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Household bleach solutions used for surface disinfection should be prepared: Once a day Once a week Once a month When the bottle is empty In order to avoid wearing gloves outside the laboratory, you should: Not work with infectious agents Use a disinfected, leak-proof secondary container for transport Open doors for someone else who is using gloves to transport your materials Take gloves off and leave them on the bench so that you can put them back on when you get back The vaccine that must be offered to personnel working with human blood cells is: hepatitis A virus hepatitis B virus tetanus malaria 40. Blood-borne pathogens may be transmitted with contact to: Eyes Mucous membranes Broken skin All of the above 41. A surgical mask alone provides mucous membrane protection True False Surgical masks and N-95 respirators provide the same level of protection against aerosols. True False The primary strategy for Hepatitis C prevention is: Immunization Universal precautions Post exposure treatment A and B only Which of the following is true regarding Hepatitis B: The virus is only viable for a few minutes once outside the body Three vaccinations are required for protection, each given one week apart Is only transmitted by a stick with a contaminated needle Infections have dropped by about 95% since the introduction of the vaccine Which of the following is true regarding the most common BBP diseases: Hepatitis B is more transmissible than Hepatitis C HIV is more transmissible than Hepatitis B Which of the following is NOT a good control to use against infection/exposure to BBP diseases? Safety equipment (engineering controls) Safe work practices Personal protective equipment Your immune system BIOSAFETY QUIZ – ANSWER KEY B D D B – A commercial laundry service is required. If contaminated or potentially contaminated with