Pt. I. Microbiology and epidemiology. Ch. 1. Viral agents of blood-borne infections / D. J. Jeffries. Ch. 2. Bacterial and other agents of blood-borne infections / C. H. Collins. Ch. 3. Epidemiology of blood-borne infections / D. L. Hunt. Ch. 4. Blood exposure data in Europe / D. Abiteboul. Ch. 5. Percutaneous blood exposure data: 58 hospitals in the USA / J. Jagger and M. Bentley. Ch. 6. Detection of surface and air-borne blood contamination / D. A. Kennedy -- Pt. II. Reduction and management of occupational risk. Ch. 7. Phlebotomy / E. Bouvet. Ch. 8. The medical profession / D. R. Morgan. Ch. 9. The dental profession / C. M. Scully. Ch. 10. Nursing care / G. Griffiths. Ch. 11. Clinical laboratories: mucocutaneous exposure / D. A. Kennedy and C. H. Collins. Ch. 12. Clinical laboratories: percutaneous exposure / J. Jagger and M. Bentley. Ch. 13. Blood transfusion services / A. D. Kitchen and J. A. J. Barbara
Ch. 14. Non-health-care occupations / C. H. Collins and D. A. Kennedy -- Pt. III. Prevention, prophylaxis and precautions. Ch. 15. Role of the occupational health department / H. A. Waldron. Ch. 16. Immunization and post-exposure prophylaxis / E. McCloy. Ch. 17. Treatment and decontamination of blood spills / P. N. Hoffman and D. A. Kennedy. Ch. 18. Disposal of waste blood and blood-contaminated waste / C. H. Collins and D. A. Kennedy. Ch. 19. Review of the OSHA Regulations on blood-borne infections / D. L. Hunt. Ch. 20. Universal Precautions and the advent of Standard Precautions: a review / C. C. Kibbler
