For a Phlebotomist, What Is the Principal Occupational Risk for Infection

question 9

Multiple Choice

For a phlebotomist, what is the principal occupational risk for infection?

• A) Infection from airborne diseases in patient rooms
• B) Infection from droplets in the emergency department
• C) Infection from an accidental needle stick
• D) Infection from a splash from a dropped specimen tube

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