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02-5631-21027 (video): OSHA - Bloodborne Pathogens: Post-Exposure Control Plan

Course Abstract:

Contact Hours (CE): The Academy of Dental Learning and OSHA Training, LLC, designates this activity for 2 continuing education credits (2 CEs).
Cost: $30.00
Questions? Contact Us: Phone: 800-522-1207, Fax: 800-886-3009, or Email: cesupport@dentallearning.org
Published: March 2010
Revised: January 2021
Expires:February 2024
Length: :45 min video & 1.25 hour offline study
Course Instructor: Howard J. Pactovis, DMD
No conflicts of interest are reported by the author or by educational planning committee members.

Educational Objectives

  • Describe a post exposure control plan.
  • Define a sharps injury.
  • Describe how to prevent mucous membrane and skin exposures.
  • Describe proper instrument transportation.
  • List types of Occupational Exposures to bloodborne pathogens.
  • List communicable diseases.

Course Description

Course designed to educate dental staff in the necessary steps required for OHSA compliance and employee safety in the case of a bloodborne exposure event.

Even with the most meticulous care, a bloodborne exposure from a contaminated instrument or a "needle stick" can, and will most probably happen in the clinical dental setting. This course is designed to educate all members of the dental staff in the necessary steps required for OHSA compliance and employee safety in the case of a bloodborne exposure event.

This course provides a template for the process after a clinical team member has been exposed to a blood contaminated instrument in the office. Prevention of missteps in every day safety, as well as the documentation of the event, are outlined in a step by step approach. The course teaches the process by addressing practical office preparedness, clinical protocols, and best practice procedures to ensure that all required steps "post exposure" are complete. And best of all, you and your office have peace of mind that required steps are completed and documented properly.

This course is suitable for all members of the dental team including dentists, dental auxiliaries, office staff, dental technicians, and new staff orientation.

Dr. Howard Pactovis, nationally recognized expert in matters related to compliance with OSHA, is the course's video lecturer. Dr. Pactovis has trained 1000s of individual dental offices in matters of safety and compliance

How to Take This Course

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Contact Hours: 2.00
Price: $30.00

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