Charisma SPD – Bloodborne Pathogens Training (Annual Required)

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SPD Technician (CRCST)

SPD Technician (Non-Certified)

Lead/Preceptor

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Bloodborne pathogens (BBPs) are infectious microorganisms in blood that can cause disease.

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Exposure routes in SPD include percutaneous injuries, mucous membrane contact, and skin exposure.

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Exposure Control Plan basics: outlines procedures to minimize exposure risk.

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Engineering and work practice controls reduce exposure risk through equipment and procedures.

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Personal protective equipment (PPE) is required to protect against exposure.

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Housekeeping and waste management are essential for infection control.

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Hepatitis B vaccine is recommended for protection against infection.

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Post-exposure steps include immediate washing, reporting, and medical evaluation.

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Reporting contacts: Office 914-201-3382; Mobile 347-324-1759.

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Confidentiality of exposure reports is maintained to protect staff privacy.

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1. What are bloodborne pathogens?* This field is required.

Infectious microorganisms in blood that can cause disease

Non-infectious substances

Only bacteria

Only viruses

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2. What is a primary exposure route in SPD?* This field is required.

Percutaneous injuries and mucous membrane contact

Airborne transmission

Food contamination

Waterborne transmission

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3. What is the sharps rule?* This field is required.

Never recap used sharps and dispose properly

Always recap sharps

Sharps can be reused

Sharps disposal is optional

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4. What PPE is required in decontamination?* This field is required.

Gloves, gown, eye protection

No PPE needed

Only gloves

Only mask

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5. What is the first step after an eye splash exposure?* This field is required.

Flush eyes immediately with water

Ignore it

Apply ointment

Report after shift

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6. What are engineering controls?* This field is required.

Devices that isolate or remove hazards

Personal protective equipment

Cleaning supplies

Vaccines

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7. What are work practice controls?* This field is required.

Procedures to reduce exposure risk

Engineering devices

PPE

Waste disposal

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8. When should hand hygiene be performed after glove removal?* This field is required.

Immediately after removing gloves

Before removing gloves

Only if hands look dirty

At end of shift only

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9. How should biohazard waste be disposed?* This field is required.

In designated biohazard containers

Regular trash bins

Down the drain

Recycle bins

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10. How urgent is exposure reporting?* This field is required.

Report immediately after exposure

Report next day

Report at end of week

No need to report

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I have completed the annual bloodborne pathogens training.* This field is required.

I attest to this statement.

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I understand the exposure prevention procedures.* This field is required.

I attest to this statement.

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I agree to follow post-exposure protocols.* This field is required.

I attest to this statement.

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I understand the confidentiality of exposure reports.* This field is required.

I attest to this statement.

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