A basic principle for all infection control practices is to work from _____ to _____. This means that you should touch unsoiled body sites before you touch contaminated areas.

Make sure that there is a sharps disposal container at _____ level and within reach of where you are using a sharp.

How are bloodborne pathogens generally transmitted from one person to another?

Employers are not required to make HBV vaccinations available to all workers who might have workplace exposure. Employers are not required to make HBV vaccinations available to all workers who might have workplace exposure. T or F

In a laboratory setting, when infectious materials or animals are present, what kind of signs must be posted on all doors?

What type of professionals are at a much higher risk for some of the most common infections and diseases in the United States because they come into contact with blood much more often than other professionals?

When should sharps containers should be emptied and changed in order to avoid overflowing?

Employers need to protect workers from bloodborne pathogens, as mandated by:

Certain times during the course of a procedure pose a higher risk for a sharps injury, so extra alertness and caution are necessary. T or F

Jackson is a scientist who specifically studies and researches diseases and infections. He is focusing on learning more about microorganisms that are typically transmitted through blood and can cause disease in humans, otherwise known as:

When an infection has a sudden and severe onset and short duration, it can be referred to as:

Prescription lenses are all the protection that is needed from spraying fluids. T or F

One of the three basic routes of exposure to bloodborne pathogens happens through the skin, which is referred to as: