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  • Document No.

  • SABRE BLOOD-BORNE PATHOGENS AUDIT

  • SABRE SIOUX CITY

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

General

  • Is there a written program?

  • Is it accessible to all staff?

  • Are staff members trained initially and annually on universal precautions?

  • Are staff trained on proper PPE and proper uses of the levels of PPE?

  • Are there any engineered safe guards?

  • Are safe guards inspected regularly?

  • Is there easy access to hand wash stations with adequate soap and antiseptic hand cleaners?

  • Is there a protocol for use and replacement of sharps containers?

  • Are containers puncture resistant and leakproof?

  • Are containers red in color and properly labeled?

  • Do medical staff in site that are capable of using needles know not to recap, bend, break off, or remove ( by hand) needles and syringes?

  • Does staff know uses of mechanical means for sharp hazard clean up? (Example broken glass and use of broom/dustpan)

  • Do employees know no to eat, drink, smoke, apply cosmetics or store food and beverages in possible contaminated areas?

  • Is there a procedure that is confidential for those who have an exposure?

  • Are all needle sticks or exposure incidents reported to OHSA?

  • Are body fluid kits easily accessible to staff?

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