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03/22/2024
Application of OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens standard to digital rectal examinations for rectal foreign bodies
2
02/08/2023
Is a single-handed scalpel blade removal device an engineering control under the Bloodborne Pathogens standard?
3
12/15/2020
Clarification of the HAZWOPER standard to employees engaged in the cleanup of blood from crimes or trauma incidents
4
11/06/2020
Emergency eyewash requirements for eye hazards caused by bloodborne pathogens
5
09/06/2019
Cleanup of blood from crime or accident scenes and HAZWOPER training requirements
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06/25/2015
Inspection Guidance for Inpatient Healthcare Settings
7
04/01/2014
Applicability of Certain OSHA Standards to Cabin Crew Members on Aircraft in Operation
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10/01/2012
Bloodborne Pathogens Standard Requirements for Exposure Control Plans
9
07/13/2012
Applicability of the Bloodborne Pathogens standard during transection of the umbilical cord.
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01/09/2012
Dental office employers with one or more employees must comply with the OSH Act.
11
12/19/2011
Removal of Contaminated Needles Prior to Disposal.
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12/13/2011
Clarification on whether an employer with multiple facilities needs a separate written ECP for each facility.
13
12/08/2011
Obtaining source individual's consent to release test results.
14
05/19/2011
Hand protection selection/usage while handling bacterial culture plates in a laboratory.
15
05/16/2011
Providing the hepatitis B vaccine to companion-sitters who may provide first aid as a collateral duty.
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04/08/2011
OSHA policy on the containerization and disposal of specimen containers used for urine collection in medical settings.
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03/29/2011
Rapid test methods for determining HCV infectivity.
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03/11/2011
Clarification on when an instructor must be immediately available during a training program.
19
02/23/2011
Handling of contaminated laundry in long-term care facilities.
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01/11/2011
Occupational exposure during the handling of deployed stun gun darts.
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12/13/2010
Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
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12/07/2010
Prevention of needlestick injuries caused by the improper removal of Taser darts
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09/22/2010
Requirement for bloodborne pathogen training to be conducted during working hours.
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03/09/2010
Appropriate disinfectants for decontamination of blood or OPIM.
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11/10/2009
Confidentiality of employee post-exposure evaluations as it pertains to the Bloodborne Pathogens Standard; use of portable fans in phlebotomy collection rooms.
26
06/02/2009
Disposal of blood and other potentially infectious materials (OPIM).
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02/27/2009
Compliance with the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard, 29 CFR 1910.1030.
28
11/24/2008
OSHA's position on the use of Novartis' Fluvirin device.
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11/21/2008
OSHA's position on the use of fingers or a two-handed procedure with a hemostat to remove scalpel blades.
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09/25/2008
OSHA's position on the use of Q104 needle removal device.
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09/09/2008
OSHA's position on the use of lancets or lancing devices without safety-engineered features for finger prick blood sampling in the workplace.
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07/31/2008
Requirement for annual BBP training for tattooing and body piercing artists and the use of written interpretations in the BBP training program.
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07/16/2008
Whether an employee can waive right to have untested blood maintained for 90 days.
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05/05/2008
Clarification of the use and selection of BBP safety devices.
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04/18/2008
Placement of sharps containers and requirement to ensure they are maintained in an upright position.
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01/17/2008
Clarification on trainer requirements and access to trainer under OSHA's bloodborne pathogens standard.
37
01/02/2008
Applicability of OSHA's bloodborne pathogens standard to the containment and disposal of electric razors in correctional facilities and health care settings.
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10/26/2007
Clarification of PPE requirements for phlebotomists performing venipunctures in hospital setting and/or rural outpatient clinics.
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10/26/2007
OSHA does not regulate the final disposal of medical waste.
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10/04/2007
Applicability of OSHA's bloodborne pathogens standard to the use of safety needles with self-infuse bleeding products.
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08/09/2007
Requirements for the construction of trash receptacles used in operating rooms for the containerization of regulated waste.
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08/07/2007
Determining the presence of blood in mixture that comprises raw sewage.
