Universal Precautions
Pathogens
immunization
Clean Up
Recordkeeping and Policy
100
Topic: Universal Precautions 100

When it comes to universal precautions, the underlying assumption is everyone.
Who carries blood borne pathogens?
100
Topic: Pathogens 100

The three most common Blood Borne Pathogens

What are HIV, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C?
100
Topic: Immunization 100
Before an exposure.
When is the best time to get the Hepatitis B vaccine series?
100
Topic: Clean Up 100
The Boiler Room
Where would one find the blood clean up kit at Lake Shore?
100
Topic: Regulation and Policy 100

CP-0014
What is the Blood borne Pathogen Policy Number?
(and one of the most fascinating policies in the Doc Center)
200
Topic: Universal Precautions 200

Three types of PPE that protect wearers from pathogens.
What are gloves, masks and safety glasses or goggles?
Labcoats, aprons boots will as well, depending on the situation.
200
Topic: Pathogens 200

This is the most common occupationally acquired infection. It leads to chronic liver disease, liver cancer and death. It can survive for at least one week in dried blood.
What is Hepatitis B?
200
Topic: Immunizations 200
The number of shots in the Hepatitis B series.
What is three?
200
Topic: Clean Up 200
The cleaner that kills blood borne pathogens on non-porous surfaces.
What is Bleach?


200
Topic: Regulation and Policy 200

CP-0014-02
What is the Accidental Blood Contamination Exposure Report? Followup: When is this used?
300
Topic: Universal Precautions 300

Three ways of transmitting Blood Borne Pathogens (in the workplace)
Accidental puncture by a sharp object, such as a needle, broken glass, or other "sharps", contaminated with the pathogen.
Contact between broken or damaged skin and infected body fluids
Contact between mucous membranes and infected body fluids.
300
Topic: Pathogens 300

The bloodborne pathogen that attacks the body’s immune system, destroying the body’s ability to fight infection
What is HIV?
300
Topic: Immunizations 300
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
Hepatitis C (HCV)
Non A, Non B Hepatitis
Syphilis
Malaria
Babesiosis
Brucellosis
Leptospirosis
Arboviral infections
Relapsing fever
Creutzfeld-Jakob disease
Human T-lymphotrophic Virus Type 1
Viral hemorrhagic fever
Which Blood Borne Pathogens have no vaccine?

300
Topic: Clean Up 300

(614) 888-5700
What is the number for Serv-Pro when we need someone to clean up blood from the carpet?
300
Topic: Regulation and Policy 300

30
What is the number of years that we will keep exposure reports?
400
Topic: Universal Precautions 400

What is the symbol for biohazard?
400
Topic: Pathogens 400

Three symptoms of a bloodborne disease.
What are (any of the following:)

Flulike Symptoms
- Fever, Aches and Pains

Stomach Problems

aches and pains, nausea, vomiting or diarrhea.
Fatigue (that lingers)
Weight Loss
Unexplained & rapid

Jaundice
400
Topic: Immunization 400
What is 24 hours after exposure?
What is the open window for vaccination against Hepatitis B after an exposure.
(Effectiveness is still less than when one gets it before exposure.)
400
Topic: Clean Up 400

Regulated Waste
What is blood waste called when it is drippable

(but not from feminine hygeine products?)

400
Topic: Regulation and Policy 400

Hand Washing


What is the first thing that you need to do after removing gloves after a blood exposure?
500
Topic: Universal Precautions 500

The best use of pudding in a company that has a wellness program.
What is practicing glove removal?
500
Topic: Pathogens 500

Touching an infected person
Coughing or sneezing
Using the same equipment, materials, toilets, water fountains or showers as an infected person.
What are 3 ways that bloodborne pathogens are not transmitted?
500
Topic: Immunization 500
Form CP-00140-01

Clipart courtesy FCIT
What is the Hepatitis B Vaccination Declination Form.
This is the form that everyone who opts out of Hepatitis B vaccination must complete.
500
Topic: Clean Up 500

Steve, Brian, Betsey, Caroline, Cindy, Rob, Mike, John
Who are the only people in the building who have been trained in blood clean up procedures?
500
Topic: Regulation and Policy 500

This is the most important thing you must do if exposed to another person's bodily fluids while at Lake Shore.
(And you need to do it as soon as humanly possible.)
What is get medical attention?