In this module, you will learn about the bloodborne pathogens training that are present in human blood and can cause diseases.
A Brief Overview of Bloodborne Pathogens Training Online Module
The bloodborne pathogens training online module covers each type of bloodborne disease along with relevant images to give learners a quick overview of it.
The module ‘Bloodborne Pathogens’ contains concise yet easy-to-comprehend concepts with appropriate images to increase learner’s engagement.
The bloodborne pathogens online training module is fully-narrative and AODA-Compliant. Also, the best thing about the module is, you can pause the course whenever needed. The course reminder will automatically bookmark where you left off and help you get back to your spot after you return.
Lastly, there is a final test at the end of the module in the form of MCQs or choosing the correct answer that learners have to attempt and pass to ensure successful completion of the bloodborne pathogens online training program.
What is the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)?
The Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is the virus that causes Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS). It can be transferred from one person to another through blood-to-blood and/or sexual contact.
Can Hepatitis cause death to a person?
Acute viral hepatitis is a common but sometimes serious infection of the liver that leads to inflammation and necrosis and eventually leads to death.
How is transmission most likely to occur in the workplace setting?
There is a final test at the end of the module. Is it mandatory to attempt it?
Yes! It is mandatory to attempt the final test after completion of the module. The successful completion of the final test indicates that you have completed and comprehended the module effectively.
How should I proceed if I encounter any problems or difficulties while going through the module?
Since our learning management system is so simple and intuitive to use, most users have no issues. However, if you do run into problems, support is offered via phone, email, and chat.
