Question
If a person infected with a bloodborne pathogen shares a drinking fountain, toilet, or shower with a person who is not infected with a bloodborne pathogen, what will happen to the uninfected person?
(1 point)
Responses
They will become immune to bloodborne pathogens.
They will become immune to bloodborne pathogens.
They will not become infected.
They will not become infected.
They will 100 percent become infected.
They will 100 percent become infected.
There is a 75 percent chance they will become infected.
(1 point)
Responses
They will become immune to bloodborne pathogens.
They will become immune to bloodborne pathogens.
They will not become infected.
They will not become infected.
They will 100 percent become infected.
They will 100 percent become infected.
There is a 75 percent chance they will become infected.
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
They will not become infected.
Bloodborne pathogens are typically transmitted through direct contact with infected blood or certain bodily fluids, not through shared surfaces like drinking fountains, toilets, or showers.
Bloodborne pathogens are typically transmitted through direct contact with infected blood or certain bodily fluids, not through shared surfaces like drinking fountains, toilets, or showers.
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