Question 1

ABC analysis

Options :

A : all costs incurred to purchase a specific item from point of authorization through its disposal

B : number of times per year that inventory is purchased, consumed, and replaced

C : strategy that imposes higher controls on relatively few items with greatest value and least on items with lowest value

D : percentage of items available when an order is placed

E : nude pact, a bare agreement, that lacks the consideration to form a valid contract

Answer: C

Question 2

Both AORN and the Joint Commission recommend that:

Options :

A : the use of flash sterilization be minimized or decreased

B : should not be flash sterilized

C : they have no protective wrapping

D : Cannot be flash sterilized

E : not

Answer: A

Question 3

halogens

Options :

A :

highlevel disinfectant with a noxious odor used for endoscopes

B : highlevel disinfectant that is considered very user friendly

C : intermediatelevel disinfectants that include chlorine and iodophors

D : the study of microorganisms

E : Most states follow the principles of this rule and hold lawyers responsible for the unethical conduct of paralegals and other nonlawyers who work for them., , Recent revisions to the Comments to Model Rule 5.3 confirm that this rule applies to paralegals and other nonlawyers outside the firm who are retained to assist the lawyer and states that the extent of the lawyer-s oversight depends on the circumstances, including the education, experience and reputation of the nonlawyer; the nature of the services involved; the terms of any arrangements concerning the protection of client information; and the legal and ethical environments of the jurisdictions in which the services will be performed.

Answer: C

Question 4

Fungi

Options :

A : The microorganism that causes an infectious disease.

B : A large group of plantlike organisms including molds, mushrooms, and yeasts without chlorophyll.

C : The place where an infectious agent (microorganism) can survive.

D : An individual who harbors and disseminates specific pathogenic microorganisms without manifesting any clinical symptoms, and who serves as an intermediary in the transfer of diseases to a susceptible person.

E : unwilling to prosecute (a crime); prosecutor-s discretion not to file charges in a particular case

Answer: B

Question 5

Carrier

Options :

A : The path by which an infectious agent leaves the reservoir.

B : An individual who harbors and disseminates specific pathogenic microorganisms without manifesting any clinical symptoms, and who serves as an intermediary in the transfer of diseases to a susceptible person.

C : The method of transfer of an infectious agent from the reservoir to a susceptible host.

D : The path used by an infectious agent to enter a susceptible host.

E : malpractice

Answer: B

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