3. Reagent Preparation Flashcards

1
Q

What are the three components of the WHMIS system?

A

MSDS
Labels
Worker education

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2
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What are the 9 categories that should be on a MSDS sheet?

A
Product information
Hazardous ingredients 
Physical data
Fire and explosion data
Reactivity data
Toxicology data
Preventative measures
First aid procedures
Any additional information
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3
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What is included in a supplier label?

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A supplier label is placed on the product by the manufacturer

Product identifier 
Hazard symbols
Risk phrases
Precautionary measures
First aid measures
Supplier identifier 
Reference to an MSDS
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4
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What is a workplace label? What does it include?

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Used if a product is transferred to a different container or altered

Includes product identifier, safe handling information, where MSDS is available, may use hazard symbols

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5
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Why is education on WHMIS important?

A

Employer has the responsibility of educating workers

Worker is responsible for learning it, informing when info is lacking, working with employer to implement program

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6
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What is Class A?

A

Compressed gas

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7
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What is Class B?

A

Flammable and combustible material

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8
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What is Class C?

A

Oxidizing material

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9
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What is Class D? What are the 3 divisions?

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Poisonous and infectious material

Division 1: Materials causing immediate and serious toxic effects

Division 2: Materials causing other toxic effects

Division 3: Biohazardous infectious materials

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10
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What is Class E?

A

Corrosive material

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11
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What is Class F?

A

Dangerously reactive material

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12
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What is the flammability range?

A

Range of vapour concentration per amount of air in which the mixture will burn

Too rich = less oxygen, too much vapour
Too lean = more oxygen, not enough vapour

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13
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What is a flash point?

A

Lowest temperature at which liquid gives off vapour

Lower the flashpoint, greater the danger

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14
Q

What should a CO2 or ABC fire extinguisher be used for?

A

Flammable liquids

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15
Q

How can toxic substances enter the body?

A

Inhalation
Ingestion
Absorption

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16
Q

When should fume hood be turned on and off?

A

15 minutes before use and 15 minutes after

17
Q

What are the two measures of toxicity?

A

Lethal dose 50

Lethal concentration 50

18
Q

What is threshold limit value and permissible exposure limit?

A

Maximum limit of exposure to an air contaminant

Time weighted average - average concentration exposure
Short term exposure limit - maximum concentration
Ceiling limit - concentration that must never be exceeded

19
Q

What are the two measures of toxicity?

A

Lethal dose 50

Lethal concentration 50

20
Q

What is threshold limit value and permissible exposure limit?

A

Maximum limit of exposure to an air contaminant

Time weighted average - average concentration exposure
Short term exposure limit - maximum concentration
Ceiling limit - concentration that must never be exceeded