Which three steps must be followed if an employee is exposed to a blood-borne pathogen?

After a possible blood-borne pathogen exposure, the employee should receive post-exposure prophylaxis when indicated, undergo testing with follow-up, and have the exposure documented by the employer. Medical treatment for the disease itself is not automatically one of the required steps, and health insurance is not an exposure-response step. Therefore, the correct choice is B: post-exposure prophylaxis, testing with follow-up, and an employer exposure report.

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