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Bloodborne Pathogens Safety Quiz
15 Questions
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Biological Quizzes
Evaluate your knowledge of bloodborne pathogen safety, exposure prevention, and emergency response procedures. Essential for healthcare workers and anyone handling blood or body fluids.
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15
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1
What are the three main bloodborne pathogens?
HIV, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C
HIV, TB, and Influenza
Hepatitis A, B, and C
HIV, Syphilis, and Gonorrhea
2
What is the purpose of Universal Precautions?
To treat all patients the same
To treat all blood and body fluids as potentially infectious
To save money on PPE
To make work easier
3
You should always wear gloves when handling blood or body fluids.
True
False
4
What should you do if you have a needlestick injury?
Ignore it if it's minor
Immediately wash the area and seek medical attention
Wait to see if symptoms develop
Clean it with alcohol only
5
How should contaminated sharps be disposed of?
In regular trash
In puncture-resistant, labeled sharps containers
In any container
Down the drain
6
What is the purpose of engineering controls for bloodborne pathogens?
To make work easier
To isolate or remove hazards from the workplace
To save money
To look professional
7
You should never recap needles after use.
True
False
8
What should be included in bloodborne pathogen training?
Only basic information
Hazards, prevention, and emergency procedures
Only emergency procedures
Only prevention methods
9
How often should bloodborne pathogen training be provided?
Once only
Annually
Every 5 years
Only when there are changes
10
What should you do if you have an exposure to blood or body fluids?
Ignore it
Report it immediately and seek medical evaluation
Wait to see if symptoms develop
Clean it yourself
11
How should biological waste be disposed of?
In regular trash
In designated biohazard containers
Down the drain
In recycling bins
12
Eating and drinking are allowed in biological laboratories.
13
What is the purpose of a biological safety cabinet?
To store samples
To provide a sterile work environment and protect workers
To cool samples
To organize equipment
14
What is the purpose of a biological safety cabinet?
To store samples
To provide a sterile work environment and protect workers
To cool samples
To organize equipment
15
What should be done after handling biological materials?
Continue working
Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water
Wipe hands on clothes
Use hand sanitizer only
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