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BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS TRAINING
QUIZ
After completing quiz, please send quiz to Lucy Austin at
Chaloner Middle School for documentation that you have
completed the training. All trainings must be completed
by September 17th.
T or F The term “Universal Precautions” refers to treating the
blood and body fluids of anyone as if they were known to
be infected with HBV, HIV, or other bloodborne pathogens.
T or F Hand washing is not required each time you remove your
gloves.
T or F It is not necessary to follow a safe procedure for glove
removal after contamination from infectious waste.
T or F The type of protective equipment appropriate for a given
task depends upon the degree of exposure you anticipate.
T or F HIV and HBV may be present in body fluids other than
blood.
T or F The Exposure Control Plan details ways you can substantially
reduce the risk of contracting a bloodborne disease on the
job.
T or F There is a cure for Hepatitis B.
T or F The Hepatitis B virus can live for up to a week on contaminated surfaces.
T or F Contaminated laundry should be placed in an appropriate bag or container
and laundered separately.