Bloodborne Pathogens

3. A disease caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
5. Disease-causing germs found in human blood and other bodily fluids
9. A bacterial infection, spread through sexual contact
11. A virus that attacks the body's immune system
13. Open cuts, abrasions, acne, or open sores
16. Training of employees, universal precautions, vaccines where possible, and engineering controls.

1. The act of sending or passing something like a disease from one place or person
2. A viral infection that causes liver inflammation, which can be short or long term
4. Act of giving someone a vaccine, that teaches the body immune system to fight a specific disease without getting sick
6. Published in 1992 that was started to eliminate occupational exposure to blood or infectious materials.
7. A feeling or change in the body that signals something is wrong such as being sick and having a sore throat.
8. Occupational safety and health administration, requires each workplace to develop and keep hands on exposure control plan.
10. A infectious agent with genetic material inside a protein shell
12. Contagious virus that causes liver inflammation that can result in severe liver damage or liver cancer.
14. A person or thing affected with a disease-causing organism
15. Centers for disease control, monitors outbreaks of infections, and controls the spread of diseases