Safety Management Flashcards

1
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daily exposure to specimens

A

category I

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2
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regular exposure to specimen

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category II

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3
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no exposure

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category III

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4
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body fluids, blood urine, feces “biohazards”

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biologic hazard

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5
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chemicals of solid, liquid or gaseou. toxic, flammable

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chemical hazards

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6
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safety cabinet: allow room

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class I

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7
Q

safety cabinet: sterilized air

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class II

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8
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safety cabinet: self contain 70% of the air

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clas IIa

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9
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safety cabinet: discharged outside the building. radioisotopes toxic chemicals

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clas IIb

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10
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safety cabinet: completely enclosed

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class III

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11
Q

reactivity of other chemicals

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yellow

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12
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Color: fire hazards

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red

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13
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Color: health hazards

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blue

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14
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special characteristics of chemicals

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white

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15
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NFPA

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National Fire Protection Association

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16
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inappropriate use or maintenance of electrical instruments or equipment

A

electric hazards

17
Q

improper use of glassware or sharp instruments

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mechanical hazards

18
Q

fire/thermak/explosive hazards

A

fire hazards

19
Q

easiest way to deal with fire hazards

A

prevention

20
Q

published standards on fire prevention

A

NFPA and OSHA

21
Q

solid waste or mixture of solid wastes

A

hazardous waste

22
Q

sharps

A

yellow

23
Q

wet infectious material

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red

24
Q

food remains

A

black

25
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non infectious materials

A

blue

26
Q

equipment utensils or substances that may harbor or transmit pathogenic organisms

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infectious waste

27
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any solid, semi solid, or liquid waste generated in diagnosis, treatment or immunization of humans

A

medical waste

28
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