puncture

Educator research kit · source-led teaching file

Teach the
record.

A citation-ready companion for examining the policy, public-health, case, and adaptation records behind Puncture.

Choose a lens

Before you assign

A guide,
not a credential.

01

Source first

Students should open original sources alongside the stable exhibits that describe their scope and limits.

02

No accreditation

This is not an accredited curriculum, CE activity, clinical training, or professional credential.

03

No individual advice

The materials do not offer individual medical, workplace-compliance, legal, or claim guidance.

Choose a teaching lens

Build an assignment
from evidence.

Lens 01

Occupational safety

Compare prevention and exposure-control guidance with the public-health evidence that gives those sources context.

Neutral discussion prompt

“What is the difference between prevention guidance and evidence that a particular intervention was adopted?”

EL-HEALTH-001Government / policy

Sharps Safety for Healthcare Settings

CDC prevention guidance for sharps safety in healthcare settings.

Source boundary

It is guidance, not a complete annual surveillance dataset for every U.S. healthcare setting.

EL-HEALTH-002Government / policy

Evaluating and Controlling Exposure

OSHA guidance on exposure-control evaluation and engineering controls.

Source boundary

It is occupational-safety guidance, not evidence about the outcome of an individual injury or legal claim.

EL-POLICY-001Government / policy

Needlestick Safety and Prevention Act (H.R. 5178)

The official congressional record for federal needlestick-safety legislation.

Source boundary

Legislation establishes legal requirements; it does not by itself measure later device adoption or injury reduction.

Instructor notes

Make the
source trail visible.

Suggested use

Assign one lens, ask students to follow both the stable exhibit and original source, then require a one-sentence scope statement.

Maintenance record

Last reviewed Aug 13, 2026. Report a broken link, attribution question, or material correction with the record ID.

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