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Stericycle Bloodborne Pathogens Training

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QUESTION 1

what does PACT stand for?

ANSWER

Protect, Act, Clean, Tell

QUESTION 2

What should an exposure plan contain

ANSWER

Job classifications with high probability of exposure; A list of tasks are associated with exposure; How to comply with the plan; Post exposure prophylaxis plan

QUESTION 3

What biologic substances could contain blood and bloodborne pathogens?

ANSWER

saliva, semen, vaginal secretions, urine

QUESTION 4

what are universal procautions to prevent injury

ANSWER

treat all biologic liquids as if they are hazardous; do not eat, drink, or smoke in any area that may contain blood or blood-containing material

QUESTION 5

what protective clothing should you wear?

ANSWER

shoe covers, goggles, face shield, vinyl gloves, gown, apron, lab coat, cap, hood

QUESTION 6

what should you do with open cuts when working with potential sources of blood

ANSWER

keep cuts, abrasions, mucous membranes and areas of dermatitis covered

QUESTION 7

if you have a reasonable chance of coming into contact with blood or blood-containing materials, what vaccine can you request

ANSWER

hepatitis B

QUESTION 8

how often is BBP training reviewed

ANSWER

once a year

QUESTION 9

what is the most common scenario for health care personnel acquiring a blood borne pathogen?

ANSWER

getting stuck by a sharp object

QUESTION 10

should you ever recap a needle in a health care environment?

ANSWER

no!

QUESTION 11

where and how should you place needles, if no special protective needle sheath is included, once you are done using them?

ANSWER

place the needle in sharps without cap

QUESTION 12

how do you prevent others from becoming exposed

ANSWER

disposing of initial exposure materials

QUESTION 13

examples of initial exposure materials

ANSWER

biohazard bags, sharps containers

QUESTION 14

How do you deal with exposure to BBP?

ANSWER

remove protective gloves properly, wash hands well after removing gloves, rinse mouth with water if necessary, irrigate your eyes if necessary, tell your supervisor what has happened

QUESTION 15

what is the most effective method of treating a bloodborne pathogen

ANSWER

washing the area with soap and water

QUESTION 16

what do you use to wipe up large amounts of blood

ANSWER

absorbent materials

QUESTION 17

what do you use on contaminated surfaces?

ANSWER

surface disinfectant cleaner

QUESTION 18

where do you dispose of cleaning materials and PPE

ANSWER

biohazard bags

QUESTION 19

what should you always do before cleaning

ANSWER

put on protective equipment

QUESTION 20

when you need to tell someone, what form do you fill out?

ANSWER

OSHA

QUESTION 21

what is the first priority of exposure to BBP

ANSWER

minimize your chance of infection by washing with soap and water, clean wound with antiseptic

QUESTION 22

what is the second priority of exposure to BBP

ANSWER

report and document exposure

QUESTION 23

what is the third priority of exposure to BBP

ANSWER

determine need for post exposure prophylaxis and contact your medical provider

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