Safety Management Flashcards

1
Q

what hazard that cannot be eliminated completely from the laboratory

A

chemical hazards

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2
Q

fire three ingredients:

A
  • ignition source
  • oxygen
  • fuel
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3
Q

when ____ is heated past its flash point, it enters the gas-phase & releases vapor pressure that can ignite in air & support combustion.

A

fuel

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4
Q

combustion releases more than enough heat to make fire self-perpetuating

A

heat energy

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5
Q

supports burning due to oxidation

A

oxygen

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6
Q

➔ what makes the fire self-sustaining
➔ heat is being constantly produced as a result of ongoing reaction.

A

uninhibited chain reactions

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7
Q

as prescribed by _____ or aka the “Revised Rules and Regulations Governing the Licensure
and Regulation of Clinical Laboratories in the Philippines; establishment of biosafety & biosecurity
manual in a clinical lab provides safety not only to the employees but also creating a safe work environment

A

Administrative Order No. 2007- 0027

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8
Q

policy of treating all blood, tissue, body fluids, and OPIM— not just those specimens collected from patients known to have infectious diseases— as equally threatening.

A

UNIVERSAL PRECAUTIONS

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9
Q

taking physical steps to isolate/ remove any possible pathogen hazards from workplace a list of the primary areas in which osha requires specific
engineering action by employees.

A

ENGINEERING & WORK PRATICE CONTROL

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10
Q

established under auspices of safety committee & safety officer, involves specific action plans at least five areas:

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  1. policy and procedures
  2. communications
  3. disaster plan
  4. safety audits and inspections
  5. accident investigation and accident prevention
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11
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prioritizes intervention strategies based on the premise that the best way to control a hazard is to systematically remove it from the workplace, rather than relying on workers to reduce their exposure

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hierarchy of controls

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12
Q

list hierarchy of controls (inverted triangle)

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  • elimination
  • substitution
  • engineering controls
  • administrative controls
  • ppe
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13
Q

HIERARCHY OF CONTROLS:
- removes the hazard at the source
-changing the work process to stop using a toxic chemical, heavy object, or sharp tool
- preferred solution to protect workers because no exposure can occur.

A

ELIMINATION

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14
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HIERARCHY OF CONTROLS:
- using a safer alternative to the source of the hazard

A

SUBSTITUTION

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15
Q

HIERARCHY OF CONTROLS:
- making changes to the work environment to reduce work- related hazards
- isolating high-risk procedures to certain areas
-make permanent changes that reduce exposure to hazards & do not rely on worker behavior

A

ENGINEERING CONTROL

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16
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HIERARCHY OF CONTROLS:
- modify workers’ work schedules and tasks in ways that minimize their exposure to workplace hazards

A

ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS

17
Q

HIERARCHY OF CONTROLS:
- work practices
-procedures for safe and proper work that are used to reduce the duration, frequency or intensity of exposure to a hazard

A

PROCEDURAL CONTROLS

18
Q

HIERARCHY OF CONTROLS:
- protective gear needed to keep workers safe while performing their jobs.

A

PPE

19
Q

In medical laboratory practice, ____ are often the most vital piece of PPE worn anywhere within the laboratory

A

GLOVES

20
Q

_____is a broad term that refers to the routine maintenance and upkeep of a workplace

A

Housekeeping

21
Q

<40% organic chemicals:
>40% organic:

A

aqueous waste; organic

22
Q

____ waste must be sterilized before disposal through autoclaving.

A

Biological

23
Q

The committee members also serve as _______ to their coworkers in communicating and disseminating the spirit of the safety program and as ____ to encourage the attitude and leadership so crucial for nurturing a safety-oriented culture.

A

ambassadors; mentors

24
Q

______ must be committed to the development of the safety management program

A

Top management

25
Q

Creation of __________ can guide employees for the appropriate workplace practice

A

standard operating procedures and manuals

26
Q

Disaster planning or ______ must be established within the workplace.

A

crisis management plans

27
Q

________ are intended to assure that effective program elements are in place for identifying, eliminating, or controlling hazards that could adversely impact a company’s physical and human assets.

A

Safety audits

28
Q

RISK ASSESSMENT PROCESS:

A
  • identify the hazard
  • identify who is at risk
  • identify the level of risk
  • record your findings
  • review & implement the appropriate changes