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08/01/2007
Whether an employer is required to start over an incompleted Hepatitis B vaccination series.
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07/30/2007
Application of OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens Standard, 29 CFR 1910.1030, to employees in wastewater treatment plants.
45
06/29/2007
Whether diabetics who self-administer at work can dispose of capped insulin syringes in an office trash container.
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06/22/2007
OSHA's BBP standard as it relates to laundering of surgical caps contaminated with blood from the operating room.
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06/14/2007
The applicability of OSHA's bloodborne pathogens standards to the use of sharps containers on hospital crash carts.
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05/22/2007
Application of OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens standard to contractors who clean up blood following accidents.
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04/23/2007
Whether employees certified in CPR and use of AED's are covered under the bloodborne pathogens standards.
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03/02/2007
Requirements for safety-engineered sharps for stockpiled pandemic influenza vaccines and pre-filled syringes.
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02/05/2007
Clarification on providing first aid training and maintenance of medical records under OSHA's BBP standard.
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01/29/2007
Whether shielding is required when removing Becton Dickinson's blood tubes with a Hemoguard® closure.
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01/24/2007
Acceptable time lapse for "annual" training.
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01/18/2007
The use of safety-engineered devices and work practice controls in operating rooms; hospital responsibility to protect independent practitioners under BBP standard.
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01/16/2007
OSHA requirements for providing training for first aid, CPR, and BBP for prompt treatment of injured employees at various workplaces.
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01/09/2007
Annual BBP training requirement for employees who have been provided more stringent training under 32 CFR Part 627 and the CDC-NIH BMBL publication.
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01/09/2007
Whether dental anesthetic carpules are considered to be "contaminated sharps" or "regulated waste".
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01/08/2007
Use of rapid HIV antibody testing on a source individual after an exposure incident.
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06/16/2006
Wearing sandals in a medical office when feet do not contact blood or OPIM.
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05/17/2006
Requirements for covered beverages at nurses' stations.
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02/14/2006
Employer's duty to inform auto mechanic of presence of blood in vehicle being repaired.
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01/12/2006
Employer's obligation to assure the accuracy of the sharps injury log.
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12/22/2005
Use of passing trays and single-handed scalpel blade remover in a surgical setting.
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12/08/2005
"Freehand" piercing without the use of forceps or other engineering controls violates the bloodborne pathogens standards.
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11/09/2005
Periodic serologic testing to monitor antibody concentrations after completion of the hepatitis B vaccine three-dose series is not recommended.
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09/13/2005
Safety precautions, PPE, and immunizations for workers in waste water treatment facility.
67
09/17/2004
Bloodborne Pathogens Standard as it relates to contaminated laundry, sharps containers, and the Hepatitis B vaccine in fitness centers.
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09/03/2004
OSHA has no specific standard on autoclaving used medical instruments.
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05/27/2004
Bloodborne Pathogens Standard application to bifurcated needles; acceptability and appropriateness of safety bifurcated needles.
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04/20/2004
Clarification from OSHA regarding the use of the NeedleguardTM in a hospital environment.
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01/29/2004
Concern of potential adverse affects from latex by consumers and health care patients with Hevea Natural Rubber Latex Allergy
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01/20/2004
Bloodborne Pathogens Standard application to small healthcare facilities and the annual review of the Exposure Control Plan.
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01/20/2004
Employer's responsibility to provide bloodborne pathogens training to lifeguards.
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01/20/2004
Employer's responsibility to re-evaluate engineering controls, i.e., safer needle devices, at least annually.
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09/03/2003
OSHA's outreach effort to educate employers on the Needlestick safety and Prevention Act requirements.
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08/19/2003
Recapping of contaminated needles used in body piercing.
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06/26/2003
Electronic Mail Systems and Bloodborne Pathogens Training requirements.
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05/28/2003
Potential exposure to contaminated sharps in the solid waste industry.
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03/31/2003
Acceptable use of antiseptic-hand cleansers for bloodborne pathogen decontamination and as an appropriate handwashing practice.
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03/19/2003
Engineering control requirements for allergy and immunization injections.
