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Question 1: Examples of engineering controls include: a) Disposable containers for sharps b) Self re-sheathing needles c) Needle-less systems d) All of the above - d) All of the above Question 1: True or False: Needlestick injuries are a possible method of transmission for Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, and HIV - True Question 1: True or False: PPE must be used in all instances, even in such situations where the use of PPE would pose an increased hazard. - False Question 2: Exposure Control Plans must be updated: a) Annually b) Whenever necessary to include modified tasks and procedures c) The Exposure Control Plan does not need to be modified once it is put into effect d) A and B - d) A and B Question 2: True or False: PPE is an effective way to prevent employee exposure to blood and OPIM. - True Question 2: What is the best way to prevent the transmission of Hepatitis B? - Vaccination Quiz Question 1: Which of the following is not a possible method of transmission for Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, or HIV - Blood splash on properly secured PPE Quiz Question 10: Which of the following is not an example of appropriate PPE? - c) Prescription glassesQuiz Question 2: Which of the following has a vaccine? - Hepatitis B Quiz Question 3: Which of the following presents a sharps hazard? - Uncapped syringe Quiz Question 4: What are bloodborne pathogens? - Infectious microorganisms present in human blood Quiz Question 5: Which of the following is an example of an engineering control? - Using self resheathing needles Quiz Question 6: Which of the following is the best method of preventing Hepatitis B? - Vaccination Quiz Question 7: A method of infection control where all human blood and potentially infectious materials are handled as if they are known to be infectious, regardless of whether they are believed to be infected or not, is called ________. - Universal precautions Quiz Question 8: Contaminated sharps must be disposed of in ___________. - Close-able, labeled, leak-proof containers built to properly contain all contents. Quiz Question 9: When must Exposure Control Plans be updated? a) Whenever necessary to include modified tasks and procedures b) Whenever necessary to reflect new or revised employee positions that involve occupational exposure c) Annually d) All of the above - d) All of the above


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