Bloodborne Pathogen Prevention Certification
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BLOODBORNE PATHOGEN PREVENTION CERTIFICATION
Overview
Bloodborne pathogen prevention certification is for any individual that is reasonably anticipating in being exposed to blood or other potentially infectious material while on the job. As per the CDC, there are three bloodborne pathogens that workers facing blood may be at risk of contracting; these are Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), Hepatitis A, and Hepatitis B.
An individual that has received bloodborne pathogens training must know the following: precautions for procedures on handling equipment used in drawing blood, procedures for dealing with exposure to blood, limiting the risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens, handling human blood products, identifying hazardous organisms.
Requirements
Candidates registering for the exam must qualify in (at-least 1) of the GROUPS (A or B or C) as shown below. Training and experience may be completed within united states of america or outside united states of america.
Who Must Have This Certification
Exam Test Plan
The exam content topic includes the following:
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Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
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Post-Exposure Follow-up
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Recordkeeping for Bloodborne Pathogens
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Needlestick Injuries
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Other Sharps
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Universal Precautions
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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
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Latex Allergy
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HBV, HIV, and HCV
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Labeling and Signs
Renewal
AECA believes in continuing education more frequently so that the candidate can have a constant touch with knowledge, Candidate’s are required to attend the continuing education units / credits every year to renew their certification.