After a needle stick, blood contact with broken skin or mucous membranes, shared sharp object, or possible sexual exposure, organize what to do now and what to ask a clinician. This tool does not decide whether HBIG, vaccination, or testing is required.
How this tool helps
Organize the exposure type, timing, source HBsAg status, and your vaccine and anti-HBs records.
Flag situations where you should promptly contact a clinician, emergency department, occupational exposure service, or public health office.
Create a record and follow-up question list to bring to care.