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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Blood-Borne Pathogen

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Disease-causing organisms transferred through contact with bl or body fluids.

#2
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Contaminated

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Soiled, strained, or infected by contact or association.

#3
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Contaminated Waste

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Waste that has been in contact with bl or other bodily fluids

#4
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Direct Contact

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Touching or contact with pts bl or saliva

#5
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Droplet Infection

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An infection that occurs through mucosal surfaces of the eyes, nose, or mouth

#6
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General Waste

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Non hazardous perishable material

#7
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Hazardous Waste

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Waste that poses a damage to humans or the environment

#8
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Indirect Contact

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Touching or contact with a contaminated surface or instrument

#9
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Infectious

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Capable of transmitting organisms that cause disease

#10
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Infectious Waste

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Waste that is capable of transmitting infectious diseases

#11
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Non-contaminated

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Clean

#12
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Occupational Exposure

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Any skin, eye or mucous membrane contact or percutaneous injury involving blood or any other infectious material

#13
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Parental/Percutaneous Transmission

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Anything that can “break the skin” to cause disease

#14
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Pre-mucosal

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Contact with mucous membranes such as the eyes or mouth

#15
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Low Level Disinfectant

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Disinfectant that destroys certain viruses and fungi, used for housecleaning

#16
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Precleaning

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Removal of bioburden before disinfection

#17
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Reuse Life

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Time period that a disinfectant should remain effective during use and reuse

#18
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Shelf Life

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how long a product maybe be stored before use

#19
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single-use items

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items that are used on only one patient and then thrown out disposable items

#20
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sodium hypochlorite

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commonly known as bleach

#21
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Sporicidal

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capable of killing bacterial spores

#22
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Sterilent

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agent that kills all microorganisms

#23
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synthetic phenol

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registered intermediate-level hospital disinfectant

#24
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touch surface

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surfaces directly touched and contaminated during procedures