Which statement is FALSE regarding HBV?

The most common way a healthcare worker is exposed to bloodborne pathogens is by needlesick injuries.

How may dose/doses of the hepatitis B vaccine help protect people who come into contact with the virus?

What the most important hygiene precaution that a healthcare worker can take to prevents exposure  and reduce the risk of bloodborne pathogens?

Diazepam (Valium) increases the heart rate and is used for bradycardia.

Eggs, fish, milk, and tree nuts are considered some of the most common allergenic foods.

What are the 3 diseases addressed by OSHA you need to be cautious of at work? 

Hyperventilation caused from panic attacks, stress, and anxiety can lead to low carbon dioxide levels in the blood.

With this type of burn, the person experiences redness, blisters, and pain.

For hypoglycemia, a conscious adult who can swallow should take 4 ounce of fruit juice or diet soda or 4 glucose tablets.