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1. The purpose of the Bloodborne Pathogens Standard is to protect employees from exposure to pathogens including HIV & HBV.
TrueFalse

2. According to the Bloodborne Pathogens Standard, the only bodily fluid through which infection diseases can be spread is blood..
TrueFalse

3. All Employees covered by this standard must receive training at the beginning of their assignment.
TrueFalse

4. The employer must make available the hepatitis B vaccine to all covered employees at no cost to the employee.
TrueFalse

8. It is ok to eat and drink while cleaning an area with a potential biohazard spill?
TrueFalse

9. Contaminated sharps containers should be placed where they can be sassily accessed.
TrueFalse

10. If you wear gloves when dealing with a bodily fluid there is no need to wash your hands after the job.
TrueFalse

11. When washing your hands, it is ok to just rinse them quickly if you haven’t come into direct contact with a bodily fluid while cleaning.
TrueFalse

12. If your gloves are not torn and do not look dirty after a task they can be worn again.
TrueFalse

13. Once you are trained on the bloodborne pathogens standard and know what the potential hazards are, you do not have to wear proper personal protective equipment when cleaning up blood or OPIM.
TrueFalse

14. Biohazard waste will be identified by a red bag or a bag that has been labeled with a biohazard sign that is orange or orange-red with a contrasting color symbol.
TrueFalse

15. It is ok to put biohazard waste bags in with the other trash.
TrueFalse

16. If running water is not available to wash your hands, antiseptic towelettes or alcohol gel may be used.
TrueFalse

17. When cleaning up broken glass, you should first pick up the large pieces with your hands before you sweep up the rest.
TrueFalse

18. Rags used to clean up infectious materials should be washed separately from the regular laundry.
TrueFalse

19. If a dust pan and broom are used to pick up contaminated glass, they need to be disinfected.
TrueFalse

20. It is not necessary to use a disinfectant on a surface if the blood or OPIM has been thoroughly cleaned up and is no longer visible.
TrueFalse