The Safety Review Quiz For Employees!

TB is most commonly spread by…

• Contact with blood (for example, open wounds)

• Contact with bodily fluids

• Coughing, sneezing, talking

• Contaminated needle stick

A positive result from your initial TB screening means:

• You are definitely infected with Tuberculosis and must seek immediate treatment and quarantine.

• You will be required to have a chest X-ray. On all future testing dates, you will fill out a questionnaire.

• Positive means OK so you have definitely not been infected with / exposed to TB.

In the event of a building evacuation you should:

• Clock out and go home where it’s safe

• Stand at least 300 feet away from the building and out of roadways

• Exit the building and wait by the door to assist everyone outside

• Stop, drop, and roll!

Universal precautions are government guidelines for the prevention of the spread of blood-borne pathogens such as HIV, HepB, and HepC through the use of “protective barriers”.  A Category I job must use universal precautions:

• At all times in the performance of job duties

• Never, Category I jobs have no exposure potential while performing their job

• At their discretion, only if they feel the need to wear protective items

In case of fire,  you should:

• Isolate it, call Code Red, and start to evacuate the building

• Call Code Red, go to the break area for instructions

• Evacuate the building, assist those in need, do not forget your valuables

List the 8 Emergency Code colors/names and their meaning.