Employees can help prevent the spread of BBP by: Select one. Treating all human bodily fluids as potentially infectious material. Reusing PPE to help save money. Disposing of sharps in the trash. All of the above.

Answer

The correct answer is 'Treating all human bodily fluids as potentially infectious material'. Standard universal precautions dictate that all human blood and bodily fluids must be treated as if they are known to be infected with bloodborne pathogens (BBP) to minimize the risk of exposure. Reusing PPE is dangerous and violates safety protocols because PPE is designed for single use to protect against contamination. Disposing of sharps in the regular trash poses a severe needlestick hazard to sanitation and other workers and must instead be placed in designated puncture-resistant sharps containers.