High riskactivity putsyou at riskfor infectionDisposeused gownsin biohazardwastePut bloodsoakedwashable itemsin redbiohazard bagsIf exposureoccurs, wash,flush and/orirrigateimmediatelyHealth careworkers at riskfor beingexposed to BBPqualify for freevaccinesTesting b4seroconversioncan lead to afalse negativeresultBloodbornepathogens canenter mucousmembranes, non-intact skin and/or bepenetrated by sharpobjectHepatitisdamagesthe liverNovaccinationsfor HIV orHep C as ofyetHIVinfectionlasts a lifetimeRememberthe steps ofthe chain ofinfectionPPE include:gloves,masks,gowns,gogglesAntibodiestry to fightoff illnessThe mostcommonBBP are HIV,Hep B andHep CSharps injurylogs are usedfor recorddetails ofincidentsT-Cellsprovide animmunedefense inthe bodyPut allcontaminatedsharps in redbiohazardboxWash handsbefore andafter PPEuseBloodbornePathogenstransmittedthrough bloodand sexualcontactBloodbornePathogensaretransmittedthrough bloodThe HIVattacks theimmunesystemHepatitis Csymptomsinclude:jaundice, pain,n/v, loss ofappetiteAll PPE shouldbe worn duringtraumaespecially gunshotsA small cutnot bleedingis to behandled withglovesHigh riskactivity putsyou at riskfor infectionDisposeused gownsin biohazardwastePut bloodsoakedwashable itemsin redbiohazard bagsIf exposureoccurs, wash,flush and/orirrigateimmediatelyHealth careworkers at riskfor beingexposed to BBPqualify for freevaccinesTesting b4seroconversioncan lead to afalse negativeresultBloodbornepathogens canenter mucousmembranes, non-intact skin and/or bepenetrated by sharpobjectHepatitisdamagesthe liverNovaccinationsfor HIV orHep C as ofyetHIVinfectionlasts a lifetimeRememberthe steps ofthe chain ofinfectionPPE include:gloves,masks,gowns,gogglesAntibodiestry to fightoff illnessThe mostcommonBBP are HIV,Hep B andHep CSharps injurylogs are usedfor recorddetails ofincidentsT-Cellsprovide animmunedefense inthe bodyPut allcontaminatedsharps in redbiohazardboxWash handsbefore andafter PPEuseBloodbornePathogenstransmittedthrough bloodand sexualcontactBloodbornePathogensaretransmittedthrough bloodThe HIVattacks theimmunesystemHepatitis Csymptomsinclude:jaundice, pain,n/v, loss ofappetiteAll PPE shouldbe worn duringtraumaespecially gunshotsA small cutnot bleedingis to behandled withgloves

Bloodborne Pathogens Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. High risk activity puts you at risk for infection
  2. Dispose used gowns in biohazard waste
  3. Put blood soaked washable items in red biohazard bags
  4. If exposure occurs, wash, flush and/or irrigate immediately
  5. Health care workers at risk for being exposed to BBP qualify for free vaccines
  6. Testing b4 seroconversion can lead to a false negative result
  7. Bloodborne pathogens can enter mucous membranes, non-intact skin and/or be penetrated by sharp object
  8. Hepatitis damages the liver
  9. No vaccinations for HIV or Hep C as of yet
  10. HIV infection lasts a life time
  11. Remember the steps of the chain of infection
  12. PPE include: gloves, masks, gowns, goggles
  13. Antibodies try to fight off illness
  14. The most common BBP are HIV, Hep B and Hep C
  15. Sharps injury logs are used for record details of incidents
  16. T-Cells provide an immune defense in the body
  17. Put all contaminated sharps in red biohazard box
  18. Wash hands before and after PPE use
  19. Bloodborne Pathogens transmitted through blood and sexual contact
  20. Bloodborne Pathogens are transmitted through blood
  21. The HIV attacks the immune system
  22. Hepatitis C symptoms include: jaundice, pain, n/v, loss of appetite
  23. All PPE should be worn during trauma especially gun shots
  24. A small cut not bleeding is to be handled with gloves