Bloodborne Pathogens

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Training about Bloodborne Pathogens Standards should be provided

How often should bloodborne pathogens training be done

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Once a month

Twice a year

When there is an incident

Annually

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Bloodborne pathogens include

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HIV, HBV, HCB and syphilis

Cancer and pnemonia

Diabetes, Heart disease

Any blood disease

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Infection with HIV is detected by

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The way someone looks

By a test for antibodies

By a blood test and the evidence of a fever greater than 101 F

The family members and close friends of the patient

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Personal protective equipment or PPE

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Is designed to assure the patient that they will not catch anything from you

Is only needed to be used when introducing yourself to the patient

Includes such things as gowns, masks and faceshields

Are not needed if you know that patient and their medical history

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Universal or Standard Precautions applies

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To blood or any body fluid that may contain blood

To sputum, urine, tears and sweat

To people that we know have infectious diseases

To different infectious patients

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Hepatitis B immunization

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Is given in 3 doses over 6 months

Will protect you against Hepatitis

Is only available once you are hired and have signed a declination form

Allows you to not worry about Bloodborne pathogens

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The Hepatitis B vaccine

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Is less than 20% effective and so it must be given multiple times

Is 96% effective after 3 doses

Provides some protection against HIV and HCV

Should only be given when there is an exposure

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Handwashing

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Is only necessary before eating

Should be done to the song "Staying Alive"

Is not needed if gloves are worn

Is the most effective means to prevent the transmission of disease

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Personal protective equipment

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Is purchased by the employee to make sure it fits

Is needed to protect against all possible chemical and bio hazards

Is optional if you can move fast and miss any blood squirts

Should be worn to protect against a possible exposure to infectous body fluids

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Disposable gloves

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Are washed dried and reused after they are powered

Provide protection against all chemicals as well as blood and body fluids

Are a good way to protect your hands from exposure to blood

Can be used twice if turned inside out

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Regulated waste

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Is waste that is contaminated with blood or body fluids

Can not be decontaminated and therefore must be burned

Includes anything that has touched or is used by a patient

Does not include sharp items, because they are disposed in a sharps container

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Transmission of HIV

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Is preventable with a vaccination

Is avoidable with masks and gowns

Can only occur if skin is exposed with a broken glove

Can occur through non-intact skin and mucous membranes

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