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Which form of contact could lead to a bloodborne pathogen exposure?
OA. Contaminated blood from a worker's head injury making direct contact with a coworker's cut finger
OB. Eating food prepared by an infected person
O C. A sharp object with contaminated blood on it puncturing a worker's skin
O D. A and C
O E. All of the above

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Final answer:

Direct contact with contaminated blood can lead to bloodborne pathogen exposure.


Explanation:

Direct contact with contaminated blood can lead to a bloodborne pathogen exposure. For example, if a sharp object with contaminated blood punctures a worker's skin, it can result in exposure to bloodborne pathogens.

Indirect contact, such as eating food prepared by an infected person, is not a form of exposure to bloodborne pathogens.

Therefore, the correct option is D. A and C, as both scenarios involve direct contact with contaminated blood leading to potential bloodborne pathogen exposure.


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