Please fill in your personal information before taking this quiz. Answer questions as True or False in the space given, print out the completed form and submit it to your supervisor in order to receive credit for this refresher training quiz. A score of 90% or more is required for credit.

1. Saliva contaminated with blood should be considered a potentially infectious material under the Bloodborne Pathogen Standard:

2. A splash of blood in the eye is considered to be a bloodborne pathogen exposure incident and must be immediately irrigated with water or saline:

3. Acute and Chronic HBV infection are common illnesses that health care workers do not have any concern about:

4. An employer, such as Island County Public Health, must provide the vaccination for the hepatitis B virus at no charge for all employees at risk to occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens:

5. Many antiviral drugs now available offer a cure to those that have become HIV infected:

6. The nose is a mucous membrane but is not considered as a route of exposure that could result in the transmission of a bloodborne infection:

7. Wearing personal protective equipment such as a pair of impermeable disposable gloves is an example of following universal precautions:

8. The use of safe needle devices and other engineering controls to prevent needle stick injuries is an important focus of an Exposure Control Plan:

9. Sharps such as needles are not required to be immediately put into sharps containers as long as you hide them under some gauze and have a plan to move them later:

10. Tongs or other mechanical devices should be used whenever picking up broken glass contaminated with blood or other potentially infectious materials: