Blood Borne Pathogens

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Across
  1. 2. Fever, headache, fatigue, weakness, sore throat, diarrhea.
  2. 4. showering, handwashing, daily brushing/flossing, hair washing, keeping nails trimmed, wearing clean clothes, and covering coughs or sneezes
  3. 5. Required by employers, outlining procedures, controls, and training.
  4. 7. Get prompt medical evaluation and post-exposure prophylaxis
  5. 9. Mandatory initial and annual training, plus sharps injury logs.
  6. 11. targets the body's white blood cells
  7. 13. Never recap needles; dispose of needles and other sharp items immediately in puncture-resistant sharps containers.
  8. 14. Inform your supervisor right away
Down
  1. 1. severe liver damage (Hepatitis) or immune system collapse (HIV).
  2. 3. Gloves, gowns, eye protection, etc., provided at no cost.
  3. 4. Infects the liver, causing inflammation, chronic infection, cirrhosis, or cancer.
  4. 6. targets the liver, leading to chronic disease, cirrhosis, and liver cancer
  5. 8. Must be offered to at-risk employees.
  6. 10. Through blood-to-blood contact, e.g., needle sticks, cuts, splashes.
  7. 12. Soap and water for skin; clean water/saline for eyes