Safety Flashcards
OSHA
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
(Hazard) Biological
infectious agents, including airborne or bloodborne organisms, such as bacteria and viruses
(Hazard) Physical
wet floors, heavy lifting, (e.g. boxes and patient transfer)
(Hazard) Sharps
needles, lancets, and broken glass
(Hazard) Chemical
preservatives and regents (laboratory-grade chemicals)
(Hazard) Electrical
dangerous high-voltage equipment
(Hazard) Fire or explosive
open flames, oxygen, and chemicals (e.g. nitrous oxide)
(Hazard) Latex sensitivity
Allergic reaction to latex in gloves or other equipment
GHS
Globally Harmonized System
of classification and labeling of chemicals
SDS
safety data sheet
provides info on chemical, hazards, procedures cleanup and first aid
DOT
Department of Transportation label
displays the type of hazard, untied nations class number, and an identifying number
NFPA
National Fire Protection Association label
designed recognized for firefighters that warns of the location of hazardous materials in the event of a fire
CHP
chemical hygiene plan