NSC Study Guide
The OSHA Blood borne Standard requires training for appropriate employees every: -
answer12 months
The OSHA Bloodborne Standard covers: The OSHA Bloodborne Standard covers: a. b.
All employees who have periodically been exposed to blood and other potentially
infectious material that may contain pathogens. c. All employees who may reasonably
expect to be exposed to blood and other potentially infectious material that may contain
pathogens. d. All employees who have a history of at least five exposures to blood and
other potentially infectious material that may contain pathogens - answerAll employees
who may reasonably expect to be exposed to blood and other potentially infectious
material that may contain pathogens.
OPIM refers to: - answerOther potentially infectious materials
Human body fluids that may contain bloodborne pathogens include:
1)Blood
2)Cerebrospinal fluid
3)Semen
4)All of the above - answerAll of the above
HBV infection can cause: - answerLiver cancer
The OSHA Bloodborne Standard requires that: - answerAll appropriate employees must
be offered the HBV vaccine at no cost
HCV can be transmitted by:
1)Sharing needles for drug injections
2)Dirty body piercing tools
3)Sharing a toothbrush
4)All of the above - answerAll of the above
You can help prevent HIV transmission with:
1)Regular handwashing
2)Use of barriers
3)Universal precautions
4)All of the above - answerAll of the above
Eye wash stations are an example of: - answerAn engineering control
Biohazard warning labels must be prominently displayed on: - answerLaundry bags
used to hold and transport contaminated clothing
The OSHA Blood borne Standard requires training for appropriate employees every: -
answer12 months
The OSHA Bloodborne Standard covers: The OSHA Bloodborne Standard covers: a. b.
All employees who have periodically been exposed to blood and other potentially
infectious material that may contain pathogens. c. All employees who may reasonably
expect to be exposed to blood and other potentially infectious material that may contain
pathogens. d. All employees who have a history of at least five exposures to blood and
other potentially infectious material that may contain pathogens - answerAll employees
who may reasonably expect to be exposed to blood and other potentially infectious
material that may contain pathogens.
OPIM refers to: - answerOther potentially infectious materials
Human body fluids that may contain bloodborne pathogens include:
1)Blood
2)Cerebrospinal fluid
3)Semen
4)All of the above - answerAll of the above
HBV infection can cause: - answerLiver cancer
The OSHA Bloodborne Standard requires that: - answerAll appropriate employees must
be offered the HBV vaccine at no cost
HCV can be transmitted by:
1)Sharing needles for drug injections
2)Dirty body piercing tools
3)Sharing a toothbrush
4)All of the above - answerAll of the above
You can help prevent HIV transmission with:
1)Regular handwashing
2)Use of barriers
3)Universal precautions
4)All of the above - answerAll of the above
Eye wash stations are an example of: - answerAn engineering control
Biohazard warning labels must be prominently displayed on: - answerLaundry bags
used to hold and transport contaminated clothing
