Since the emergence of infectious diseases and rampant in the world and in developing countries to identify, turned the World Organization (WHO). In providing global trends and research in the field of awareness and control of infectious diseases and blood-borne problems caused by. In August 1987, CDC published a document titled "Recommendations for the prevention of HIV transmission in health care facilities." The document recommended the continued use of fluid precautions in the blood and body for all patients regardless of their blood-borne infection. There is little in terms of accurate data on the prevalence of HIV and AIDS in the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, adult HIV prevalence is And reported to be low, at less than 0.2%. According to a study the spread of national series-in 2004-2005 conducted by the National Center for the Prevention of communicable diseases among 65,000 people, using a random cluster sample, the prevalence of HIV in Libya 0.13% (90 cases) 1. In 2008, according to the National Anti-infectious diseases center that the cumulative number of cases of HIV in the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya 11, 152, including 8, 654 Libyan nationals. May move hospitals for HIV (HIV) infection from patients to staff in the field of health care .The security problems that unit in immunodeficiency disease outbreaks in Libya and liver virus HCV, HBV. And particularly in hospitals, which suffer from a lack of information and expertise and outreach in the field of UNIVERSAL PRECAUTION. This study was conducted to determine the use of UP within hospitals Libya, and select Mitiga Tripoli hospital. To see how used hedges scientific diet nursing, doctors, and the two works and non-transmission of diseases outside the hospital.

Keyword: To see how scientific precautions used in hospitals in Libya and the extent of knowledge workers from Doctors and nursing.

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