Short Quiz Flashcards
define safety
freedom from harm or danger; absence of risk
CONCEPTS ON THE PSYCHOLOGY of SAFETY
1.______
2. ______
3. ______
4. development of ______
5. causes of injuries or accidents give (3)
- safety is the concern & responsibility of everyone
- accidents are expensive
- implementation of preventive measures are essential
- dev’t of biological and chemical exposure plans
- fatigue, inexperience, loss of focus
OSHA REQUIREMENTS
- OSHA meaning
- ## Healthcare institutions are vested with moral responsibilities to provide:-
- - 3 main PPE
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration
2.
- Safe environment / workplace
- Training
- Protective equipment and gadgets - laboratory gown, gloves, shoes
OSHA STANDARDS
1984
1987 RIGHT TO KNOW LAW
1991 Lab Standard
1991
1992
Respiratory Protection Standard
Hazard Communication Standard : “Right – to – Know Law”
Occupational Exposures to Hazardous Chemicals in Laboratories
Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
Formaldehyde Standard
Terminologies
1. mandatory process by which a state grants permission to an individual or organization to engage in a given occupation or business
2. process by which qualified individuals are listed on an official roster maintained by a government agency
3. voluntary process by which a NGO grants recognition to an individual who has met certain educational requirements and demonstrated competency by examination
4. voluntary process of external review in which a private agency grants
public recognition to an institution that meets certain standards
- Licensure
- Registration
- Credentialing / Certification
- Accreditation
REGULATORY AGENCIES (3)
AGENCIES THAT ISSUE GUIDELINES & STANDARDS (4)
REGULATORY AGENCIES (3)
- Food & Drug Administration
- Department of Health
- Occupational Safety & Health Administration
AGENCIES THAT ISSUE GUIDELINES & STANDARDS
- American Association of Blood Banks
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- International Organization for Standardization
- Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute
substance, situation or condition that is capable of inflicting harm to human health, property or system functioning
HAZARD
STRUCTURAL REQUIREMENTS
1.
2.
3.
4, ventilation plan especially for ______ & _____
5. give at least 3 structural safety rules
- DESIGN AND LAYOUT
- STRUCTURAL SAFETY RULES
- WORKFLOW PROCESS
- HISTOPATH & MICROBIOLOGY SECTIONS
- VENTILATION SYSTEM
- ENTRANCE & EXIT ROUTES
- FIRE PREVENTION
TYPES OF HAZARDS IN A CLINICAL LABORATORY
- infectious agents
- possible injury (3) - needles, lancets, broken, glasswares
- possible injury (3) - preservatives and reagents
- possible injury (3) - equipment and radioisotopes
- possible injury
- BIOLOGIC
- bacterial, fungal, viral infections - SHARPS
- cuts, punctures, blood-borne pathogen exposure - CHEMICAL
- exposure to toxic, carcinogenic, caustic agents - RADIOACTIVE
- radiation exposure
TYPES OF HAZARDS IN A CLINICAL LABORATORY
- ungrounded, wet equipment and frayed cords
- possible injury (2) - organic chemicals, bunsen burners, alcohol lamps
- possible injury (2) - wet floors, heavy boxes, loitering patients or personnel
- possible injury (3)
- Electrical
- Burns and Shock - Fire
- Burns and Disability - Physical
- Falls, sprains, strains