Occupational Sharps Injury Management

Abdullah Aliff Abdul Wahab, R. Ismail, H. Ismail
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Introduction: Occupational sharps injury remains a never-ending issue faced by healthcare workers (HCWs). There were several types of post-exposure management available. Thus, it was hoped that a narrative overview could further illuminate this. Methodology: A search was conducted to review published and unpublished studies through searches of online databases (i.e., PubMed/MEDLINE, Google Scholar, Google search and Science Direct) on occupational sharps injury management, including bloodborne diseases, post-exposure management and rationale of the follow-up interval. Results: Working in a healthcare setting, sharps appeared to be an inevitable hazard faced every day by individual HCWs. While PEP was available for HIV and Hepatitis B, none was available for Hepatitis C, albeit the latter seemed to have curative treatment for it. Conclusion: We hoped that this narrative overview could provide an impetus towards the understanding of post-exposure management in our local healthcare setting.
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职业刀具伤害管理
引言:职业性锐器损伤仍然是医护人员面临的一个永无止境的问题。有几种类型的暴露后管理可用。因此,希望叙述性概述能够进一步阐明这一点。方法:通过检索在线数据库(即PubMed/MEDLINE、Google Scholar、Google search和Science Direct),对已发表和未发表的职业性锐器损伤管理研究进行检索,包括血源性疾病、暴露后管理和随访间隔的理据。结果:在医疗环境中工作,尖锐物似乎是个体HCW每天面临的不可避免的危险。虽然PEP可用于治疗HIV和乙型肝炎,但没有一种可用于治疗丙型肝炎,尽管后者似乎对其有治疗作用。结论:我们希望这一叙述性概述能推动我们理解当地医疗环境中的暴露后管理。
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