All of the following are classically bloodborne pathogens EXCEPT:

Hepatitis B, hepatitis C, and HIV are all classic bloodborne pathogens, transmitted primarily through blood/body fluid exposure. Tuberculosis, by contrast, is an airborne pathogen, transmitted via inhalation of infectious respiratory droplet nuclei — a fundamentally different transmission route requiring different infection control precautions (airborne precautions/N95 respirators rather than just standard bloodborne pathogen precautions).