LLSP - 1st Test

• Killing pathogenic microorganism

  also mean that can cause disease or infections?


  Disinfection
• • Toxicity
  • Carcinogenicity
  • Corrosivity
  • Allergic reactions
  • Reproductive effects
  • Neurological effects
  • Diseases of organs
  • Lethality
  • IT CAN BE SHORT TERM (Acute) / LONG TERM (Chronic)

  Fall under a variety of risk in the lab

  Health hazard
• Based on effects, acute toxicity, skin, corrosion, serious eye damage, respiratory sensitization, carcinogenicity, reproductive, toxicity, and etc?

  Health hazard groups
• • Compressed gas
  • cryogenics
  • electricity
  • temperature extremes
  • noise
  • pressure
  • ionizing radiation
  • A term used to Capture of variety of hazards including?

  Physical hazards
• Based on effects, explosives, flammable/gases liquids/solids, oxidizing gases/liquids/solids, gases under pressure, etc?

  physical hazard group
• • Can affect both physical and mental health
  • results from the factors in the work environment, management, and organizational practises that affect employees?

  Psychological hazard
• • Harassment, abuse and bullying in the workplace
  • working alone
  • lack of job security
  • increase workload and hours of work
  • noise/lighting
  • age related issues
  • Health and medical status
  • work/life balance and conflict
  • is an example of?

  Psychological hazard
• Code black?

  Bomb threat
• Cardiac arrest (Medical Emergency Adult)?

  Code blue
• Code brown?

  In facility hazardous spill
• Code orange?

  Disaster
• Code purple?

  Hostage taking
• Code Pink?

  Cardiac arrest (medical emergency infant/child)
• Code Silver?

  person with a weapon
• Code white?

  Violent
• Code Red?

  Fire
• Code yellow?

  Missing person
• Code green?

  Evacuation
• Types of pipettes?

  Volumetric Pipettes, Mohr Pipettes(Graduated), Serological Pipettes (Graduated),Micropipette.
• • Most accurate
  • there is bulge out piece in the middle
  • (TD)
  • not graduated
  • no line there is one for each volume?

  Volumetric pipettes
• • Has graduation marks past the tip / material in the tape is calibrated as part of contacts that can transfer
  • etched ring/Double ring (means to blow up the last drop)
  • (TD)?

  Serological pipette
• • Non blow out pipette
  • not calibrated past the tip
  • point-to-point measurement
  • not as accurate as a volumetric pipette
  • (TD)?

  Mohr Pipette
• • Accurate and precise
  • (TC) only need rinse
  • non-blow out my Pipette?

  micropipettes
• Classes of pipettes

  • classes are indicated on the pipette?

  class a and B
• Pipettes or manufacture to precise tolerance (error limits)?

  Class A
• Are allowed twice the error limits of class a?

  Class B
• Classification of by Pipettes

  • to contain a specific amount of liquid
  • need to be rinsed out with solvent
  • To deliver a specified amount of liquid
  • The last drop with rubber bulb
  • etched ring?

  1.To Contain (TC) 2. To Deliver (TD) 3. Blowout
• Low individual and community risk

  (e.g. E.coli K12, Lactoba cilli)?

  Risk Group 1
• Moderate individual risk, low community risk

  (e.g. Staphylococcal species, enterotoxigenic escherichia coli, salmonella species)?

  Risk Group 2
• High individual risk, Low community risk

  (e.g. M. Tuberculosis, C. burnetti)?

  Risk Group 3
• High individual risk, high community risk

  (e.g. ebola virus)?

  Risk Group 4
• What is the biological waste That isn’t a sterilize or Incineroar?

  we do not have to sterilize before we discarded it

  Urine
• Biological ways that we have to sterilize after we dispose?

  Fecis, blood, body tissue, tissue, phlegm
• Four digit numbers that identify dangerous goods, hazardous substance and articles (explosives, flammable, liquids, infectious substance, etc.)?

  UN numbers
• Where does UN Numbers came from?

  United Nations (UN)
• • Infectious substance, affecting humans
  • Category A
  • its very dangerous?

  UN 2814
• Biological substance, category B?

  UN 3373
• Class a dry ice?

  UN 1845
• Which is transported in a form that when Exposure of it to occurs, capable of causing permanent disability, life-threatening, or a fatal disease in humans

  (e.g. ebola, yellow, fever, HIV, rabies, etc.)?

  Category A
• Which does not meet the criteria for inclusion in category A (majority of laboratory specimens)?

  category B