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03/14/2003
Employee access to needlestick and contaminated sharps injury log requirements.
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02/20/2003
Needlestick Safety and Prevention Act and the requirement to include safety-engineered sharps devices in pre-packaged surgical kits or trays.
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01/23/2003
Evaluation of sutureless catheter securement devices to prevent needlestick hazards.
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12/27/2002
Plasma-derived products are considered "blood" within the meaning of the Bloodborne Pathogens Standard.
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12/03/2002
Sharps injury logs are intended to track departments, devices, and/or procedures causing injuries, not injured employees.
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11/21/2002
Safer medical devices must be selected based on employee feedback and device effectiveness, not Group Purchasing Organizations.
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08/22/2002
Universal precautions application to elective surgeries.
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07/29/2002
Applicability of the Bloodborne Pathogens standard to the tattoo and body piercing industries.
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09/10/2001
Plasma derivatives are covered by the Bloodborne Pathogens Standard.
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08/17/2001
Evaluation of safer medical devices and the use of therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals.
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06/04/2001
Acceptability of using a straight needle where there's no exposure to blood or OPIM.
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10/04/2000
Responsibility for cleaning/preventing exposure to contaminated emergency medical equipment.
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09/25/2000
Applicability of bloodborne pathogens standard to athletic trainers; handling of contaminated laundry.
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05/04/2000
The BBP standard applicability to home health care service workers.
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11/10/1999
LOTO of hydraulic systems; postal workers' exposure to hazardous material spills.
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10/21/1999
Employees (daycare workers) required to provide first aid are covered by 1910.1030
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03/25/1999
Applicability of Bloodborne Pathogens Standard to HCV.
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02/22/1999
Glass Capillary Tubes: Joint Safety Advisory About Potential Risks.
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01/15/1999
Trainer accessibility during training.
100
10/05/1998
Bloodborne Pathogens standard: Group purchasing agreements in healthcare facilities; engineering controls.
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04/07/1998
OSHA doesn't regulate latex gloves for food preparation
102
02/19/1998
Procedure to follow when Hepatitis B vaccine schedule is interrupted.
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02/04/1998
Approval and selection of medical devices to minimize employee exposure.
104
01/21/1998
Approval for use of needle disposal systems; incineration not prohibited.
105
11/13/1997
Alternatives to latex or vinyl may be used for protective gloves to comply with the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens standard.
106
10/28/1997
Application of glove monitoring devices to aid in the detection of gloves that fail during medical procedures.
107
09/25/1997
Safe Medical Systems' SNR sharps collection system.
108
09/23/1997
The Bloodborne Pathogen Standard and the Enforcement Procedures for TB.
109
08/31/1997
Annual training required by the occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogen standard.
110
07/03/1997
OSHA's standard for exposure to bloodborne pathogens.
111
06/27/1997
OSHA's position on U.S. Environmental Protection Agency-approved disinfectants.
112
06/11/1997
Appropriateness of computer-based interactive training programs to satisfy required OSHA training.
113
04/17/1997
Applicability of the Bloodborne Pathogens Standard for employees who work as companion-sitters in private homes.
114
04/01/1997
Disinfectants claiming efficacy against the Hepatitis B virus.
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03/26/1997
The requirements for disposal of contaminated waste once the needle has been destroyed.
116
03/26/1997
The use of telephones in training to meet the requirements of the Bloodborne Pathogens standard.
117
02/28/1997
EPA-Registered disinfectants for HIV/HBV.
118
12/30/1996
Information related to Bloodborne Pathogens.
119
12/02/1996
Requirement to obtain a healthcare professional's written opinion in the "pre-exposure vaccination setting."
120
11/08/1996
Application and enforcement of the Bloodborne Pathogens Standard in a barber shop.
121
11/01/1996
Response: Bloodborne Pathogen Standard (BBP) and Alaska CASPA - Code Interpretation.
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10/29/1996
Clarification of OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens Standard as it relates to syringes and needles contaminated with both a bloodborne pathogen and radioactive nuclear medicine.
