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What is one of the key elements of an exposure control plan?
What is one of the key elements of an exposure control plan?
- Training on food preparation
- Identification of first aid responders
- Proper disposal of biohazard waste (correct)
- Evaluation of laundry cleanliness
Who should the exposure control plan identify for receiving training, PPE, and vaccinations?
Who should the exposure control plan identify for receiving training, PPE, and vaccinations?
- Health Canada inspectors
- Individuals who report first aid incidents
- Professional responders only
- Specific individuals for exposure control training (correct)
How should possible exposure incidents be evaluated according to the plan?
How should possible exposure incidents be evaluated according to the plan?
- By ignoring them if they are minor
- By avoiding identifying soiled materials
- By reporting them to Health Canada
- By describing the system for evaluating incidents (correct)
What should the exposure control plan NOT specify?
What should the exposure control plan NOT specify?
Why is it important to store disposable waste or soiled laundry in appropriate containers with warning labels?
Why is it important to store disposable waste or soiled laundry in appropriate containers with warning labels?
What must first aid incident reports include according to the text?
What must first aid incident reports include according to the text?
Who should ensure that first aid incidents are reported before the end of a shift?
Who should ensure that first aid incidents are reported before the end of a shift?
What does an exposure report help with according to the text?
What does an exposure report help with according to the text?
Who should always follow their organization's reporting procedures according to the text?
Who should always follow their organization's reporting procedures according to the text?
What is an essential aspect that should be specified by the exposure control plan?
What is an essential aspect that should be specified by the exposure control plan?
What must coincide for an infection to occur?
What must coincide for an infection to occur?
How do pathogens enter the body in direct contact transmission?
How do pathogens enter the body in direct contact transmission?
What makes sharp objects like needles particularly risky in indirect contact transmission?
What makes sharp objects like needles particularly risky in indirect contact transmission?
Why is it highlighted that an infection cannot occur if any one of the four conditions is missing?
Why is it highlighted that an infection cannot occur if any one of the four conditions is missing?
In what way can soiled dressings, equipment, or work surfaces become a source of indirect contact transmission?
In what way can soiled dressings, equipment, or work surfaces become a source of indirect contact transmission?
What does the disease process begin with?
What does the disease process begin with?
How are diseases that can be contracted from objects, animals, or insects referred to as?
How are diseases that can be contracted from objects, animals, or insects referred to as?
What is the term used for situations with the potential for infection?
What is the term used for situations with the potential for infection?
What is important for professional responders to understand about pathogens?
What is important for professional responders to understand about pathogens?
How do infectious diseases typically start in the body?
How do infectious diseases typically start in the body?
What is required for a vector-borne disease to occur?
What is required for a vector-borne disease to occur?
Which of the following factors is necessary for an infection to occur?
Which of the following factors is necessary for an infection to occur?
How do protozoa differ from bacteria in terms of reproduction?
How do protozoa differ from bacteria in terms of reproduction?
Which type of pathogen requires other living cells for growth but also utilizes oxygen and is susceptible to antibiotics?
Which type of pathogen requires other living cells for growth but also utilizes oxygen and is susceptible to antibiotics?
What is the primary mode of transmission for airborne diseases?
What is the primary mode of transmission for airborne diseases?
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