Universal Precautions

Tracking # 20-1376024
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Program Objectives:

  • Define Universal vs. Standard Precautions: Explain Universal Precautions and how they relate to the current Standard Precautions framework.
  • Identify Modes of Transmission: Recognize common transmission pathways for HIV, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, and other bloodborne pathogens.
  • Describe Infection Control Practices: Apply hand hygiene, PPE use, sharps safety, respiratory hygiene, and environmental cleaning to reduce exposure risk.
  • Explain OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standards: Understand exposure control plans, engineering controls, work practice controls, Hepatitis B vaccination, and post-exposure follow-up requirements.
  • Recognize Post-Exposure Steps: Identify immediate actions following needlestick injuries, blood splashes, or other occupational exposures.
  • Discuss HIV/AIDS Management & Prevention: Review testing, referral, risk reduction, and post-exposure follow-up principles.
  • Summarize Florida Legal Requirements: Understand laws related to HIV testing, informed consent, confidentiality, exposure testing, reporting, and partner notification.
  • Apply Infection Control Across Settings: Implement precautions in various environments including patient care, therapy, dentistry, massage therapy, labs, and home health.

Course Overview:

This 2-hour continuing education course provides Florida healthcare professionals with a practical review of Universal Precautions, Standard Precautions, HIV/AIDS, bloodborne pathogen safety, OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard concepts, and Florida legal requirements related to HIV/AIDS and infection control.
The course connects infection control principles to daily healthcare practice, including hand hygiene, PPE, sharps safety, respiratory hygiene, environmental cleaning, post-exposure procedures, confidentiality, HIV testing, reporting, and partner notification.
$8.00 2 Hours

Universal Precautions is offered in the packages below

FAQ

Your CEUs are typically posted within less than 24 hours after completing the course, often on the same day.

Yes, you will receive a certificate upon course completion.

You can download your certificate directly from this page.

Florida OTs and OTAs need 26 CE hours, and 14 hours must be live interactive!