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09/24/1996
The OSHA policy on the use of disinfectants that are registered with the EPA as being effective against HBV and HIV.
124
08/28/1996
Appropriateness of the usage of video presentations in meeting the OSHA bloodborne training requirements.
125
08/28/1996
Change in training requirements for bloodborne pathogens and tuberculosis.
126
08/28/1996
The SPS "Needle-Eater" and accessory sharps transfer container.
127
05/28/1996
Approval for cut and puncture resistant gloves.
128
05/08/1996
Bloodborne Pathogens Standard at the Institutions.
129
05/07/1996
OSHA Guidelines for Medical Practices.
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04/18/1996
Hazards of Smoke Generated from Surgical Procedures
131
04/15/1996
Doctors required to wear gloves while fitting patients with contact lenses.
132
04/15/1996
The potential for the transmission of HIV from contact with urine specimens.
133
02/27/1996
The situations under which dry cleaning establishments would be covered by the bloodborne pathogens standard
134
02/15/1996
Classification of saliva in dental procedures under the bloodborne pathogens standard.
135
11/02/1995
Clarification on OSHA's policy regarding the requirements for hand washing facilities inside an examination room.
136
10/23/1995
Bloodborne Pathogens and the issue of latex allergy and latex hypersensitivity
137
09/12/1995
Applicability of the Bloodborne Pathogens standard to emergency response employees.
138
09/01/1995
The coverage of child care workers regarding pre-exposure hepatitis B vaccination.
139
08/28/1995
Evaluation of raw sewage as regulated waste; product label compliance with the bloodborne pathogens standard.
140
08/28/1995
Intravenous (IV) drug administration.
141
08/11/1995
Permanent variance from the labels and signs requirements of the Bloodborne Pathogens standard.
142
07/14/1995
OSHA policies and procedures for taking photographs and videotapes in the workplace.
143
07/10/1995
Allergen testing procedures.
144
05/01/1995
Face protection for phlebotomists, exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens.
145
02/21/1995
Reusable Sharp Containers.
146
02/14/1995
The official policy regarding the Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens Standard.
147
01/23/1995
The application of the Personal Protective Equipment standard to PPE hazard assessment and training for laboratory and clinical health care workers.
148
12/27/1994
Review of Manual for training personnel engaged in oil spill emergency response.
149
12/13/1994
Abortion clinics do not comply with OSHA regulations and guidelines.
150
12/13/1994
Clarification of Contaminated Waste Labelling Requirement.
151
12/09/1994
Latex allergy a priority for action on the agenda of workplace hazards.
152
12/07/1994
The mandate to use one of two pharmacies and whether or not the time it takes to attend a medical appointment is compensable.
153
12/01/1994
Regulations for Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens.
154
11/22/1994
Bloodborne Pathogen and HAZWOPER-Media Coverage.
155
11/21/1994
HCS as it relates to the guidelines described in OSHA's 1986 publication regarding disposal of hospital wastes contaminated with cytotoxic drugs.
156
11/10/1994
Requesting a written opinion on the disposal of the needle-less Biojector syringe.
157
10/13/1994
OSHA requirements for sharps containers under the Bloodborne Pathogens Standards.
158
08/02/1994
OSHA Regulation 1910.1030 and the Applicability to Electric Utilities.
159
08/01/1994
A review of the publication "Safety News" as it relates to the OSHA regulation 1910.1030.
160
07/15/1994
The necessity for the standard and the standard's requirements, as well as other pertinent regulations.
161
07/01/1994
Appropriate quality standards for PPE.
162
06/21/1994
Applicability of 1910.1030 to establish human cell lines.
163
06/10/1994
Decontamination of a plush carpet surface after a spill.
164
05/13/1994
Bloodborne pathogens standard applies to employees performing maintenance activities which involve making or keeping a structure, fixture, or foundation.
165
05/06/1994
OSHA requires the use of a tuberculocidal disinfectant to clean up blood or body fluids.
166
04/29/1994
Recapping of contaminated needles.
167
04/27/1994
Occupational health hazards to veterinarians.
