If the potential exists for exposure to bloodborne pathogens in the occupational setting, the employer is required to provide:  (Select all that apply)

Which of the following are work pactices to be used to help mitigate bloodborne pathogne exposure in the workplace

Hepatititis B Virus can survive in dried blood at room temperature on environmental surfaces for at least 1 week

Self-sheathing needles are an example of  administrative controls for bloodborne pathogens.

Area samples for noise should be conducted using a sound level meter

Which respirator would be appropiate for IDLH situations? (Select all that apply)

It is observed that respect for older adults is greater in _____________ cultures than in _____________ cultures.

Erikson’s eighth stage of development is called integrity versus despair.  Life review is an important theme during this stage.

Approximately ________of total health-care expenses in the U.S. involve the care of adults 65 and older, who comprise only 12 percent of the population. 

Ramya is an 80-year old woman who suffers from dementia.  She attends therapy sessions in which the clinician uses photographs and video recordings to encourage discussions about Ramya’s past activities and experiences.  The therapy sessions help reduce Ramya’s depressive symptoms and improve her self-acceptance.  Based on this information, it can be inferred that the clinician uses __________ therapy.