1. What is the first step after a patient leaves the operatory?

Put on fresh gloves and remove disposables
Spray cavicide immediately
Remove gloves and exit the room

2. Which surfaces should be wiped down?

All contact surfaces: chair, light handle, tray, keyboard, etc.
Only the patient chair
Just the countertops

3. How long should Cavicide sit before wiping?

3 minutes (wet time)
30 seconds
No wait needed

4. What should be done with dirty instruments?

Taken to sterilization in a covered tray
Sprayed with water
Placed in the trash

5. Where do used barriers go?

Regular trash (unless visibly bloody)
Red biohazard bin always
Back in the drawer

6. What PPE should be worn during room breakdown?

Gloves, mask, eyewear
Gloves only
No PPE

7. How do you clean the vacuum trap?

Flush with line cleaner as scheduled
Use hot water only
Skip unless clogged

8. What should be checked before leaving the room?

Everything clean, stocked, barriers replaced
Chair is upright
Light is off

9. What solution is used to wipe the operatory?

Cavicide or similar disinfectant
Soap and water
Bleach spray

10. When is the best time to restock supplies?

Right after cleaning the room
During next patient
End of the day only