Bloodborne Cert

What the course covers

About 56 minutes of narrated lessons plus a 20-question test. Narration and slides in English, Spanish or Amharic; slow the narration to 0.5× or speed it up to 2×. Each lesson maps to a training element in 1910.1030(g)(2)(vii).

LessonMinutesStandard elements
1. What the standard requires and who it covers6(A) access to the standard, (B) epidemiology and symptoms
2. How bloodborne pathogens are transmitted7(C) modes of transmission
3. The exposure control plan6(D) the employer's exposure control plan and how to obtain it
4. Universal precautions5(E) recognizing tasks with exposure, (F) methods to limit exposure
5. Engineering controls and work practices8(F) engineering controls, work practices, (G) PPE selection
6. Personal protective equipment6(G) PPE types, use, location, removal, handling, decontamination and disposal
7. Housekeeping, regulated waste and labeling6(F) housekeeping, (M) signs and labels, color coding
8. Hepatitis B vaccination5(H) hepatitis B vaccine efficacy, safety, benefits and availability
9. What to do after an exposure incident7(I)–(L) emergency procedures, reporting, post-exposure evaluation and follow-up
Role module, added for the work you choose at checkout or on your lesson list:
Healthcare and dental: sharps, specimens and procedures5Healthcare and dental: safer sharps devices; recapping; sharps injury log; specimens; dental work and reusable instruments; if it happens with a patient
Cleaning and facilities: spills, glass, trash and waste5Cleaning and facilities: when cleaning work counts; cleaning up a blood spill; broken glass; sharps you don't expect; regulated waste and sanitary containers; mops, laundry and your hands
Body art: studio practice and licensing12Tattoo, piercing and permanent cosmetics: single-use means once; barriers on everything you touch; reusable instruments: clean, pack, sterilize; setup and breakdown order; client skin and aftercare; if you are stuck; licensing in colorado and elsewhere

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