Jazelle Areola- Extra Credit

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Across
  1. 2. infection control procedures. Washing your hands properly, keeping your work environment clean, and using PPE, such as gloves.
  2. 3. Air, food, water, eating and drinking utensils, personal hygiene equipment, direct contact, dressing, insects, and animals
  3. 4. should be worn when touching blood or body fluid, you or the individual you are caring for has cuts, sores or other skin openings. Etc
  4. 5. immediately upon arrival and before leaving a clients home, immediately if contaminated by blood or any other bodily fluid etc.
Down
  1. 1. do not touch sharp with bare hands, sharps need to be thrown away properly, ask your supervisor if you are responsible for disposing of sharps