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Pathogen

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what is a pathogen

back 1

A pathogen is an agent that causes disease

front 2

what are disease causing microorganism

back 2

Viruses, bacteria, or parasites carried in human blood.

front 3

what are common bloodborne pathogens

back 3

Hepatitis b (Hbv)

Hepatitis C (HCV)

HIV

front 4

HOw can pathogens be transmitted

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by blood splashes or sprays, handling or touching contaminated item or surfaces, and infection under the skin by puncture wounds or cuts from contaminated sharps

front 5

Most occupational transmission of HIV occurred how?

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Puncture injuries from contaminated sharps

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Chain of Transmission

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Source

route

portal of entry

susceptible host muccus membrabse respirrtory tract and non skin open cuts

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Us department of labors occupational safety and health Administration

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Osha

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Regulations are known as

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Osha Blood Borne Pathogen Standard

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osha regulations

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Respirtory Protection Standard are designed to promote employee safety through proper training, education, prevention and exposure control Methods

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When was standard precautions first issued

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In 1991 to protect employees from occupational exposure to blood borne pathogens

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The scope of standards addresses not only employees who may have direct contact with blood or body fluids but the potential for exposure

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ex. secretaries, receptionist, clinical areas.

employees who are required to handle blood or body fluids using appropriate engineering controls depending on the procedure, or type of isolation involved.

the barriers required are identified on policy and procedure and in nursing reference.

front 12

who needs Osha training

back 12

Er admission or intake person.

Employees of clinic and diagnostic laboratories, house keepers, blood bank, plasma center

front 13

what are administrative controls

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They are policies and programs that manage and support the infection prevention control program

front 14

Whats an exmple of work place control

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nurses stations are clean areas and there should be no food or drink in these areas

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route of transmission

back 15

contact droplet food

air vector