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After a needlestick in the employees clinic, a lab technician

After a needlestick in the employees clinic, a lab technician

a. will immediately take you to the laboratory so you can reenact how it happened
b. will ask you for the lot number of the needle or other medical instrument that was involved in your injury
c. will start you on postexposure prophylaxis immediately
d. will take your history to determine whether you have any risk factors for HIV, hepatitis, or tetanus

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