Chapter 20. The Role Of Central Service In Ancillary Department Support Review Quiz
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- 1.Technicians in the ______________ department performed safety inspections and functional tests on equipment
- A.
Materiel management
- B.
Infection control
- C.
Biomedical / clinical engineering
- D.
Facilities and maintencance
- 2.When patient equipment enters a healthcare facility, it must be safety checked by a __________ before it is cleared for patient use
- A.
Biomedical technician
- B.
Infection control committee member
- C.
Central service technician
- D.
Central service director
- 3.Which of the following require that preventive maintenance standards be established for medical equipment
- A.
Occupational safety and health administration
- B.
The joint commission
- C.
Association for the advancement of medical instrumentation
- D.
National institute for occupational safety and health
- 4.All patient care equipment that was dispensed for use must be considered __________and handled as such, regardless of its appearance
- A.
Sterile
- B.
Clean
- C.
Contaminated
- D.
Visibly soiled
- 5.Which of the following common items of patient care equipment limits the development of deep vein thrombosis and peripheral edema in immobile patients
- A.
Respiratory
- B.
Intermittent suction device
- C.
Sequential compression device
- D.
Defibrillator
- 6.Disposable components such as pads and tubing on patient care equipment should be
- A.
Discarded at the point of use
- B.
Be reprocessed for re-use
- C.
Discarded during preventive maintenace
- D.
Removed in the biological engineering department
- 7.Equipment should be inspected for obvious hazards such as cracked or frayed electrical cords
- A.
Only by trained biomedical engineering technicians
- B.
Only during preventive maintenance activities
- C.
Only when there are complaints from user department personnel
- D.
Whenever the equipment is inspected in central service
- 8.If an equipment malfunction causes harm to patients, it should be
- A.
Discarded immediately
- B.
Sent to the manufacturer for repair
- C.
Sequestered for inspection by occupational safety and health administration personnel
- D.
Returned immediately to the biomedical department
- 9.Patient care equipment should be stored in a _____________ condition
- A.
Ready to dispense
- B.
Ready to clean
- C.
Ready to inspect
- D.
Ready to sterilize
- 10.Patient care equipment is typically stored
- A.
In the biomedical engineering department
- B.
In patient units
- C.
In the central service department
- D.
In sterile storage areas of the materiel management department
- 11.The _________ requires that the healthcare facility report malfunctions of the medical devices that have contributed to the patient injury, illness and /or death to the manufacturer and the U.S. food and drug administration
- A.
Occupational safety and health administration patient safety act
- B.
Safe medical device act
- C.
Environmental protection agency patient security act
- D.
U.S. food and drug administration equipment notification act
- 12.Which of the following statements is correct
- A.
Patient care equipment tracking requires a computer
- B.
Patient care equipment should only be tracked if it has a value in excess of an amount specified by the facility
- C.
Tracking patient care equipment can prevent equipment shortages
- D.
Patient care equipment must only be tracked if its usage will be charged to patients
- 13.Equipment leasing and rental differ in the
- A.
Leasing involves purchase; rental does not require ownership
- B.
Equipment rental is usually done on a shorter-term basic than equipment leasing
- C.
Equipment leasing involves the most expensive equipment; equipment rental involves less expensive equipment
- D.
Equipment leasing is an operating expense; equipment rental does not have cost implication
- 14.Preventive maintenance is
- A.
Performed when a piece of equipment injuries a patient
- B.
Designed to identify potential problems before they occur
- C.
Performed when a user unit notices a problem
- D.
Done by central service before equipment is dispensed
- 15.The decision to use reusable or disposable instruments in procedure trays is determined by
- A.
Where the instruments will be used
- B.
The infection prevention department
- C.
Several factors including physician preference, storage and cost
- D.
Amount of items to be used and delivery schedule
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