Bloodborne Pathogen
Hepatitis B vaccine
Emergency action
Report Exposure incident
Post-exposure
Signs, labels, and color-coding
HIV / HBV labs and production facilities
BBP Standard Contents
Questions
Conclusion
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Blood Borne Pathogen – Final Quiz
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HIV / HBV labs and production facilities
Bloodborne Pathogen
HIV / HBV labs and production facilities
HIV / HBV labs and production facilities
Standard practices, techniques, and operations you must follow include, but are not limited to:
Decontaminate / Autoclave / Incinerate regulated waste before disposal
Keep doors closed
Place contaminated materials in proper containers
Only authorized personnel in work areas and in animal rooms
Place warning signs on access doors when hazards are present
Don’t work with potentially infectious materials on an open bench
Use biological safety cabinets or other containment devices
Wear appropriate PPE when handling OPIM
Do not wear PPE outside the work area
Decontaminate clothing before laundering
Protect vacuum lines with HEPA filters and liquid disinfectant traps
Check vacuum lines routinely and maintain/replace as needed
Use the right needle or syringe for the task
Never bend/shear or replace a needle in the sheath or guard
Never remove a used needle from the syringe following use
Use caution when handling needles/syringes
Place used needles/syringes in a sharps container and decontaminate / autoclave before reuse or disposal
Report all spills/accident immediately
Read, follow and practice instructions in the biosafety manual
Use protective clothing / respirators when exposed to droplets / splashes / spills / aerosols
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