Most pathogen exposures occur through ____________.
All of the above
What are the NOTs of needles?
You should never break, bend, recap or remove a needle.
When was OSHA Standard 29 CFR 1910.1030 created?
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Most pathogen exposures occur through ____________.
All of the above
What are the NOTs of needles?
You should never break, bend, recap or remove a needle.
When was OSHA Standard 29 CFR 1910.1030 created?
1991
The needle stick safety and prevention act is from what year?
1999
Parenteral exposure is when pathogens enter the body through breaks in the skin or mucus membranes.
True
The Hepatitis B vaccine is ____ effective.
95%
Which of these are considered BBP (blood-borne pathogens)?
All of these are considered BBP
The three major viral threats are?
HIV, HBV, HCV
The employer provides PPE.
True
Contaminated laundry must be handled as little as possible and properly cleaned.
True
Dispose of contaminated sharps, such as glass or needles that have come into contact with blood in a red bio-hazard bag.
False
What is not allowed in exposed areas?
You are not allowed to eat, drink, touch contacts, smoke or apply cosmetics in exposed areas.
How many people in the US are living with HIV?
1 Million
The risk of BBP is relatively high.
False
The employer maintains PPE.
False
The source individual can be tested with or without consent.
False
Bio-hazard signs must be red, red-orange or black.
False
What are the action steps after an incident exposure?
report to appropriate person
clean the area
flush the eyes if needed
wash with soap & water
The needle stick safety and prevention act requires the use of safer needles and sharps containers.
True
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