WHAT IS ANTHRAX AND WHAT CAUSES IT?
Consider blood and body fluids from all patients as infective. Refer to Routine Practices for preventing transmission of bloodborne infectious diseases. Report immediately suspect fluid exposure, or a needlestick or sharp injury to a designated person or health care professional. WHAT PERSONAL PROTECTION SHOULD I WEAR? Wear gloves:- when processing blood or body fluid specimens
- when handling contaminated articles
- during cleaning and decontamination procedures
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