Question

question 5 of 10
when should body fluids be treated as infectious?
choose an option below
only when they look infectious
when the fluids come from a stranger
only after testing proves they are infectious
always

Explanation:

According to standard infection control practices, body fluids should be treated as infectious at all times. This is because it is not possible to visually determine if body fluids are infectious, and waiting for testing results (which may not always be feasible immediately) or basing it on whether the source is a stranger is not a reliable or safe approach. Treating body fluids as infectious always helps prevent the spread of potential pathogens.

Answer:

Always