¿QUÉ ES UN OBJETO FILOSO?
Son objetos o dispositivos que tienen un borde cortante, una esquina dura, una punta o una parte que sobresale. Ejemplos comunes de estos objetos son: agujas, jeringas, lancetas, bisturís, vidrios rotos u otras hojas.¿POR QUÉ DEBO PREOCUPARME?
Un objeto filoso puede causar una lesión, enfermedad o infección si perfora, corta o rasguña la piel. Si un objeto filoso está contaminado con líquidos corporales, sustancias microbiológicas o radiactivas, o productos químicos, puede surgir una infección grave o mortal. Los objetos filosos contaminados con sangre pueden propagar virus como los que causan la hepatitis B y C y el […]This content is for BHHC Safety Center policy holders.
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