Bloodborne pathogens can be spread in all of the following ways EXCEPT: Cerebrospinal fluid Human contact Human blood Synovial fluid
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1) The first step to take if you have an occupational exposure to a Bloodborne pathogen is: A. Have a cup of chicken noodle soup B. Turn off the lights, close the door and go home C. Immediately wash the exposed area with soap and water for at least 5 minutes D. Place all waste into a biohazard container 2) Universal precautions include: A. ALWAYS act as if blood or body fluids may contain potentially infectious materials B. Only sanitize when necessary C. Lab equipment is single-use only D. PPE is optional 3) If you become infected with a Bloodborne pathogen: A. You will know it immediately B. You will know it within two weeks to three months C. You may not find out until years later D. You will never know it
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