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TDG Regulations Flashcards

1
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The Carriers of dangerous goods

A

TDG Regulations

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2
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All modes of transportation of dangerous goods

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Air,

Road,

Rail,

Marine

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3
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The sender of goods.

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Consignor

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4
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The one carrying to its destination.

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Carrier

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5
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The receiver of the goods.

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Consignee

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6
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Infectious substance affecting humans.

A

UN 2814, Category A

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7
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Infectious substance affecting animals.

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UN 2900, Category A

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8
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Biology substance

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UN 3373, Category B

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9
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A substance known or reasonably believed to contain viable micro-organisms

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Infectious substance

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10
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It is capable of causing permanent disability or life-threatening or fatal disease in humans or animals

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Category A

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11
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If you have “no reason to believe” that the specimen “could be infectious” so it has to be still examined

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Exempt Specimens

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12
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Infectious substances that do not meet the criteria for inclusion in Category A.

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Category B

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13
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The result of a process by which pathogens in a specimen are intentionally propagated.

Specimens taken from a human or animal that are intended to be processed in a laboratory.

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Culture

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A product derived from living organisms that is used to prevent, treat or diagnose disease in humans or animals

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Biological Product

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15
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Substances in any form that any pathogens present have been treated such that they no longer pose a healthy risk

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Neutralized/Inactivated

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16
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Occurs when an infectious substance is released outside of the packaging, resulting in physical contact with humans or animals.

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Exposure

17
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A release (or imminent release) of any material is immediately reportable by whomever has the possession of the dangerous goods at the time of the release

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Reporting

18
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Required for substances and/or quantities that are considered beyond the risk capabilities of local first responders (usually the fire department)

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ERAP

Emergency Response Assistance Plan

19
Q

The carriers or anyone loading the dangerous goods into a means of transport are required to display this on the vehicle…

A

Safety Marks - Placards

20
Q

Kind of Container

A

Bag,

Barrel,

Bottle,

Box,

Can

21
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Statement identifying hazard

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Risk Phrase

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