Osha

Question 1

Engineering controls

Answer 1

Structural and mechanical devices
Hand washing facilities, eyewash stations, sharps containers, biohazard signs

Question 2

Work practice controls are behaviors intended to make engineering controls effective

Answer 2

Sharps containers, hand washing, waste removal, universal precautions

Question 3

Hand washing must be done

Answer 3

Visible contamination
Between each patient

Question 4

PPE

Answer 4

Gloves
Gowns and laboratory coats
Face shields or masks
Eye protection

Question 5

Post exposure

Answer 5

Direct contact with blood
exposure prophylaxis

Question 6

Opim (other potentially infectious materials)

Answer 6

Urine
Stool
Semen
Saliva

Question 7

Universal precautions

Answer 7

Universal precautions requirement to observed to prevent contact with blood or OPIM

Question 8

12,000 healthcare workers get HBV

Answer 8

220 die per year

Question 9

1 in 250 people

Answer 9

Get HIV

Question 10

Other infectious pathogens

Question 11

HIV stays on skin

Answer 11

For 1-3 days

Question 12

HBV stays on skin

Answer 12

7 days

Question 13

Define osha

Answer 13

federal agency that regulates occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens and OPIMS

Question 14

OSHA

Answer 14

occupational safety and health administration

Question 15

Primary purpose

Answer 15

to enforce procedures that limit exposure to BP for those employees who are at risk.

Question 16

Bloodborne pathogens

Answer 16

are disease producing microorganisms in the blood that can cause disease in humans

Question 17

Whats the #1 blood pathogen in hospital is needlestick