CI OSHA Test
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| show | HBV, HIV | -
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| Define bloodborne pathogen | Pathogen transmitted through contaminated blood | show 🗑
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| Define universal precautions | show | -
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| Identify 12 body fluids which are covered by the OSHA standard | show | -
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| Define hepatitis B (HBV) | show | -
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| show | Retrovirus that destroys the body's immune system | -
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| show | - jaundice of the skin/sclera - stomach pain - nausea - diarrhea - dark colored urine - light colored stool - low grade fever - fatigue - anorexia/weight loss - aching muscles or joints | -
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| List 9 signs and symptoms that are common with HIV infection | show | -
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| show | STINCCMB - sharing personal care items (razors, nail clippers, tooth brushes) - tattoos, ear piercing, acupuncture with infected needle/equipment - intercourse (vaginal oral and anal) - needles (sharing) - contaminated blood products | - contact (skin, eye, mucous membrane, parenteral) with blood or other infectious waste
- milk (breast) or infected mother
- birth (neonatal infection during birth)
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| List 19 tasks and procedures in which exposure could occur | SCCWRVI STEPPDD STEWM - suctioning - catheter changes - CPR - wound care/debridement - respiratory Txs - vascular access procedures - IM/Sub-q injections - surgical procedures - transporting/processing lab specimens - enemas/impaction removal | show 🗑
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| Define antiseptic | show | -
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| show | CHG, alcohols, iodophors | -
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| show | Chemical agent used to eradicate organisms from environmental surfaces and instruments | -
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| Give an example of an effective and economical disinfectant for work surfaces | show | -
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| show | - before and after pt contact - after removing gloves/protective wear - after handling blood and other body fluids - when visibly contaminated - when leaving pt care area - throughout day when handling body fluids | -
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| What is the most common route of exposure to bloodborne pathogens | Accidents involving contaminated sharps | show 🗑
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| show | - avoid using sharps - do not bend, recap, or break needles - use scoop method - don't pick up broken glass with hands - dispose in puncture resistant containers (more on sheet) | -
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| show | - specimens - laundry - contaminated equipment - extracted teeth - sharps disposal containers (more on sheet) | -
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| show | A barrier worn to protect skin, clothing, and mucous membranes that doesn't allow blood to pass through | -
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| show | HBV vaccine | -
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| List 6 different types of PPE available and state purpose of each | gloves - protect hands gowns - shield clothing face shields - protect eyes, nose, and mouth masks - protect eyes, nose, and mouth protective eyewear - protect eyes, nose and mouth ventilation devices - protects against airborne contaminants, CPR | show 🗑
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| Describe removal, decontamination, and disposal of PPE | show | -
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| show | - types of fluid or tissue involved - potential exposure volume of infectious material - probable route of exposure - overall working conditions | -
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| show | - injection site soreness - swelling - erythema (reddening of skin) | -
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| List 5 less frequently occurring adverse reactions to the HBV vaccine | - fever - headache - malaise (general discomfort) - nausea - vomiting | show 🗑
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| The recombinant vaccine is contraindicated in those hypersensitive to what? | show | -
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| show | - 0, 1, and 6 months - 0, 1, and 2 months | -
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| HBV is preferably administered by what route | show | -
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| List 5 things that should be included in documentation of HBV vaccine and administration | - date of each vaccine - manufacturer and lot number - site of injection - who administered the vaccine - any adverse reactions | show 🗑
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