Verify that these objectives were covered in your course
General Knowledge
Appropriate method for recognizing tasks and activities that may involve exposure
Criteria for the selection, use, cleaning, maintenance, storage, disposal and limitations of personal protective equipment (PPE)
Emergency procedures involving pathogens of OPIM
Employer responsibilities
Epidemiology of pathogens, biohazards and infectious disease
Explanation of an exposure control plan
Exposure protocols
Hepatitis B virus (HBV) vaccine protocols
Hepatitis B
Hepatitis C
Modes of transmission of pathogens, biohazards and infectious diseases
Post exposure protocols
Signage and labeling regulations
Use and limitation of proper work practice protocols
Exposure Control Plan
Communication of hazards to employees
Exposure determination
Post exposure follow-up
Procedures for evaluating circumstances surrounding an exposure incident record keeping
Schedule and method for implementing sections of the standard covering methods of compliance
Engineering and Work Practice Controls
Engineering designs or controls that may reduce the employees’ exposure by either removing the hazard or isolating the individual from exposure
Proper disposal of biological hazards
Schedule for re-examination of practices
Work practice controls that alter the manner in which a task is performed
Precautionary Measures
Universal Precautions method: all stagnant water, drainage, waste and vent pipes, human and animal blood, and bodily fluids should be considered potentially infectious.
Appropriate use & handling of PPE, damaged PPE, sharps & OPIM
Training for employees in precautionary measures & PPE
Documenting & Recording
Availability of records
Confidentiality requirements
Exposure control plan
Hepatitis B vaccination records
Medical exams and tests of employees related to an exposed worker
Medical records related to an exposed worker
Training records
Transfer of records
I verify that the above mentioned instructional objectives have been covered in my course of instruction.
