Bloodborne Pathogens Flashcards
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- What are bloodborne pathogens?
- What are the three bloodborne pathogens of greatest concern?
- What OSHA standard covers bloodborne pathogens?
- Is blood the only bodily fluid that can contain bloodborne pathogens?
- Which bloodborne pathogen is NOT transmitted through blood: Hepatitis B, HIV, or Influenza?
- What are universal precautions?
- What is the primary purpose of PPE in the context of bloodborne pathogens?
- What types of PPE are used for bloodborne pathogen protection?
- Is it safe to recap needles after use if done carefully?
- How often must bloodborne pathogens training be provided to employees?
- Is a vaccination available for Hepatitis B?
- Is there a vaccine for Hepatitis C or HIV?
- What is a common symptom of Hepatitis B infection?
- Do protective gloves eliminate the need for handwashing after blood exposure?
- What is NOT recommended after a needlestick injury?
- What is the correct procedure for cleaning up a blood spill?
- Can bloodborne pathogens only be transmitted through visible blood?
- How often must an Exposure Control Plan be updated?
- Do only direct-contact healthcare workers need bloodborne pathogen training?
- Approximately how many known bloodborne pathogens exist?
- What is NOT a transmission route for bloodborne pathogens in the workplace?
- What is secondary transmission?
- What type of exposure incident is most likely to result in transmission of a bloodborne pathogen?
- How long can Hepatitis B virus survive in dried blood on surfaces?
- What percentage of needlestick injuries can result in Hepatitis B transmission if the person is not vaccinated?
- What is the risk of HCV infection following percutaneous exposure?
- What is an Exposure Control Plan (ECP)?
- What are engineering controls in the context of bloodborne pathogens?
- Are disposable gloves considered an engineering control?
- When should sharps containers be replaced?
- What should you do if blood splashes into your eyes?
- What is the best type of glove to use if you are allergic to latex?
- What must healthcare providers do immediately after removing and discarding used PPE?
- What are personal eyeglasses considered as in the context of BBP protection?
- What is the first step if you are accidentally exposed to bloodborne pathogens through a cut?
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