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Bloodborne Pathogens
Completion of the survey is required by the school district
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1.
Human Immuniodeficiency Virus (HIV) is the only infectious disease carried by the blood that you should be concerned with.
(Required.)
True
False
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2.
Annual training is required for all employees who can reasonably anticipate contact with blood or other potentially infectious body fluids while at work.
(Required.)
True
False
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3.
The Exposure Control Plan manuals are located in each school’s administrative office and are available to every employee for viewing.
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True
False
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4.
The Hepatitis B virus can survive in dried blood for up to seven days.
(Required.)
True
False
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5.
Universal Precautions are to be used only when there is a chance of contacting the blood of a human at high risk for a blood borne disease.
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True
False
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6.
Good hand washing is the number one defense against transmission of disease.
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True
False
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7.
Transmission of blood borne pathogens can occur through: broken skin ( open sores, cuts), and by entering mucous membranes of the eyes, nose and mouth.
(Required.)
True
False
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8.
There is no need to wash your hands after removing your disposable gloves.
(Required.)
True
False
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9.
Hepatitis B Vaccine will protect you from all types of viral hepatitis.
(Required.)
True
False
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10.
If you have an exposure to blood borne pathogen while at work you need to contact your supervisor immediately.
(Required.)
True
False
11.
Indicate your school
Ashmore
Carl Sandburg
Central Office
Charleston High School
Charleston Middle School
Jefferson
Mark Twain
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12.
Please type in your name
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