Bloodborne Pathogens (BPP) Training ESAMS Questions and Answers Latest Version 100% Pass

Bloodborne Pathogens (BPP) Training ESAMS Questions and Answers Latest Version 100% Pass What is the main purpose of bloodborne pathogens (BBP) training? A. To learn CPR techniques B. To reduce the risk of exposure to infectious materials C. To improve public speaking D. To identify skin allergies Which of the following fluids may contain bloodborne pathogens? A. Sweat B. Blood C. Tears D. Saliva after brushing What does the term "universal precautions" mean? A. Treating all human blood and certain body fluids as if they are infectious B. Using safety steps only in hospitals 2 C. Wearing gloves once a month D. Only testing patients for infections Which virus is commonly transmitted through blood exposure? A. Hepatitis B B. Influenza C. Strep throat D. Chickenpox How can bloodborne pathogens enter your body? A. Through cuts, eyes, or mucous membranes B. By standing near someone coughing C. Through food D. By hearing loud noises What should you do immediately after a needlestick injury? A. Cover it with makeup B. Wash the area with soap and water and report it 3 C. Keep it secret D. Ignore it and finish your shift What is the best way to prevent exposure to BBPs? A. Use personal protective equipment (PPE) correctly B. Share gloves C. Avoid handwashing D. Skip training Why is handwashing important after removing gloves? A. Because gloves may have small tears or contamination B. To make your hands look clean C. To remove fingerprints D. For odor control Which item is considered personal protective equipment (PPE)? A. Gloves B. ID badge 4 C. Uniform D. Notebook When should PPE be worn during a task? A. Only during inspections B. Only if gloves match your outfit C. Anytime there is a risk of exposure to blood or bodily fluids D. Never, if you’re fast What should be done with contaminated sharps after use? A. Place them in an approved sharps