Bloodborne Pathogen Safety

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Learn how to safely protect yourself from bloodborne pathogens in a health care setting.

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Date Taking Course*
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Test for Bloodborne Pathogen Safety
1. Bloodborne pathogens can only be spread through contact with a carrier's blood.*
- True
- False
2. To protect against an accidental spread, potentially contaminated materials such as needles and dressings should be disposed of in sealed and labeled proper bio-hazard container.*
- True
- False
3. Equipment should only be cleaned with approved disinfectant when it is visibly contaminated.*
- True
- False
4. Cuts and scrapes, or any broken skin, only needs to be covered if on the hands.*
- True
- False
5. Hands should be washed both before putting on and after removing gloves.*
- True
- False
6. Additional PPE (personal protection equipment) including a mask and/or apron may be needed if fluids can spray or splash on face or clothes.*
- True
- False
7. Spilled bodily fluids can be cleaned using hand soap and towels.*
- True
- False
8. If you are up to date on all possible vaccines you do not need to follow all infection control procedures to stay safe.*
- True
- False
9. An object may be removed directly from the trash if it is visible from the top.*
- True
- False
10. Disposable nylon or latex are the only approved gloves to protect against bloodborne pathogens.*
- True
- False
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