BBP Certification Test

British Columbia Academy of Medical Aesthetics & Skin Care

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Bloodborne Pathogens Training Test
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Please answer to the following questions. You may choose multiple answers.
1 - Define BBPs:*
2- Most common BBPs are:*

HIVHBVHCVSyphilisBrucellosis
3- BBPs are carried in:*

Bloodbody fluidsunfixed tissueAirRain
4- Which one is NOT Other Potentially Infectious Materials (OPIM)*

SemenVaginal SecretionCerebrospinal fluidSynovial FluidHospital food
5- Which one is NOT Other Potentially Infectious Materials (OPIM)*

Shared toiletsAmniotic fluidSaliva in dental procedurePeritoneal fluidPleural fluid
6- Which one is workplace transmission item:*

Mucous membrane (eye, nose, mouth)Injections / punctures / lacerationsContaminated materials / Surfaces / bandages / source bloodDirect contact with infected blood / fluidAll of the above
7- After hand washing it is important to:*

A:Use a new paper towel to turn off waterB:Use a new paper towel to open the doorC:Shake hand dryD:Both A&B
8- Which is the symptom for Hepatitis B and C?*

JaundiceFatigueAbdominal painAll of the above
9- How you can best protect yourself from Bloodborne illness?*

Use Personal protective Equipment (PEE)Use hand sanitizerDecline Hepatitis B VaccinationUse thick winter leather gloves
10- Accidental urine splash into your face and eyes from bedside commode. What should you do?*

A: Nothing, if there is no blood in the urineB: Charge the patient for extra serviceC: take a sample of urine for testingD: Immediately flush your face and eyes with plenty of waterE: Seek Medical attentionD and E are correct
11- Where you should dispose of any sharps?*

ToiletTrashcanRecycle BinLabeled Sharp Container
12- The infection that can be prevented by vaccination is:*

HIVHBVHCVNone
13- Which on is not the risk factor for transmission of Bloodborne disease*

Unprotected sex with an infected partnerSharing equipment for intravenous drug useInfants born to infected mothersSharing eating utensils
14- The age group of people who maybe asymptomatic with HBV infection is:*

Under the age of 5 years oldTeenagers through age 25Children age 5-12Older adults
15- In order for infection to occur:*

A pathogen must be presentA pathogen must have access to the bodyA sufficient quantity of the pathogen must be presentAll of these are correct
16- Symptoms that result from infection by HBV and HCV occur as a result of damage to:*

HeartLungsKidneysStomachLiver
17- HBV infection is called "acute" when it occurs within:*

Six days after exposure to the virusSix weeks after exposure to the virusSix months after exposure to the virusSix years after exposure to the virus
18- The infection that causes destruction of T cells in the body and weakening the immune system is:*

HIVHBVHCVHDV
19- Hepatitis B vaccination provides protection for:*

Six monthsTwo yearsTen yearsLife
20- What is usually the first action in the event of an exposure incident?*

Complete an incident or accident report (paper work)Notify other personnel to take care of itLeave it as it is and seek medical treatmentWash, disinfect and clean up the area thoroughly first
21- Biological waste cannot be stored in healthcare facility accessed by public longer than________.*

24 hours4 weeks6 monthsOne year
22- If you are exposed to potentially infectious materials on the job, you may request a vaccine for:*

HIVSyphillisHepatitis BBrucellosis
23- Bloodborne pathogens may enter your system through:*

Open cutsSkin abrasionsDermatitisMucous membranesAll of the above
24- Always treat all body fluids as if they are infectious and avoid direct skin contact with them.*

TrueFalseFriends are OKAnimals no problem
25- You should never eat, drink or smoke in a an area where there may be potential exposure to BBPs.*

TrueFalseSmoking is OKDrink coffee with care
25- Uncontaminated sharps may be disposed of in regular trash bags.*

TrueCan be flushed in the toiletCan be reused for another patientMust be discarded in labeled sharp container regardless.
26- Would you recap needles?*

Yes, with careNo need to recap. Can be stored safely for next usage.Clean the needle, then recap.Needles should never be recapped.
27- To prevent transmission of bloodborne pathogens when using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):*

Check your body for cuts, scrapes, broken skinRemove PPE before leavingTurn PPE inside outDiscard PPE in same area usedAll of the above
28- In case of sharps or broken glass exposure which of the following is not relevant?*

Call for help and stop trafficUse dust pan and broom or forceps to remove objectsPlace into sharp containerWash hands thoroughlySet off fire alarm or call police department
29- Which one is not among the Housekeeping policies?*

Use appropriate PPEUse disinfectant (1:10 bleach/approved solution)After contact with blood/body fluidsAfter any spill of blood/body fluidsEnd of the work shiftLet the spill air dry and take care of it later!!
30- What is Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP):*

It is the use of antiretroviral medicationIt prevents transmission of HIVIt should contain 3 or more antiretroviral drugs for all HIV exposuresIt should starts ASAP after HIV exposure and are taken for 28 daysAll of the above is correct
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