Webinar Quiz: Laboratory Safety: Bloodborne Pathogen, Infection Control and General Safety -Sakura Finetek USA

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1. What does the term “Universal Precautions” mean?(Required)

A;A) Concept of treating all human blood and other body fluids and materials as safe from infectious pathogens

B;B) Concept of treating all human blood and other potentially infectious materials as if they are infectious regardless of the perceived “low risk” of a patient or patient population

C;C) Concept of treating human blood and other potentially infectious materials as if they are infectious only when they come from a perceived “high risk” patient or patient population

D;D) Concept of wearing gloves when dealing with human blood and other potentially infectious materials

2. What is a bloodborne pathogen?(Required)

A;A) Pathogenic microorganisms that are present in human blood and can cause disease in humans

B;B) Pathogenic microorganisms that are present in any human bodily fluid that may cause disease in humans

C;C) Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, and HIV only

D;D) All of the above

3. Which of the below is NOT true about an Exposure Control Plan?(Required)

A;A) Identifies the job classifications where occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens may occur

B;B) Identifies the tasks in the laboratory where occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens may occur

C;C) Documents the schedule for implementing the provisions of the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standards but not the procedures for evaluating exposure incidents

D;D) Specifies the procedure for evaluating circumstances surrounding exposure incidents

4. Which of the below is true about General Safety Policies and Procedures?(Required)

A;A) Policies should be in place to support every aspect of the safety program

B;B) Serves as a resource for staff

C;C) Should be regularly reviewed to ensure familiarity and understanding

D;D) All of the above

5. What is the level of risk of a Category III exposure?(Required)

A;A) Regular exposure that requires protective equipment

B;B) Some exposure that requires protective equipment only when actively performing an exposure risk task

C;C) No exposure, so no protective equipment needs to be worn

D;D) There is no Category III exposure

6. Which of the below is considered a route of infection?(Required)

A;A) Airborne droplets and aerosols

B;B) Ingestion that may occur from failing to wash hands or mouth pipetting

C;C) Direct inoculation through methods like scratching, needles, or cuts by broken glass

D;D) All of the above

7. Which is NOT true about infection control as it pertains to specimen handling?(Required)

A;A) Specimens should be submitted in an appropriately labeled and well-constructed container with a secure lid

B;B) Personal protective equipment should only be used when specimens have gross external contamination

C;C) Work surfaces must be disinfected after contamination and at the end of the work shift

D;D) Specimens with gross external contamination should be placed in a plastic bag to protect subsequent handlers

8. Which of the below is true about Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)?(Required)

A;A) Gloves are to be worn with each patient contact and changed after contact when performing vascular access

B;B) Gloves must be proper fitting, replaced immediately if torn or contaminated, and neve washed or disinfected for reuse

C;C) Lab coats used for laboratory tasks should not be worn when going to lunch, break, etc.

D;D) All of the above

9. Which of the below bloodborne pathogens has a vaccine available for healthcare workers?(Required)

A;A) Hepatitis B

B;B) Hepatitis C

C;C) HIV

D;D) All of the above

10. Which of the below is NOT true about the disposal of sharps?(Required)

A;A) Contaminated sharps should not be purposefully bent or broken

B;B) Never reach by hand into a container where sharps have been placed

C;C) Sharps containers should not be easily accessible

D;D) Sharps containers must be puncture resistant

Webinar Quiz: Laboratory Safety: Bloodborne Pathogen, Infection Control and General Safety

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