HAZWOPER 40 LESSON 20 QUIZ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS |
HAZWOPER 40 STUDY GUIDE & PRACTICE TEST 2026/2027
Using safer techniques like self-sheathing needles instead of recapping needles with both hands -
✔✔Many needlesticks and other cuts can be prevented by:
Hepatitis B - ✔✔(blank) vaccine has been available since 1982.
- ✔✔Post exposure treatment is (blank) recommended for all occupational exposures to HIV.
Various unions representing healthcare employees - ✔✔In September 1986, OSHA was petitioned by
whom to develop an emergency temporary standard to protect employees from occupational exposure
to bloodborne diseases?
The type of exposure - ✔✔Following the body fluid exposure, the risk of infection can vary with factors
such as:
Minimize the risk of disease transmission - ✔✔The provisions of the Standard were based on the
agency's determination that a combination of engineering and work practice controls, personal
protective equipment, training, medical surveillance, hepatitis B vaccination, signs and labels, and other
requirements would:
The exposure risk and whether the source is likely to be infected with a bloodborne pathogen - ✔✔If
the source individual cannot be identified or tested, decisions regarding follow-up should be based on:
Hepatitis B virus (HBV), hepatitis C virus (HCV), human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) - ✔✔Workers who
have occupational exposure to blood and OPIM are at risk from bloodborne pathogens, including:
- ✔✔Post exposure treatment is not recommended for all occupational exposures to HIV because:
Employing safer techniques and using appropriate barriers - ✔✔Exposure risk can be reduced by:
HAZWOPER 40 STUDY GUIDE & PRACTICE TEST 2026/2027
Using safer techniques like self-sheathing needles instead of recapping needles with both hands -
✔✔Many needlesticks and other cuts can be prevented by:
Hepatitis B - ✔✔(blank) vaccine has been available since 1982.
- ✔✔Post exposure treatment is (blank) recommended for all occupational exposures to HIV.
Various unions representing healthcare employees - ✔✔In September 1986, OSHA was petitioned by
whom to develop an emergency temporary standard to protect employees from occupational exposure
to bloodborne diseases?
The type of exposure - ✔✔Following the body fluid exposure, the risk of infection can vary with factors
such as:
Minimize the risk of disease transmission - ✔✔The provisions of the Standard were based on the
agency's determination that a combination of engineering and work practice controls, personal
protective equipment, training, medical surveillance, hepatitis B vaccination, signs and labels, and other
requirements would:
The exposure risk and whether the source is likely to be infected with a bloodborne pathogen - ✔✔If
the source individual cannot be identified or tested, decisions regarding follow-up should be based on:
Hepatitis B virus (HBV), hepatitis C virus (HCV), human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) - ✔✔Workers who
have occupational exposure to blood and OPIM are at risk from bloodborne pathogens, including:
- ✔✔Post exposure treatment is not recommended for all occupational exposures to HIV because:
Employing safer techniques and using appropriate barriers - ✔✔Exposure risk can be reduced by:
