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q what is inertizationthe process of inertization involves mixing waste with cement and other substances before disposal in order to minimize the
q explain about microwave irradiationmost micro-organisms are destroyed by the action of microwave of a frequency of about 2450 mhz and a wavelength
wet and dry thermal treatmentwet thermal treatment it is based on exposure of shredded infectious waste to high temperature high pressure steam it is
q what is chemical disinfectionchemicals are added to waste to kill or inactivate the pathogens it contains this treatment usually results in
q incineration treatment technologies for health-care wasteit used to be the method of choice for most hazardous health-care wastes and is still
q treatment and disposal technologies for health-care waste1 incineration2 chemical disinfection3 wet and dry thermal treatment4 microwave
q waste produced during surgical processregular garbageregular garbage generated from clerical office procedures or kitchen waste should be disposed
q explain waste produced during surgical processsome of the waste products produced during a surgical process are dressings sponges gloves or other
management of waste amalgam and wastes containing mercuryas all of us know that amalgam is used for restorations very widelyan operator of a dental
waste generated is termed as biomedical waste which means a waste that may contain human pathogens of sufficient virulence and in sufficient
when resheathing needles simple precautions to prevent injuries are to1 use only one hand to scoop the cap2 hold the sheath with a hemostat suggested
needlesticksharp instrument injuries are of major concern to health care workers all of the significant exposures reported in the academic year
pre-procedural mouth rinsepatients use of a an anti-microbial mouthwash of 012 chlorhexidine gluconate solution for 30 seconds prior to intra-oral
q explain intraoral barrier techniquesrubber dama rubber dam is used whenever possible for improved vision and access and to reduce dental personnels
q what we need underglovesthese are a cotton glove worn under the treatment glove for those operators experiencing discomfort to the skin on the
q explain about utility glovesbecause of the increased risk of percutaneous injury during instrument cleaning 100 of the faculty incidents reported
location of overgloves- taped to the sides of the mobile cabinets for procedures such as patient examination and charting during non-aerosol
q why we use overglovesovergloves are used whensupplies or equipment are retrieved or returned to the dispensary or from the unit mobilethe operator
q what do you mean by overglovesthe purpose of these gloves is to use time more efficiently and to protect the skin on the hands through minimizing
q use of examination glovesexamination gloves - latex vinyl nitrile neoprenegloves are worn whenever contact with blood saliva mucous membranes or
q use of gloves as personal protective equipmentgloves are task specific the different types of gloves worn in the dental office arei examination
q use of protective eyewear as personal protective equipmentprotective lenses must be worn by dental personnel1 when performing procedures that can
q use of masks as personal protective equipmentmasks are to be worn when procedures that result in aerosol production are performed protection from
q explain barrier techniques - protective clothingprotective outerwear is worn to reduce exposure to debris in spatter clinic jackets should have
q explain barrier techniques - personal protective equipmentthe use of personal protective equipment ppe - clothing masks eyewear and gloves - is