1.
microorganisms normally found in the body; also known as normal flora
2.
a written plan required by the OSHA that outlines an employer’s system for preventing infection
3.
body’s immune response to prevent infections by invading pathogenic microorganisms
4.
conditions that tend to put employees at risk for contact with biohazardous agents such as blood-borne pathogens
5.
processes used to lower the number of microorganisms on surface by cleansing with soap or detergent, water, and manual friction
6.
Chemical that kills most pathogenic microorganisms; disinfectant
7.
bacterial life forms that resist destruction by heat, drying, or chemicals. Spore-producing bacteria include botulism and tetanus
8.
act or process of rendering an individual immune to specific disease
9.
usual steps to prevent injury or disease
10.
invasion by disease-producing microorganisms
11.
process, act, or technique for destroying microorganisms using heat, water, chemicals, or gases
