Department of Labor OHSA Rules III

This OSHA rule requires employers to evaluate their workplace to determine if there's risk of occupational exposure to infectious agents.

Bloodborne Pathogen Rule

This is something designed to control, minimize, or eliminate employee exposure to pathogens in the workplace.

Exposure Control Plan

Being mindful of mucous membrane and non-intact skin exposure, use of proper PPE, decontamination of infected surfaces, and proper handling and disposing of infectious wastes all describe what method of compliance?

Application of Universal Precautions

What are some common-sense steps you can take to avoid unnecessary or excessive exposure to infectious agents?

Hand washing, Proper handling and disposal of contaminated waste and sharps, Consistent and proper use of PPE, Avoid splashing, spraying, or spattering

There are a variety of diseases that are easily transmitted from deceased remains to the living such as MRSA, CJD, HIV, HBV, and TB requiring morticians to employ universal safety precautions.

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