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Question 1 - 10 points * Multiple Choice

a. What are the most common bloodborne pathogens?

Ebola, H1N1 Swine flu, TuberculosisInfluenza, colds, pneumoniaMRSA, head lice, norovirusHepatitis B, Hepatitis C, HIV/AIDS

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Question 2 * 10 Points * Multiple Choice

b. Other potentially infectious materials (OPIM) include:

chemicals used to sanitize or disinfect surface areasblood or bodily fluids with visible bloodonly blood or bodily fluids that come from patients with diagnosed blood borne pathogens

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Question 3 * 10 Points * Multiple Choice

c. Certain standards of safety have been developed specifically to protect professionals who are at risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens. These are referred to as:

health care policiesstandard or universal precautionsstandard of care

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Question 4 * 10 Points * Multiple Choice

d. What is one of the reasons the Hepatitis B (HBV) virus is spread so easily?

The virus cannot be spread through blood or blood contact.The virus changes it's cellular structure too rapidly to allow prevention.The virus can live in dried feces outside of the body for up to 5 days in the right conditions.The virus can live in dried blood outside of the body for up to 7 or more days in the right conditions.

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Question 5 * 10 Points * True or False

g. Hepatitis B (HBV) can be prevented through vaccination.

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Question 6 * 10 Points * Multiple Choice

f. According to OSHA, what should be outlined in an organization's exposure control plan?

"Media and public exposure prevention methods, rate of infection, number of infected individuals, and college or vocational coursework in infection control.""Liability release documents for children and adults in the event of exposure, contact information for the local health department, preventative measures that were followed, and written instructions for use of PPE.)"General information on frequently seen pathogens, medical advice regarding the severity of certain infections, and the names of each employee's physician.""The plan must also describe how an employer will use engineering and work practice controls, personal protective clothing and equipment, employee training, medical surveillance, hepatitis B vaccinations, and other provisions."

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Question 7 * 10 Points * True or False

e. Soap and water is effective in disinfecting a work area that has been contaminated with blood or other body fluids.

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Question 8 * 10 Points * True or False

h. What are three general prevention methods for exposure to bloodborne pathogens?

Don't share needles or other items that may have human blood on them, practice protected sex (use of a condom), follow standard or universal precautions to minimize exposure risk.Wash hands often, cover your cough or sneeze into an elbow or tissue, visit a medical professional frequently.Keep a record of infected individuals, always wear personal protective equipment (PPE), report exposure incidents immediately.

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Question 9 * 10 Points * Multiple Choice

i. OSHA requires that all workers who may come into contact with blood or bodily fluids practice the following infection control practices at all times, with all people, regardless of their infection status:

Clean visible dirt and debris, dispose of waste materials outside of building, keep children from the area for 24 hoursPractice proper handwashing, use latex gloves, disinfect the environment, dispose of waste materials properlyClean visible bodily fluids, use undiluted bleach to disinfect area, notify parents, dispose of waste materials properlyCheck vaccination records of person, question their infection status, disinfect the environment, dispose of waste materials in garbage pail

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Question 10 * 10 Points * Multiple Choice

j. What is the difference between disinfecting and sanitizing?

Sanitizing cleans visible dirt and debris and disinfecting reduces the number of germs.Sanitizing reduces the most harmful germs while disinfecting reduces the least harmful germs.Sanitizing reduces the least harmful germs while disinfecting reduces the most harmful germs.Sanitizing reduces the number of germs on a surface and disinfecting eliminates nearly all of them.

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