Potential hazard requires follow-up

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The OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard stipulates that post-exposure to a potential hazard requires follow-up. Which of the following is NOT included in the follow-up? aDocument the details of how the exposure occurred. bTest urine as soon as possible, at least within 48 hours. cProvide counseling and post-exposure protective treatment for disease, if medically warranted. dProvide a written report of the findings to the organization and exposed employee within 15 days of evaluation.

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