In the event of being exposed to blood, you should:
a. Notify the primary nurse and your instructor at the end of the shift
b. Pour 100% bleach on the area
c. Wash the area and notify your instructor and charge nurse immediately
d. See your family doctor within 24 hours
Answer (2)
In the event of blood exposure, you should wash the area and notify your instructor and charge nurse immediately to ensure safety and proper care. Immediate action reduces the risk of infection, and involving trained professionals helps manage the situation effectively. Avoid delaying notification or using inappropriate cleaning methods like bleach. ;
If you are exposed to blood, the proper response is to wash the area immediately and notify your instructor and charge nurse without delay. This action helps to reduce the risk of infection and allows professionals to manage the situation appropriately. Therefore, the correct choice is option c.
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