Employee/Occupational Health Flashcards
Diarrheal disease
Acute Stage: Restrict from contact with patient, patient’s surroundings, or food handling.
Convalescent Stage: Restrict from care of high risk patients
Hepatitis A
Restrict from contact with patient, patient’s environment, and food handling
Hepatitis B
not performing exposure-prone procedures: No restriction; refer to state regulations
performing exposure prone procedures: do not perform exposure-prone invasive procedures until counsel from expert review panel; refer to state regulations
Herpes simplex
Genital: No restrictions
Hands (herpetic whitlow): restrict from contact with patient and patient’s surroundings
Orofacial: evaluate need to restrict from care of high-risk patients
HIV
Do not perform exposure-prone invasive procedures until review from expert panel
Observe standard precautions
Refer to state regulations
Measles, active
exclude from duty until 7 days after the rash appears
Measles, post-exposure
exclude from work from 5th day after first exposure, through 21st day after last exposure, or until 4 days after rash appears
Mumps, active
exclude from duty until 9 days after parotitis
Mumps, post-exposure
exclude from 9th day after first exposure through 26th day after last exposure, or until 9 days after onset of parotitis
Pertussis, active
exclude from duty from beginning of catarrhal stage through 3rd week after onset of paroxysms or until 5 days after start of effective therapy
Pertussis, post-exposure asymptomatic personnel
no exclusion, treat with prophylaxis
Pertussis, post-exposure symptomatic personnel
exclude from duty until 5 days after effective therapy
Rubella, active
exclude from duty until 5 days after rash appears
Rubella, post-exposure susceptible personnel
exclude from duty from 7th day after first exposure through 21st day after last exposure
Varicella, active
exclude from duty until all lesions dry and crust