Blood Borne Pathogens In-service Presented by JC School Nurses for all JC School District Staff Members Jones County School District.

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Blood Borne Pathogens In-service Presented by JC School Nurses for all JC School District Staff Members Jones County School District

Act Rather Than Re-act  School Staff tend to be nurturing and care-taking people / Don’t rush to help without putting on gloves - children can touch their own blood - give them a dressing while you put on your gloves / You can be kind and reassuring while you work to protect yourself!

Blood Borne Diseases  HBV Hepatitis B virus Causes damage to liver / HIV Human immunodeficiency virus Compromises immune system – leads to AIDS for which there is no known cure

Transmission / Pathogens can enter your body through: Open cuts - Skin abrasions - Acne Dermatitis - Mucous membranes / Accidental injury with contaminated object: Broken glass - Sharp metal Knives - Needles

Risk of Exposure / Not every staff member will be occupationally exposed to body fluids / Whether or not you’re exposed, you still need to know what to do to minimize your risk of infection

Be Safe and Successful! / Use Barrier Precautions - Have them available in school, on playground and on field trips / Keep yourself and others safe from contamination / Act rather than react!

The Key to Protection / Never touch another person’s blood! Universal Precautions Kits (Gloves, Dressing, Antibacterial Pad) / Handwashing, Handwashing & Handwashing!

Your best protection is to not have any contact with another person’s blood or body fluids. If a student is bleeding, instruct student to cover the source and apply pressure as needed – get the school nurse! If you MUST assist – you need gloves and to call for help!

Gloves / First line of Protection! – Cover all cuts, dry skin – replace any damp bandaids / Replace as soon as possible if gloves are ripped or punctured / Glove Removal Demonstration / Dispose of used gloves carefully and safely!

Remember: Healthy, intact skin is your first line of defense from exposure to blood and body fluids. Treat all blood, fresh or dried as if it is contaminated

Exposure to eyes: If blood or body fluids get in your eyes, wash immediately – rinse eyes for 10 minutes. Report the incident to the school nurse. COMPLETE AN INCIDENT REPORT.