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What are the standard precautions for bloodborne pathogens?

Answer: Good Samaritan acts are not covered under the standard regardless of the particular type of injury involved. The work- relatedness of the injury is not the determining factor; rather coverage is invoked when, as stated above, an employee is expected to render assistance as part of his or her job duties.