168
04/26/1994
Is a physician's order required before performing blood testing on a source individual after consent is obtained.
169
04/25/1994
The employer should make the determination whether the reusable or the disposable device better satisfies requirements of Bloodborne Pathogens standard.
170
04/13/1994
The requirements for disinfection as referenced in CPL 2-2.44C, the Directive for Bloodborne Pathogens Standard.
171
04/07/1994
Whether containers which meet the criteria of the U.S. Department of Transportation Infectious Substance Regulations.
172
04/01/1994
The wearing of gloves during routine vena punctures.
173
03/31/1994
Secondary container for a specimen.
174
11/24/1993
Extracted teeth potentially infectious materials.
175
10/19/1993
OSHA Standard on Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens.
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09/27/1993
OSHA does not endorse commercial products.
177
09/24/1993
Pregnancy care centers administering urine pregnancy tests and the BBP standard.
178
09/17/1993
Use of microwave systems to convert regulated waste into waste free of biohazardous material.
179
09/15/1993
OSHA does not approve or endorse products.
180
08/25/1993
Unit dose syringes.
181
08/24/1993
Mineral oil and/or petrolatum containing skin care products and latex gloves.
182
07/22/1993
Permissibility of a consent form with a waiver of liability.
183
07/09/1993
Coverage of Lifeguards.
184
07/07/1993
Protocol for blunting a needle against re-use & one-handed recapping prior to discard.
185
06/29/1993
Exposure to hypodermic needles in recycling center.
186
06/29/1993
Labeling for TB and HIV-1.
187
06/24/1993
Application of standard to more than health care workers
188
06/21/1993
Use of a tuberculocidal disinfectant to clean contaminated areas.
189
06/02/1993
Coverage of Ear Piercing.
190
05/27/1993
Exposure of trainers and team physicians to body fluids.
191
04/30/1993
Dental workers exposed to disinfectants as part of decontamination.
192
04/30/1993
Toenail particles do not qualify as regulated waste.
193
04/20/1993
Clarification on first aid requirements for hazardous waste sites.
194
04/19/1993
Cleaning of police uniforms as specified by bloodborne pathogens standard
195
04/19/1993
Labeling of products currently under FDA review.
196
04/13/1993
Albumin Human USP and the standard.
197
03/23/1993
Construction industry general duty clause, and the bloodborne pathogens standard.
198
03/09/1993
Re-useable phlebotomy collection device.
199
02/16/1993
American Dental Association "Checklist".
200
02/16/1993
Sterilization of spirometry tubing.
201
02/12/1993
Concerns for cost and necessity of bloodborne pathogens standard.
202
02/05/1993
Bloodborne pathogens standard's costs and requirements.
203
02/05/1993
Handling of medical instruments.
204
02/02/1993
Bloodborne pathogens training requirements.
205
02/01/1993
Hepatitis B vaccination series requirements of bloodborne pathogens standard.
206
02/01/1993
Most frequently asked questions concerning the bloodborne pathogens standard
207
01/26/1993
Bloodborne pathogens standard and the construction industry.
208
01/26/1993
Preservation of Criminal Evidence and Acceptability of Dry Cleaning under 29 CFR 1910.1030
209
01/26/1993
Registration of sterilants, tuberculocidal disinfectants, and anti-microbial products.
210
01/26/1993
The hotel/motel industry and the bloodborne pathogens standard.
211
12/23/1992
Construction activities and operations and the bloodborne pathogens standard.
212
12/21/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard relating to various types or classes of individuals.
213
12/21/1992
OSHA's Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens Standard.
214
12/16/1992
Occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens relating to nurse assistant students.
215
12/15/1992
Biohazard labeling.
216
12/15/1992
Bloodborne pathogens impact on non-health care industries
217
12/14/1992
Breast milk does not constitute occupational exposure as defined by standard.
218
12/04/1992
Applicability of Bloodborne Pathogens Standard to emergency responders, decontamination, housekeeping, and good samaritan acts
219
12/04/1992
Background of bloodborne pathogens standard and requirements for emergency medical services.
