Bloodborne Pathogen Precautions
Controlling
Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens (BBP-001S)
This video describes high-risk behaviors in relationship to AIDS. It gives
ideas for an Exposure Control Plan, identification of the hazard, training
to reduce exposure and administration duties. (16 min., 1997, Spanish)
DBP
As
It Should Be Done: Workplace Precautions Against Bloodborne Pathogens
(BBP-015)
This video explains how workers can protect themselves against occupational
exposure to bloodborne pathogens, such as Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) and the
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). This program is targeted primarily to
health care workers and related professionals. (24 min., 1992, English)
OSHA
Bloodborne
Pathogens in Industry: What Employees Must Know (BBP-005K) 1
This training kit is aimed at the industrial setting and covers what the
regulation means, whom it applies to, and how to comply. It discusses
engineering controls, personal protective equipment, housekeeping, and
Hepatitis B vaccine. Includes instructor's guide, employee handbooks, (25
min., 1993, English) JJK
Bloodborne
Pathogens (BBP-017)
This video program teaches all employees common sense guidelines to protect
themselves from the serious threat of bloodborne disease in the workplace.
Includes 10 employee handouts. Topics include: risk of exposure;
transmission of bloodborne diseases; minimizing risk. (8 min., 2002,
English) CTT
Bloodborne
Pathogens: Know The Risk Trainer's Toolkit (BBP-018K) 1
This Trainer’s Toolkit complies with annual training requirements and
teaches all employees common sense guidelines to protect themselves from the
serious threat of bloodborne disease in the workplace. The toolkit contains
the video program, Bloodborne Pathogens: Know The Risk, employee handbooks,
a leader’s guide, a laminated poster and several overhead transparency
masters. Topics include: risk of exposure; AIDS and hepatitis B;
transmission of bloodborne diseases; minimizing risk; housekeeping; proper
waste disposal. (21 min., 1999, English)
CTT
Bloodborne
Pathogens: Protect Yourself (BBP‑019)
This program is designed for workers who are not designated to respond in an
emergency but may contract bloodborne pathogens as first-on-the-scene good
Samaritans, housekeeping employees or laundry staff. Topics includes: What
are HBV, HIV and AIDS?; how these diseases are spread; first-aid procedures;
decontamination procedures; housekeeping. (15 min., 1997, English)
CTT
Spanish: Los
Patogenos de la sangre: ¡Protejase Usted Mismo! (Bloodborne Pathogens:
Protect Yourself) (BBP-020S)
Safety
101 - Bloodborne Pathogens: Take Precautions (BBP-021K) 1
This video covers the three main bloodborne pathogens -- HIV, HBV and HCV --
and their definitions, symptoms and routes of transmission. Safe responses
to accidents and injuries are covered, as well as common sense precautions
to prevent the spread of infection at work. Topics include: HIV, HBV and HCV;
transmission; accidents and injuries; common sense precautions. Includes
Employee Handbooks and Leader's Guide. (12 min., 2001, English)
CTT
Bloodborne
Pathogens: What You Need to Know Training Kit (BBP-022K) 1
This kit is aimed at healthcare facilities, emergency personnel, and funeral
homes. This training kit gives your employees an overview of the
regulations, exposure determination, infection control, methods of
compliance, safe work practices, infectious waste disposal, and protective
equipment and clothing. Includes instructor's guide, employee handbooks, and
a training log. (15 min., 1992, English)
JJK
Specific
Industries
Bloodborne
Pathogens for Ambulatory Care: A Sharper Image (BBP-023)
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This video program offers a concise look at the transmission, treatment and
prevention of bloodborne pathogens, specifically: hepatitis B, hepatitis C
and HIV, the Human Immuno-deficiency Virus. Complies with OSHA 1910.1030.
Topics include: effects of HIV, HBV, HCV; personal protective equipment;
engineering controls; safe work practices. Geared specifically for
healthcare settings. (19 min., 1999, English)
CTT
Bloodborne
Pathogens in the Dental Environment (BBP-024)
q
This video program is geared specifically to the hazards found in dental
offices and clinics and offers a look at the transmission, treatment and
prevention of bloodborne pathogens, specifically: hepatitis B, hepatitis C
and HIV, the Human Immuno-deficiency Virus. Topics include: effects of HIV,
HBV, HCV; personal protective equipment; engineering controls; safe work
practices.
(19 min., English) CTT
AIDS,
Hepatitis, and the Emergency Responder (BBP-003)
This video is aimed at the emergency responder and discusses protective
clothing and equipment; avoiding needle stick injuries; decontamination
procedures; handwashing techniques; procedures to follow if exposed; and
proper waste disposal.
(25 min., 1992, English) EFG
Bloodborne
Pathogens: Training for the Office Worker (BBP-009)
A minor accident dramatizes exposure risks. Live demonstrations cover
universal precautions and safe first aid. (6 min., 1994, English)
KRAMES
Controlling
Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens: Manufacturing (BBP-010)
Supports the training requirements for employees in a manufacturing facility
who are designated as first aid/CPR trained or may be occupationally
exposed, e.g., janitorial employees. (17 min., 1992, English) DBP
Controlling
Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens: Service Industries -
Hotel/Motel/Restaurant (BBP‑011)
Designed for workers identified as first-aid/CPR providers in hotel, motel,
restaurant and service industries and whose jobs may expose them to blood or
blood contaminated body fluids, linens or clothing. Explains how to reduce
exposure for employees. (17 min., 1992, English) DBP
Tuberculosis
TB
and Health Care Workers (3 tape set) (BBP‑012)
This series was produced with the Wisconsin Dept. of Health and Family
Services and was the result of a conference on the then pending OSHA
proposed standard for protecting health care workers exposed to TB in their
employment. The conference consisted of an on-site presentation and a
question and answer videoconference with experts in Washington DC. The video
consists of a mix of Powerpoint presentations on the specific provisions
of the standard (the live on-site sessions) and the question and answer
teleconference in which the experts responded to questions phoned in to the
panel. Segments 1‑11 on three video cassettes. (60+ min., 1995,
English) UW
Tuberculosis
Awareness (BBP-013)
This video describes how TB develops (active, drug-resistance), the
transmission, symptoms, risk, and steps to prevent exposure. (16 min.,
1998, English) CTT
See also:
·
TB Respiratory Protection:
Administrator’s Review (OCH‑028)
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