Microorganisms that can be carried in human blood and body fluids and cause serious diseases

This part of a VA and ME's job puts them at risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens

When you are about to perform 1st Aid and you have cuts on your hand, do this before putting on gloves

Place it in a sealed, leak-proof red biohazard bag, then put the bag into the Biohazard Bin on the loading dock

This personal protective equipment is required when providing 1st Aid or handling blood

A fragile virus that has no cure and is caused by the human immunodeficiency virus

They are responsible for cleaning and disinfecting blood-contaminated surfaces at the Museum

Name 3 other potentially infectious bodily materials besides blood

Through breaks in the skin and through mucous membranes such as the eyes, nose and mouth

Always do this after providing 1st Aid

Treating all blood and OPIM as infectious, regardless of the source

This individual can best protect you from contracting a bloodborne disease

If this happens to you while you are providing 1st Aid, the Museum will arrange to have your item laundered. DO NOT take the item home

This 1st Aid item, a favorite among children, can be thrown into a trash can once it has been used (as long as you're wearing gloves)

This is when you need to report exposure incidents

This durable bloodborne virus may not make you sick until up to 6 months after exposure

You should treat this person's blood as if it infectuos

The amount of time the Hepatitis B can live in dried blood

This immunization is available to anyone with anticipated exposure to blood or OPIM

Through food, water or casual contact

This occurs when blood comes into contact with a mucous membrane or a break in the skin

You need to notify one of these two people if you feel you have been involved in an exposure incident

Put it into a red biohazard bag and bring the bag to the MOD

The designated location at MCM for disposal of needles and sharps

Once you are done providing 1st Aid, it is what you do after calling Housekeeping and removing your gloves