Exposure Control Plan

Question 1

_______respirators are to be used during incidents of suspected fentanyl use.

Answer 1

P100

Question 2

Fire stations with one washing machine should rinse the machine with _______and one-half cup ________ after cleaning contaminated uniforms.

Answer 2

hot water, bleach

Question 3

Employees must utilize _______ when obtaining IV access.

Answer 3

Chux Pads

Question 4

The command,__________ is used to alert other employees on scene that the sharps are properly disposed.

Answer 4

“Sharps away”

Question 5

“____________” is used when handing off a sharp to another employeefor disposal. Eye contact must be made with both employees, with the sharp pointing down, during the transfer and before proper disposal.

Answer 5

“Passing sharps”

Question 6

The ____________ ensures that no infectious waste is left at the incident scene and shall be disposed at the hospital.

Answer 6

officer in charge (OIC)

Question 7

Pathogen transmission can be in the form of:

Answer 7

Airborne droplet or nuclei (particle) transmission,
direct or indirect physical contact,
fecal-oral and/or vector-borne transmission.

Question 8

Chain of infection:

Answer 8

Infectious agent
Reservoir
Portal of exit
Mode of transmission
Portal of entry
susceptible host

Question 9

OSHA defines an infectious disease exposure as:

Answer 9

“a specific eye, mouth, other mucous membrane, non-intact skin, or parenteral contact with blood or other potentially infectious materials that results from the performance of an employee’s duties.”

Question 10

A _________ bloodborne exposure is defined as blood or body fluid contact with intact skin for less than 30 minutes.

Answer 10

“Non-Risk”

Question 11

Blood or body fluid exposure to intact skin for a period longer
than 30 minutes, is termed a________ exposure

Answer 11

“Risk”

Question 12

Post infectious disease actions-Notify the on duty SAFO and provide the following details:

Answer 12

i. Hospital destination.
ii. Source patient name, medical record number, trauma name, and
date of birth.
iii. Employees shall provide a contact number and must answer
any phone calls from SAFO, ICPO, and IDP.
iv. Employees must submit the Infectious Disease Exposure
Report (FRD-314) to the SAFO.
v. If an infectious disease exposure is due to a needlestick or animal
bite, an Injury Packet must be submitted to the SAFO.