Bloodborne Pathogens: Control Your Exposure is designed to heighten awareness about this important issue. The training video portrays an employee receiving a post-exposure evaluation at an occupational clinic and is filled with compelling arguments for the importance of taking the proper precautionary measures against exposure.

YOU WILL LEARN

●  The definition of bloodborne pathogens
●  The three methods of transmission
●  Overview of the most common bloodborne diseases: HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C
●  Details on each of these diseases, including methods of treatment
●  Methods of protection against infection, universal precautions and personal protective equipment
●  Proper clean-up procedures for contaminated surfaces or equipment
●  Emergency procedures

PROGRAM CONTENTS

●  Explanation of the OSHA standard
●  Step-by-step instructions for how to develop your exposure control plan
●  Code of Federal Regulations
●  OSHA requirements
●  Written program development
●  Bloodborne pathogens written exposure control plan

RECORDKEEPING FORMS

●  Exposure Determination Form I
●  Exposure Determination Form II
●  Exposure Incident Checklist
●  Exposure Incident Report
●  Bloodborne Pathogens Training Record
●  Source Individual Medical Release/Refusal Form
●  Sample Form Letter to Health Care Provider
●  Bloodborne Pathogens Program Evaluation
●  Bloodborne Pathogens Equipment List
●  Exposed Employee Medical Release Form
●  HBV Vaccination Declination Statement