You can come into contact with blood through a:
A. Splash. B. Needlestick. C. Cut from a sharp object. D. All of the above.
Blood-borne pathogens are passed from person to person by contact with the blood of an infected person.
A. True B. False
A vaccine is available to fight the following virus(es):
A. Hepatitis B. B. Hepatitis C. C. Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). D. There is no vaccine for any of the above viruses.
You should avoid contact of the following parts of your body with blood:
A. Eyes. B. Mouth. C. Broken skin. D. All of the above.
You must not eat or drink in areas where blood may be present.
Broken glass which may contain blood can be picked up using your hands as long as you are wearing gloves.
END Blood-borne Pathogens TEST
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