Student knowledge-check quiz for the OSHA General Industry bloodborne pathogens outreach deck.
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· 2 pages · by U.S. Department of Labor, OSHA (with the OTIEC Outreach Workgroup)
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10-hour General Industry Outreach
- Name: ___
- Date: ___
- Knowledge Check: Bloodborne Pathogens
- 1. Bloodborne pathogens can be transmitted by ___.
- a. sexual intercourse or intravenous drug use
- b. rubbing an eye after coming in contact with potentially infectious material
- c. potentially infectious material coming in contact with inflamed acne or sunburn blisters
- d. all of the above
- 2. Employees should use PPE when ___.
- a. there is a reasonable anticipation of contact with blood or OPIM
- b. cleaning up spills
- c. responding to an emergency
- 3. Which of the following is an example of a work practice control?
- a. Spill kits
- b. Accessible handwashing stations
- c. Proper decontamination of spill areas
- d. Red hazardous waste bags
- 4. Which of the following is a standard precaution for workers exposed to bloodborne pathogens?
- a. Treat all liquids as hazardous for HIV
- b. Treat all blood and bodily fluids of patients as potentially infectious materials
- c. Test all blood and unknown bodily fluids for HIV after spills
- d. Label unknown liquids with hazard signs
- 5. Hepatitis B is an inflammation of which body organ?
- a. Kidney
- b. Lungs
- c. Larynx
- d. Liver
- 6. In the event of an exposure incident, which following action should be taken first?
- a. Notify appropriate personnel
- b. Wash the area thoroughly
- c. Seek medical treatment
- d. Complete an incident or accident report
- Created by OTIEC Outreach Workgroup 03.01.2017
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10-hour General Industry Outreach
- 7. Which of the following actions can help prevent exposure to bloodborne pathogens?
- a. Wearing latex gloves
- b. Wearing goggles
- c. Washing hands
- d. All of the above
- 8. A vaccine is only available for which of the following major bloodborne pathogen viruses?
- a. HIV
- b. Hepatitis B
- c. Hepatitis C
- d. No vaccines are available for any of the three major BBP viruses
- 9. Which of the following are potential routes of entry for bloodborne pathogens?
- a. Mucous membranes of the eyes, nose, and mouth
- b. Non-intact skin
- c. Penetration by a contaminated sharp object
- Knowledge Check: Bloodborne Pathogens
- Created by OTIEC Outreach Workgroup 03.01.2017
