Types
MOST COMMON bloodborne virus that affects the liver
What is Hepatitis B?
BBPs are primarily transmitted through this type of contact
What is direct contact with infected blood or bodily fluids?
The best way to reduce the risk of BBP exposure is to wear these protective items
What are gloves, masks, and eye protections?
Virus that attacks the immune system, causes jaundice/ flu-like symptoms, and has no cure
What is HIV?
BBPs can enter the body through these types of openings
What are mucous membranes?
If you are exposed to a BBP, the first step you should take is this
What is wash the affected area immediately wit soap and water?
Condition that is associated with the latest stage of HIV
What is Aids?
Hep B survives outside the body for up to this many days in dried blood
What is seven days?
This protective prevention is given to all at risk staff in the workplace
This virus can only infect people who already have Hep B
What is Hepatitis D?
This organ provides an impermeable barrier against bloodborne pathogens
What is skin?
You find an open wound on your arm, what needs to be done immediately
What is clean and cover all cuts?
Disease usually transmitted through mosquito bites
What is Malaria?
This healthcare-related law protects employees from exposure to BBPs in the workplace
What is OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard?
When clearing up blood spills, you should use this type of container to dispose of contaminated materials
What is a biohazard container?