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Bloodborne Pathogens Training New 2026 Regulations – Hospitality – SS5085AE

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1

What is the safest way to handle linens that may be contaminated?

Shake them out to inspect
Hold them close to your body
Handle them carefully and wear gloves
Sort them by hand without PPE

2

Which virus is prevented by a vaccine offered to employees with occupational exposure?

HIV
Hepatitis B
Hepatitis C
Norovirus

3

What should you do if you find a contaminated sharp object?

Pick it up with bare hands
Use tongs and place it in a sharps container
Throw it in regular trash
Leave it on the floor

4

What is the first action if you experience an exposure incident?

Finish your task
Wait to see if symptoms appear
Wash the affected area and report it
Ignore it if it seems minor

5

What does OSHA require for employees at risk of bloodborne pathogen exposure?

Free Hepatitis B vaccination
Weekly medical checkups
Free uniforms
Annual pay increases

6

All blood and bodily fluids should be treated as if they are contaminated.

True
False

7

It is safe to reach your hand into a trash can as long as you are wearing gloves.

True
False

8

Sharps containers must be stored where the public cannot access them.

True
False

9

You should reuse gloves if they appear clean after handling blood.

True
False

10

Symptoms of bloodborne pathogen exposure may not appear immediately.

True
False