Occupational exposure history of health code means that, in medical terms, it generally refers to people who have appeared in some dangerous and infectious areas or radiation, so as to facilitate doctors' examination and disposal.
Occupational exposure of medical staff is divided into infectious occupational exposure, radioactive occupational exposure and chemical occupational exposure, such as disinfectants and chemicals, such as AIDS occupational exposure, which means that people are infected with HIV during AIDS prevention and other work.
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The highest probability of occupational exposure is in the hospital. The close contact between doctors and patients makes many infectious diseases become bombs that may be detonated at any time, especially if patients deliberately conceal their illness.
According to the survey released by China CDC, during the sixteen years from 2000 to 20 16, 38,867 nurses were exposed to occupational hazards due to stab wounds such as acupuncture, sharp instruments and contaminated needles.