Test this Bloodborne Pathogens knowledge with our BBP Practice Test as great way to prepare you for our official BBP online exam. The practice test consists of 10 multiple-choice questions that are derived from the BBP provider handbook. 1. Which is not an example of a bloodborne pathogen engineering control?*Disposable (single use) glovesAn autoclaveSelf-sheathing needlesSplash guards2. The appropriate way to dispose of a used needle is to:*Recap itDeposit it into a sharps containerBend or break it so that others know it has been usedNone of the above3. Which of the following may be used in contaminated work spaces?*Petroleum based hand creamsLip balmNon-petroleum based hand creamCosmetics4. Which is an example of practicing Universal Precautions?*Use PPE when interacting with any patient, regardless of whether or not they are known to have an infectionUse PPE only when interacting with patients who have laboratory evidence of infectionUse PPE only when interacting with patients who are suspected of having an infectionUse PPE only when interacting with patients who have bodily fluids on them5. Personal protective equipment (PPE):*Must be purchased by the employee and brought to work each day after laundering at homeMust be provided by the employer at no cost to the employeeMust be available for rent from the employerMay be worn off the unit to go to the cafeteria6. Which is an example of a blood borne pathogen exposure incident?*Unanticipated contact with bloodSlipping on a wet floorAn allergic reaction to latex glovesA patient falling out of bed7. Which lists the proper order for cleaning a blood spill?*Use an absorbent towel to wipe up all visible blood, clean the area of the spill with a detergent solution, wipe down the area after a 15 minute contact time, wash your hands, put on gloves and other PPE, spray the area with a bleach solution and let dryPut on gloves and other PPE, use an absorbent towel to wipe up all visible blood, clean the area of the spill with a detergent solution, spray the area with a bleach solution and let dry, wipe down the area after a 15 minute contact time, wash your handsPut on gloves and other PPE, clean the area of the spill with a detergent solution, wipe down the area after a 15 minute contact time, spray the area of the spill with a bleach solution and let dry, wash your hands, use an absorbent towel to wipe up all visible bloodPut on gloves and other PPE, clean the area of the spill with a detergent solution, use an absorbent towel to wipe up all visible blood, wash your hands, spray the area with a bleach solution, wipe down the area after a 15 minute contact time8. Whose responsibility is it to prevent blood borne pathogen exposure?*The employeeThe employerThe employee's immediate supervisorAll of the above9. To reduce the risk of blood borne pathogen exposure, employees should:*Attend training sessionsProvide his/her own PPE (personal protective equipment)Avoid the rooms of patients who are known to have a blood borne pathogenAll of the above10. How soon should you be evaluated if you have a blood borne pathogen exposure?*Within 1-2 monthsWithin 1-2 daysWithin 12 hoursWithin 1-2 hours I Need BBP Certification | $59
