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What is the UN # and name for the biohazardous materials transported for diagnostic purposes?
Category B
UN 3373
Who is responsible for compliance with OH&S? (2)
Officers and directors
When are supplier labels unnecessary? (all 3 must be met)
When the product has been decanted, will not be taken out of the lab, and is for your use only
What is shown on a workplace label at minimum? (3)
Product identifier, precautionary measures, and whether a MSDS is available
In what 3 circumstances are workplace labels required? (3)
- When switching vessels or containers
- When a product is produced at the workplace and used only in that workplace
- When the supplier label is lost or illegible
Who do TDG regulations apply to? (3)
The consigner, consignee, and carrier
Who is TDG administered by/?
Transport Canada
List the 9 classes of dangerous goods in TDG. (9)
- Explosives
- Gases
- Flammable and combustible liquids
- Flammable solids
- Oxidizing substances
- Poisonous and infectious substances
- Nuclear substances
- Corrosives
- Miscellaneous products determined to be dangerous by the Lieutenant Governor in council to be dangerous to life, health, property, or the environmentl
What four ways are goods transported via TDG? (4)
- Highways
- Railways
- Airports
- Harbours
Why does TDG exist?
To protect the public and environment from harm
If a positive finding of a communicable disease is discovered, who does the report go to?
Medical Officer of Health
What are four types of communicable diseases? (4)
- STIs
- Blood-bourne pathogens
- Tuberculosis
- Vaccine-resistant diseases
What is CMLTO?
College of Medical Laboratory Technologists of Ontario; provincial regulatory body for MLTs
What is the maximum time allowed before reporting a finding?
24hrs
Who is protected by the Health Protection Act and what are 4 points of the Health Protection Act?
- 2 Protects all Ontario residents
- Maintain high quality of care
- Choice of doctor
- Injury prevention
- Accountability
What are the 15 tests prescribed by Regulation 682? (15)
- Bacteriology
- Cytology
- Virology
- Immunoassays
- Mycology
- Histology (pathology)
- Parasitology
- Immunohematology
- Immunology
- Cytogenetics
- Serology HIV antibody
- Molecular genetics
- Hematology
- Genetics
- Biochemistry
There are 22 duties for MLATs listed in the OSMT reference guide. List as many as you can.
- Blood sample procurement
- Sample preparation by analysis (eg. separation, numbering)
- Reagent preparation
- Media preparation, smear preparation (eg. blood films)
- Staining of smears
- Cover slipping of slide preparation
- Concentration of stool samples for parasitology examinations
- Planting and streaking of microbiology specimens and controls (incl set-up pf anaerobic and CO2 jars) for reading by a MLT
- Subculturing of stock cultures in bacteriology
- Titrations using a pH meter
- Urinalysis (excluding microscopic)
- Recording quality control results for interpretation and approval by qualified staff
- Operation of automated instruments after proper functioning has been established by qualified staff
- Set up erythrocyte sedimentation rates
- Set up micro hematocrits
- Set up serology tests (eg. occult blood, pregnancy test)
Read and interpreted immediately by a MLT - Routine equipment maintenance
- Temperature monitoring of thermally controlled equipment
- Transcription of results from worksheets to reports
- Filing of records and retrieval of files
- Glassware washing and housekeeping
- Preparation of kits
What is the UN # and name for the infectious substances affecting HUMANS which pose high risk?
Category A
UN 2814
What is the UN # and name for the infectious substances affecting ANIMALS which pose high risk?
Category A
UN 2900
What is the UN # used for dry ice?
UN 1845
