Download Bloodborne Pathogen Training Program Quiz

Bloodborne Pathogen Training
Program Quiz
Form Number/Rev #
EHS-00012-F6 R3
1. Bloodborne diseases are most often transmitted through:
a.
breaks in skin or mucous membranes
b.
inhalation
c.
absorption through the skin
d.
eating contaminated food or liquids
2. Which of the following are potentially infectious materials?
a.
blood
b.
body fluids with blood in them
c.
human tissue
d.
A&B
e.
all of the above
3. What are universal precautions?
a.
requiring employees to use caution around potentially infectious material
b.
treat all human blood and body fluids as if they contain bloodborne pathogen
c.
precautions used when you think an employee looks like they are the “type” to have some sort
of bloodborne disease
d.
all of the above
4. True or False? You can receive a vaccine to prevent HIV.
a.
true
b.
false
5. True or False? You have 14 days to report an exposure to contaminated fluids to the EHS Department.
a.
true
b.
false
6. True or False? Hand washing is only necessary after removing gloves if you touched contaminated material.
a.
true
b.
false
7. Once you have cleaned up contaminated material and placed it into the red bag, what do you do with it?
8. Describe a safe way to clean up broken glass that an employee has cut themself with.
9. If you have had an exposure to contaminated material, the potential ”infector” will be tested for HBV and HIV.
a.
true
b.
false
10. The HBV vaccine injections can prevent you from contracting AIDS.
a.
true
b.
false
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