An exposure incident occurs when there is contact with blood or body fluids during duties.

• A. During a medical procedure
• B. When there is contact with blood or body fluids
• C. When a client sneezes
• D. When there is contact with hair

Answer: (B)

Exposure incidents are defined by actual contact with blood or other potentially infectious body fluids during the course of work. This choice states that contact with blood or body fluids occurs while performing duties, which is the exact situation that makes an incident an exposure. The other options don’t fit because sneezing and hair contact don’t necessarily involve blood or body fluids, and a medical procedure describes a setting rather than the event of exposure itself.