean People Flow how people move through the department or processing area. *Clean to Dirty Traffic Control controlling access to SPD Ethics the discipline dealing with what is good and bad and with moral duty and obligation. Ethical Actions actions that conform to accepted and professional standards of conduct. Morals deal with or relate to principles of right and wrong behavior. Unethical Professional Conduct failure to conform to moral standards or policies. Professional Ethics principles of conduct governing an individual or group. American Medical Association (AMA) the most important organization related to healthcare ethics. Regulation a principle, rule, or law designed to control or govern behavior. Agencies that issue regulations EPA, FDA, OSHA and State health departments Standard an established norm determined by opinion, authority, research and/or theory. Recommended Practices statements of sound principles of practice based on scientific data and opinions of experts. Agencies that set standards AAMI, CDC Examples of recommended practices documents developed by IAHCSMM, SGNA, AORN Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Registers and regulates environmental disinfectants, controls emissions into the air and water, regulates the manufacture and sale of EO gas Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates all medical devices. MedWatch (recalls); approves reprocessing of single use devices; require IFU (instructions for use) Function of CS/SPD receives, cleans, decontaminates, assembles, inspects, disinfects, sterilizes reusable medical and surgical devices Sterile processing is A.K.A Central Material Service, Sterile Processing Service, Central Service, Sterile Processing Department Two groups that certify CBSPD (Cerification board for sterile processing and distribution, IAHCSMM (International association of healthcare central service material management) Chain of command chief operating officer, VP nursing, sterile processing manager, SPD lead tech, SPD processing tech, SPD inventory tech, SPD case cart tech Compliance w/a regulation is mandatory/required by law Confidentiality HIPAA (Health insurance portability and accountability act) the manufacturer performs ________ for a product, the facility end user performs _______. validation; verification Occupational Safety Health Administration (OSHA) protects workers; OSHA standards are required by law; sets occupational exposure limits for all chemicals in the workplace under mSDS (material safety data sheet); "right to know"; Emergency eyewash stations Responsible for regulating EO gas OSHA, EPA Ergonomics OSHA; fitting the job to the worker, prevent injuries before they occur Emergency eyewash stations available within 10 seconds/30 meters of chemicals; hands-free; test regularly and document, 0 4 gallons of water. Government Agencies EPA, FDA, OSHA NFPA National Fire Protection Association Center for Disease Control and prevention (CDC) voluntary; promotes health by preventing and controlling disease; publishes recommendations and guidelines; hand hygiene (15 second minimum); NO artificial nails; classifies medical devices according to Spaulding