Free CCHT Exam Questions That Helps Candidates Pass

OSHA mandates contaminated laundry be bagged in leak-proof, labeled containers. Rinsing in sink (B) risks exposure. Carrying without PPE (C) is unsafe. Storing in patient rooms (D) violates infection control.

OSHA and CDC require gloves, gowns/aprons, and eye protection when exposure to blood is possible. Used dialyzers may contain residual blood; full PPE reduces transmission risk. Minimal or no PPE (B, C, D) is unsafe and noncompliant.

Normal conductivity with low pH indicates improper concentrate mixing (e.g., too much acid). It is not normal (B). Clotting (C) affects pressures, not pH. Disinfectant residue (D) is detected with specific tests, not pH. Treatment must not start until corrected.

CCHTs are mandatory reporters. Suspicion of abuse requires escalation to RN and proper authorities per policy. Confronting family directly (B) or ignoring (C) jeopardizes patient safety. Delaying (D) prolongs risk. Documentation must be factual and objective.

Dialyzer reprocessing chemicals require adequate ventilation. Poor airflow risks staff exposure, irritation, or toxicity. Hypotension (B), TMP (C), and infiltration (D) are unrelated to environment safety.