220
11/20/1992
Background of standards.
221
11/18/1992
Requirements for the bloodborne pathogens standard, 1910.1030.
222
11/09/1992
Sharps container implicated in needle sticks.
223
11/06/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard as it pertains to the construction industry.
224
11/04/1992
Bloodborne pathogens and laundering of contaminated articles.
225
11/04/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard's application to allergists.
226
10/26/1992
Background of bloodborne pathogens standard.
227
10/26/1992
Request for an amendment to the bloodborne pathogen standard.
228
10/23/1992
Applicability of bloodborne pathogens standard to first aid providers at electric cooperatives
229
10/22/1992
Applicability of bloodborne pathogens standard to first aid providers at drilling operations
230
10/22/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard's applicability to containers having a DOT "Infectious Substances" label.
231
10/21/1992
OSHA's determination of Lysol Spray's acceptability to the bloodborne pathogen standard.
232
10/16/1992
Background of bloodborne pathogens standard.
233
10/15/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard's costs and necessity.
234
10/08/1992
Bloodborne Pathogen standard's application to feminine hygiene products.
235
10/02/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard as it applies to a nursing personnel service.
236
10/02/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard's applicability to the oil drilling industry.
237
10/02/1992
The StopStix resheathing device is not acceptable to the bloodborne pathogen standard.
238
10/01/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard's applicability to employees of summer camps and conference/retreat centers
239
10/01/1992
Request for a copy of a memorandum dated July 15, 1992 regarding a Sage Products sharps disposal container.
240
09/30/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard requirements relating to subculturing microorganisms.
241
09/28/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard's relationship to a checklist for dental offices.
242
09/25/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard's necessity, requirements and costs.
243
09/17/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard's relationship to grocery retailers and wholesalers.
244
09/15/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard's relationship to labeling of laundry, OnGard Needle recapping device, and laundering uniforms.
245
09/10/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard's requirements and costs.
246
09/09/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard's relationship to oilfield industry and other non-health care industries.
247
09/09/1992
Concerns about necessity for the standard and its requirements and costs.
248
09/04/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard requirements regarding employees performing residential services.
249
09/04/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard's relationship to beverage consumption at nurses stations.
250
09/04/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard's relationship to employees trained in first aid around electrical lines
251
09/04/1992
Red Cross compliance with the bloodborne pathogens standard.
252
09/01/1992
Bloodborne Pathogens standard's interpretation of containerization of reusable sharps.
253
09/01/1992
Using gloves in administering routine injections.
254
09/01/1992
Various questions on OSHA standards
255
08/28/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard's applicability to employees dealing with individuals who have developmental disabilities.
256
08/28/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard's applicability to non-health care industries.
257
08/27/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard's applicability in a school for the disabled.
258
08/27/1992
Bloodborne pathogens in the healthcare industry, request for variance.
259
08/25/1992
Eating and drinking in doctors' waiting rooms.
260
08/25/1992
Guidelines for school buses under the bloodborne pathogens standard.
261
08/21/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard as it applies to off-site laundry facilities.
262
08/21/1992
Costs of compliance with bloodborne pathogens standard.
263
08/18/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard's relationship to "who is covered".
264
08/18/1992
Bloodborne Pathogens standard's relationship to literature on the NEED-3000 Used Injection Needles Melting Device.
265
08/14/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard's relationship to construction employees.
266
08/14/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard's relationship to employees who perform maintenance operations.
267
08/12/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard's and a Hepatitis B consent form.
268
08/12/1992
Request to waive requirement for hand washing between patients when gloves are removed.
269
08/12/1992
Safety syringe and disposal fixtures products.
270
08/12/1992
Training requirements for maintenance of housekeeping personnel.
271
08/10/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard's relationship to product, purification/distillation - sterilization/disinfection system.
272
08/07/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard's requirement of social security number on medical records.
273
08/07/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard's requirements for offering hepatitis B vaccine.
274
08/07/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard's relationship to the coverage of housekeepers and laundry attendants in a hotel environment.
