Bloodborne Pathogens (Bjc)

1. A bloodborne pathogen is a microorganism present in the blood that could cause a disease.

True

False

2. All specimens of blood and body fluids should be put in a well-constructed container with a secure lid to prevent leaking during transport.

True

False

3. Hepatitis B is not as big of a concern to healthcare workers as HIV.

True

False

4. If there is a potential for splashes or spray of fluid during a procedure, your should wear

Mask, gloves

Gloves, face shield

Mask, gloves, face shield, eye protection, gown

Gown, eye protection, gloves

5. Hepatitis B is an inflammation of the liver caused by the HBV virus.

True

False

6. There is a new vaccine for Hepatitis C and HIV.

True

False

7. Bloodborne pathogens are transmitted

Through direct and indirect contact

Through droplets

Through a common vehicle such as contaminated fluid

All of the above

8. You can help protect yourself from exposure to bloodborne pathogens by

Concentrating on the task you are performing d) e)

Following universal precautions

Never bending or recapping needles

B and c

All of the above

9. Two of the symptoms of HBV include strong appetite and a lot of energy.

True

False

10. You will have symptoms of Hepatitis C within 10 days

True

False

11. To safely recap a needle, hold it firmly in one hand and carefully replace the cap with the other and then dispose in a sharps container.

True

False