Chapter 18: bloodborn Pathogens

Question 1

common bloodborh pathogens

Answer 1

Hepatitas B and HIV

Question 2

Hepatitas B and HIV

Answer 2

common bloodborh pathogens

Question 3

Transmission of bloodborne pathosgens

Answer 3

direct contat with body or fluids, indirect, thouching something the fluid touched, airbore in coughs or snease, and recvving a bite from an infected animal

Question 4

direct contat with body or fluids, indirect, thouching something the fluid touched, airbore in coughs or snease, and recvving a bite from an infected animal

Answer 4

Transmission of bloodborne pathosgens

Question 5

best way to avoid bloodborne diseases

Answer 5

don’t do experiments involving bodily fluids, treat all fluids as if they were infectious

Question 6

don’t do experiments involving bodily fluids, treat all fluids as if they were infectious.

Answer 6

best way to avoid bloodborne diseases

Question 7

how long to keep medical reecords

Answer 7

Duration of employment, plus 30 years, records of training are kept for three years

Question 8

Duration of employment, plus 30 years, records of training are kept for three years

Answer 8

how long to keep medical records

Question 9

who’s in charge of cleaning up fluids?

Answer 9

the trained custodian

Question 10

the trained custodian