Curriculum
- 8 Sections
- 24 Lessons
- 52 Weeks
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- Understanding bloodborne pathogensRecognise the main exposure routes and the everyday studio habits that interrupt them.7
- 1.1Introduction to the course5 Minutes
- 1.2How dangerous are bloodborne pathogens?5 Minutes
- 1.3What is a bloodborne pathogen?5 Minutes
- 1.4The chain of infection5 Minutes
- 1.5How bloodborne pathogens spread5 Minutes
- 1.6How bloodborne pathogens do not spread5 Minutes
- 1.7Using the course and your study time5 Minutes
- The main infectionsUnderstand HBV, HCV and HIV, and distinguish bloodborne risks from other infection routes.4
- Preventing exposurePlan safer work, segregate waste, clean effectively and handle sharps safely.4
- Hand hygiene and personal protectionPractise handwashing and glove removal, then select PPE for the task.3
- Exposure response and planningKnow the immediate response to an exposure and build a usable workplace plan.2
- Records and chemical informationKeep appropriate confidential records and make product safety information accessible.2
- Applying your learningRehearse a safe studio workflow and check your understanding.2
- Certificate and learning reflectionTurn your learning into practical actions and review the course before finishing.1
