MT 104 02

• physical hazard


  what does the sign mean

  
• Rescue

  Alarm

  Contain

  Extinguish or evacuate

  (RACE)


  In case of Fire, what ACRONYM IS used
• Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations (JCAHO)


  What organization requires that all health-care institutions post evacuation routes and detailed plans to follow in the event of fire.
• electrical hazards


  What does this sign mean

  
• Time

  Distance

  Shielding


  Radiation exposure is related
• Radioactive hazard


  Encountered in laboratories that make use of radioisotopes.
• Radioactive hazard


  What does the sign mean

  
• 1. Physical and chemical characteristics

  2. Fire and explosion potential

  3. Reactivity potential

  4. Health hazards and emergency first aid procedures

  5. Methods for safe handling and disposal

  6. Primary routes of entry

  7. Exposure limits and carcinogenic potential

  What are the information contained in a Material safety data sheet
• 4-May detonate, 3- Shock/Heat may detonate, 2-violent chemical change, 1-unstable if heated, 0-stable


  What are the classification of reactivity in #
• 4-Deadly 3- Extreme Danger, 2-Hazardous, 1-Slightly Hazardous, 0- normal material


  What are the classification of health hazards in #
• Specific hazard


  What is the yellow in color (W)

  
• reactivity


  what is the yellow in color (1)

  
• Fire hazard


  What is the red color (2)

  
• Health hazard


  What is the blue color (3) ?

  
• What are the 4 chemical labeling in hazardous materials classification

  health hazard

  fire hazard

  reactivity

  specific hazard

  
• Corrosive


  Meaning of COR
• Alkali

  Meaning of ALK
• Acid


  Meaning of ACID
• Oxidizer


  Meaning of OXY
• Emergency shower

  Eye wash station


  Examples of chemical safety aids
• Chemical hygiene plan


  Includes:

  Appropriate work practices

  Standard operating procedures

  PPE

  Engineering controls

  Employee training requirements

  Medical consultation guidelines
• Wear _____ and mix reagents inside the _____ _____
• Acid should always be added to water and not vice versa. (T or F)
• 15 minutes


  When skin contacts with a chemical, flush the area with large amount of water for at least how many minutes
• Chemical hazard


  Name the meaning of the symbol

  
• Puncture resistant

  Leak proof

  W/ biohazard symbol

  Located close to where sharps are used


  Proper sharp container requirements
• Needles

  Lancets

  Broken glassware


  Examples of sharp hazards
• Sharp hazards


  What is the meaning of the symbol

  
• Nitrile


  Gloves that give protection from allergic reaction
• Gown


  Should be completely buttoned, gloves be pulled over the cuffs, fluid resistant, removed prior to leaving the work area.
• Latex

  Nitryl

  Vinyl


  Types of gloves
• 1:5 or 1:10 dilution of sodium hypochlorite


  Disinfection of the sink using a ___________ should be performed daily
• 1 month


  In disinfection, how long can a prepared solution last
• Urine specimen


  Poured on a laboratory sink and flushed with water.
• Decontamination


  Incineration, Autoclaving, or picked up by waste hazard companies.
• Correct disposal of contaminated equipment


  All waste hazards are placed in designated containers with biohazard symbol
• 7th


  Turn off faucets with a clean paper towel to prevent contamination.
• 6th

  Dry hands with paper towel.
• 5th


  Obtain paper towel from the dispenser.
• 4th


  Rinse hands in a downward position to prevent recontamination of hands and wrists.