bloodborne pathogens Flashcards
1
Q
examples of pathogens
A
west nile, syphillis, brucellosis, HIV, HCV, HBV
2
Q
what is the most common chronic blood borne infection?
A
HCV
3
Q
how long can HBV survive in dried blood and is there a vaccination?
A
1 week
yes
4
Q
which virus leads to aids?
A
HIV
5
Q
how often must training be provided?
A
annually (no cost)
6
Q
what must signs include?
A
have the biohazard symbol and an orange and red contrast
7
Q
ecp (exposure control plan) is what?
A
a plan to eliminate exposure, reviewed annually
8
Q
what is PPE
A
personal protective equipment
9
Q
how does exposure occur?
A
needle sticks
cuts
eyes
mouth
10
Q
what records do you need?
A
medical
raining
and sharps injury log
11
Q
how long are training records kept?
A
8 or 3