275
07/31/1992
Bloodborne pathogens as it relates to Hand-D-Aid Syringe Holder.
276
07/28/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard's applicability to electric utilities.
277
07/28/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard's applicability to the use of bleach as a disinfectant.
278
07/28/1992
Request for interpretation of the bloodborne pathogen standard (confidentiality issues).
279
07/24/1992
Bloodborne Pathogen standard's applicability to first aid providers for employees who accidentally rupture a sewage line.
280
07/22/1992
Bloodborne pathogens as it relates to home health care agencies.
281
07/21/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard's application to persons who perform first aid.
282
07/21/1992
Coverage of child care workers under scope of occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens.
283
07/15/1992
Maintenance operations of a construction nature.
284
07/07/1992
Bloodborne Pathogen standard as it applies to containers used to discard disposable sharps.
285
07/07/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard as it applies to nail salons.
286
07/07/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard's application to physicians.
287
07/06/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard and its possible applicability to a nursing registry.
288
06/25/1992
Applicability of bloodborne pathogens to non-incorporated business owners and discarded feminine hygiene products.
289
06/11/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard's relationship to group home living programs for retarded adults.
290
06/03/1992
Exposure of temporary nursing personnel to bloodborne pathogens.
291
06/03/1992
Janitorial employees exposure to bloodborne pathogens.
292
06/03/1992
Nursing personnel exposure to bloodborne pathogens.
293
06/01/1992
Application of provisions of the Bloodborne Pathogens standard to Funeral and Nursing Homes.
294
06/01/1992
Feminine hygiene products as regulated waste.
295
05/29/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard does not apply to construction work as defined in 29 CFR 1910.12.
296
05/28/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard as it applies to regulated waste.
297
05/28/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard as it applies to the use of disposable gloves.
298
05/28/1992
Bloodborne Pathogen standard as it applies to the work area.
299
05/28/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard regarding clarification of the recommendations when the hepatitis B vaccine schedule is interrupted.
300
05/19/1992
Bloodborne Pathogen standard as it applies to disinfectants.
301
05/19/1992
Bloodborne Pathogen standard as it applies to personal protective equipment and chemical labeling.
302
05/18/1992
Bloodborne Pathogen standard as it applies to gloves used as personal protective equipment.
303
05/12/1992
Bloodborne Pathogen standard as it relates to care facilities for the mentally retarded.
304
05/12/1992
Bloodborne Pathogen standard as it relates to extracted teeth.
305
05/06/1992
Bloodborne Pathogen standard as it applies to personal protective equipment.
306
05/05/1992
Summer camps and conference/retreat centers and the bloodborne pathogens standard.
307
04/28/1992
Occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens in the telecommunications industry.
308
04/24/1992
Tuberculocidal disinfectant used to clean up blood or body fluids.
309
04/21/1992
Eating and drinking in area where potentially infectious material exists
310
04/17/1992
Coverage of Janitorial Workers Under Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
311
04/17/1992
Feminine Hygiene Products
312
04/16/1992
Bloodborne pathogens.
313
04/15/1992
Bloodborne Pathogens
314
04/15/1992
Guidance on wearing gloves.
315
04/09/1992
Handwashing requirements.
316
04/08/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard as it relates to top-loading washing machines vs. front-loading washing machines.
317
04/06/1992
Bloodborne pathogen standard relating to the telecommunications industry.
318
04/04/1992
Infectious materials and nail and tissue clippers as sharps.
319
04/02/1992
Bloodborne pathogens standard in the dry cleaning and laundromat business.
320
03/31/1992
Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
321
03/25/1992
Sample Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control Plan
322
03/21/1992
Eating and drinking in area where potentially infectious material exists.
323
12/24/1991
Enforcement of Bloodborne Pathogen Standard
324
08/15/1991
Decision or policy statement regarding the obligations and responsibilities of the employee leasing industry with respect to compliance with the Occupational Safety and Health Act.
325
08/08/1990
Hemox Safe Deposit system for needles and syringes used with bloodborne pathogens
