OSHA Flashcards

1
Q

What does OSHA stand for?

A

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

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2
Q

What act started OSHA

A

The OSH act, signed by Pres. Nixon

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3
Q

What is OSHA’s mission

A

save lives, prevent injuries and protect the health of American workers

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4
Q

What did the creation of OSHA do for workers?

A

provided them the right to a safe and healthy workplace

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5
Q

Every employer must have what in writting located in the workplace?

A

A complete hazardous communication program

Including

Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)

Container Labeling

Worker Training

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6
Q

How long do you have to file a complaint through OSHA?

A

30 days

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7
Q

What are the employers responsibilities under OSHA?

A

Provide a workplace free of recognized hazards

Provide training

Keep records of injuries and OSHA citiations

Provide medical exams

Not discriminate against workers who exercise their rights

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8
Q

What are the employees responsibilities

A

learn and follow safety rules

comply with all safety and health standards

follow specific rules made by leadership

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9
Q

What tells you what to do when a situation in the hospital happens?

A

Hospital Safety Manual

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10
Q

Where should heavy materials be stored?

ex. dog food, 5gal buckets

A

on a bottom shelf

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11
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Where should chemicals be stored?

A

at eye level

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12
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What should you do in a fire situation?

A

Alert staff by alarm, intercom or yelling fire.

evacuate building

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13
Q

Should you attempt to put out a fire?

A

if you know how to operate a fire extinguisher and the fire is small enough to put out. If not then leave it for fire fighters.

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14
Q

What is the #1 reported injury in animal clinics?

A

animal related accidents

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15
Q

What is EtO

A

Ethylene Oxide

gas sterilization

thought to be a human carcinogen

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16
Q

What is formalin used for?

A

tissue preservation, diagnostic tests and sterilization

also a suspected human carcinogen

17
Q

What is Glutaraldehyde used for?

A

potent chemical used for hand instrument sterilization

18
Q

What should you do if you get a chemical in your eye/s?

A

Yell for help to get assistance to the eyewash station.

Do not attempt to do it alone

19
Q

What can you do to protect yourself while bathing, dipping or spraying an animal?

A

where gloves and a protective apron.

Keep the chemicals stored at eye level.

20
Q

What is a Zoonotic disease?

A

passed from animal to humans

21
Q

What can Rabies infect?

A

any warm blooded animal

22
Q

How can bacterial infection be transfered?

A

by direct contact with animal exudates

mostly with exotics

23
Q

How is lyme disease transfered?

A

when an infected deer tick bites a host to feed

24
Q

Is Ringworm a parasite?

How is it transmitted?

A

No, its a fungus

between animals and humans

25
Q

How are internal parasites transmitted?

A

roundworm eggs in defecate and ingested by another animal

26
Q

What internal parasite burrows in the skin leaving a red line where it has burrowed?

A

Hookworms

also known as Cutaneous larval migrans

27
Q

Who can Toxoplasmosis affect?

A

Fetus development

pregnant women should avoid cleaning cat litter

28
Q

What protozoal infections can be transmitted by drinking dirty water?

A

Giardia

&

Coccidia

29
Q

What are the best ways to prevent becoming infected?

A

Hygiene

identifying cuts or soars and covering them

30
Q

Can you carry diseases on your clothes home to your pets?

A

yes

31
Q

What is the most common pathogen in the mouths of animals?

A

Pasteurella Multocida

an organism linked to cardiac and pulmonary problems

32
Q

What are WAGs

A

wast anesthetic gases

33
Q

what is the most effective way of reducin wags

A

scavaging systems

active, passive and absorption