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Week
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Topics
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Study Metarials
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1
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Information and acquaintance with the content and scope of the course
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2
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Biological Risk Factors concepts and terminology.
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R1
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3
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Infection and risk levels and groups.
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R2
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4
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Biological risk factors that may adversely affect health in the workplace. Risks arising from biological factors.
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R2
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5
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Infection and risk levels and groups. Biological exposure. Isolation and substitution.
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R2
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6
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Working environments and surveillance that may encounter biological risk factors.
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R2
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7
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Risks to which workers in the health sector may be exposed.
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R2
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8
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Occupational health and safety in working with biological agents of carcinogenic and mutagenic substances. Prevention of exposure risks to biological agents.
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R2
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9
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Hygiene and personal protection. Exceptions.
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R2
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10
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Training of workers in biological risk studies. The status of those exposed to biological agents.
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R2
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11
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Health surveillance. Diagnostic laboratories
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R2
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12
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The most common biological risk factors in Agriculture and Livestock
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R2
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13
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.The most common biological risk factors in Healthcare Professionals: viral and bacterial infections
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R2
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14
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Most common biological risk factors in Healthcare Professionals: fungal and parasitic infections
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R2
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