Question

potential of exposure for automotive service technicians: although the potential of exposure to blood borne pathogens or opim is relatively low for service technicians, there are two (2) instances when they may be of a greater likelihood. in each of these instances, careful planning and management of the situation are the best practices to achieve a satisfactory outcome. the most likely instance for a service technicians exposure will be from contact with an injured co - worker. clearly defined procedures for handling the smallest incident(e.g., first aid of small cuts), to the largest(e.g., trauma and hospitalization), provide the highest probability of a satisfactory outcome. that plan should include: - clearly defined chain of command for reporting all incidents. - clearly defined rules for exposure control including post incident clean - up. - clear access to properly maintained first - aid kits and first aid materials. - immediate resolution to the incident (render first aid or dispatch of first responders) before normal shop operations resume. the second instance is with incidental contact with a vehicle that exhibits extremely high potential for exposure such as: - service of advanced life support (als) ambulances which handle blood borne event responses (e.g., gun shot wounds, motor vehicle accidents). - repair of collision vehicles, that may have contamination that resulted of occupant trauma. - repair of buses or medi - cars used in patient transport, that have exposure to blood borne pathogens or opim. in these vehicle types, cleaning and sanitizing the vehicle prior to repair operations may reduce possible exposure, along with mandatory use of ppe until a thorough hazard assessment rules out ppe necessity. the most likely instance for a service technicians exposure, will be from - contact with a vehicle that exhibits extremely high potential for exposure. - contact with an injured coworker. - contact with management.

Explanation:

El texto menciona que la instancia más probable de exposición para un técnico de servicio es el contacto con un co - trabajador herido. También menciona que el contacto con vehículos con alto potencial de exposición es otra instancia, pero no es la más probable. El contacto con la administración no está relacionado con la exposición a patógenos transmitidos por sangre o OPIM.

Answer:

contact with an injured coworker.