Bloodborne Pathogens with HIV/AIDS Awareness Courses

CCP: HIV/AIDS Awareness

(.2 CEU/2 Hours) - $25.00

Course Description

This course describes historical background and general statistics of HIV/AIDS. It describes HIV/AIDS methods of transmission, symptoms, and treatment options. Techniques for prevention and legal issues pertaining to HIV/AIDS are also identified.

Duration:  2 hours

WAC 170-295-1110 - Washington Regulations

Who must have human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) and bloodborne pathogen training?

• Every employee who is included in the staff to child ratio must have written proof of HIV/AIDS and blood-borne pathogen training that includes prevention, transmission, treatment and confidentiality issues.

• You must comply with applicable Washington Industrial Safety and Health Act (WISHA)/labor and industries safety and health regulations under chapter 296-823 WAC that apply to you. Labor & Industries requires that all staff of child care programs complete the Bloodborne Pathogens course EVERY YEAR.

CCP: Bloodborne Pathogens

(.2 CEU/2 Hours) - $25.00

Course Description:

This course describes bloodborne pathogens and defines associated terminology. It also discusses signs, symptoms, and treatments of the most commonly encountered bloodborne diseases, their methods of transmission, ways to prevent exposure to bloodborne pathogens, and beneficial actions following any incidental exposure.

Course Objectives:

• RECALL common bloodborne pathogen terminology.

• RECALL bloodborne disease names, symptoms, and treatments.

• RECALL methods of exposure to bloodborne pathogens.

• RECALL how bloodborne pathogens are transmitted.

• IDENTIFY actions that prevent exposure to bloodborne pathogens.

• IDENTIFY recommended actions after incidental exposure to bloodborne pathogens.

Duration: 2 hours