Notes in Lab Safety Ch 3-4

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Published	10/29/2024	What can you autoclave?a. tube of liquid media 50% fullb. tube of liquid media loosely cappedc. tube of liquid media in longer cycle of lower temperat…
Published	10/29/2024	Sterilization may fail in an autoclave ifa. the objects are caked with debrisb. the autoclave is overfilled c. there is insufficient water in the unit…
Published	10/29/2024	All of the following are correct practices for autoclaving materials EXCEPTa. objects in the autoclave are loosely covered or cappedb. heat resistant …
Published	10/29/2024	Which of the following materials can be autoclaved?a. etherb. perchloric acid solutionc. needles soaking in a pan of bleachd. glass beaker in a nonmel…
Published	10/29/2024	You hear breakage in a centrifuge that is spinning flammables. What do you do?a. pull the plug immediatelyb. turn the centrifuge off immediatelyc. let…
Published	10/29/2024	A centrifuge is making an odd noise and is moving across the tabletop. What should you do?a. unplug it immediatelyb. open the cover to see what is mak…
Published	10/29/2024	A centrifuge cover prevents all of the following EXCEPTa. electrical shock to the usersb. dispersal of aerosols from spinning liquidsc. jewelry, hair,…
Published	10/29/2024	Choose the correct statementa. specimens should be changed on a microtome with the blade cover offb. glass pipettes must be held closely to the end th…
Published	10/29/2024	Sharps disposal boxes are (choose multiple)a. at the correct height if the disposal portal is visible while using the sharpb. not at the correct heigh…
Published	10/29/2024	You just finished drawing blood from a patient, and he started having a seizure. You put the uncovered needle down to get help. As you return, you see…
Published	10/29/2024	All of the following are true regarding safety engineered sharps devices EXCEPTa. once the safety device covers the sharp, the entire unit can be disc…
Published	10/29/2024	Which of the following is (are) considered "sharp" with respect to disposal?a. glass microscope slidesb. fragile plasticc. glass Pasteur pipettes with…
Published	10/29/2024	Choose the correct statementa. flasks with minor chips that do not cause leaks are acceptable to useb. the safest way to wash glassware is to use glov…
Published	10/29/2024	Choose the correct statement(s)a. an uninterruptable power supply is designed to prevent electrical shockb. outlets in a wet area should be GFCIsc. mi…
Published	10/29/2024	Each condition below is likely to result from electrical shock EXCEPT:a. cardiac arrhythmiasb. involuntary muscle movementsc. nausea and vomitingd. in…
Published	10/29/2024	A circuit breaker has been turned off and tagged with a sign that reads, "maintenance in progress. Do not turn circuit breaker back on." Who has autho…
Published	10/29/2024	Electrical shock occurs when a person accidentally becomes part of a
Published	10/29/2024	An example of an insulator
Published	10/29/2024	An example of a conductor
Published	10/29/2024	All of following statements are true EXCEPTa. use the "1 hand in pocket" rule when servicing equipmentb. use nonsparking equipment, especially in area…
Published	10/29/2024	Which of the following situations is acceptable?a. operating a wet motorb. using an instrument marked "broken" as long as the control specimens are wi…
Published	10/29/2024	Instruments are grounded toa. disperse electrical chargeb. prevent them from moving while in usec. calibrate them when no samples are presentd. calibr…
Published	10/29/2024	When tape turns correct color during autoclave
Published	10/29/2024	Steam Sterilizer/autoclave safety
Published	10/29/2024	Centrifuge Safety
Published	10/29/2024	OSHA enforcement procedures document CPL 2-2.69 states sharps in medical settings must follow
Published	10/29/2024	Safety with Sharps
Published	10/29/2024	Glass can't be used with
Published	10/29/2024	Glassware safety
Published	10/29/2024	how to treat burns
Published	10/29/2024	Rules for troubleshooting electrical hazards
Published	10/29/2024	ID of Electrical Hazards
Published	10/29/2024	Use of electrical equipment
Published	10/29/2024	How to prevent back feed
Published	10/29/2024	Emergency Generators
Published	10/29/2024	Lockout/tagout aka OSHA standard Control of Hazardous Energy CFR 1910.147
Published	10/29/2024	Universal electrical hazard symbol
Published	10/29/2024	Voltage rating
Published	10/29/2024	Amperage rating
Published	10/29/2024	OSHA recommends 5 things to manage electrical hazards
Published	10/29/2024	most common manifestation of electric shock
Published	10/29/2024	Reaction to electric shock
Published	10/29/2024	what amount of electricity is considered safe?
Published	10/29/2024	electric shock
Published	10/29/2024	volts
Published	10/29/2024	amps
Published	10/29/2024	circuit
Published	10/29/2024	water
Published	10/29/2024	insulators
Published	10/29/2024	conductors
Published	10/29/2024	electricity
Published	10/29/2024	Chemical spill protocols, including "CLEAN" acronym
Published	10/29/2024	Protective wearing apparel (PPE)
Published	10/29/2024	Proper methods for disposing chemicals
Published	10/29/2024	Regulations for using chemicals, particularly hazardous mixtures
Published	10/29/2024	Information of Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and procedures to use the information
Published	10/29/2024	Proper use and maintenance of a chemical fume hood
Published	10/29/2024	Security of materials from theft and terrorism
Published	10/29/2024	Procedures for using, handling and storing chemicals
Published	10/29/2024	Chemicals of particular concern in histology/autopsy sites: Dry ice/carbon dioxide
Published	10/29/2024	Chemicals of particular concern in histology/autopsy sites: Hydrogen cyanide
Published	10/29/2024	Chemicals of particular concern in histology/autopsy sites: Glutaraldehyde
Published	10/29/2024	Chemicals of particular concern in histology/autopsy sites: Xylene
Published	10/29/2024	Chemicals of particular concern in histology/autopsy sites: Formaldehyde
Published	10/29/2024	Chemicals of particular concern in histology/autopsy sites: Paraffin, formaldehyde and xylene
Published	10/29/2024	don't mix NITRIC ACID with
Published	10/29/2024	don't mix MERCURY with
Published	10/29/2024	don't mix IODINE with
Published	10/29/2024	don't mix HYPOCHLORITES (bleach) with
Published	10/29/2024	don't mix HYDROGEN PEROXIDE with
Published	10/29/2024	don't mix HYDROCARBONS (benzene, butane, propane, gasolines, turpentine) with
Published	10/29/2024	don't mix HALOGENS (fluorine, chlorine, bromine, and iodine) with
Published	10/29/2024	don't mix FORMALDEHYDE with
Published	10/29/2024	don't mix FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS with
Published	10/29/2024	don't mix CYANIDE COMPOUNDS with
Published	10/29/2024	don't mix CHROMIC ACID with
Published	10/29/2024	don't mix ACTIVATED CARBON with
Published	10/29/2024	don't mix AZIDES with
Published	10/29/2024	don't mix ANILINE with
Published	10/29/2024	don't mix AMMONIA with
Published	10/29/2024	don't mix ALKALI METALS (calcium, potassium and sodium, cesium, lithium) with
Published	10/29/2024	don't mix ACETONE with
Published	10/29/2024	don't mix ACETIC ACID with
Published	10/29/2024	Classes of chemical hazards, giving examples or definitions of each of the following: Incompatible mixtures
Published	10/29/2024	examples of oxidizers
Published	10/29/2024	Oxidizers
Published	10/29/2024	Explosives
Published	10/29/2024	Classes of chemical hazards, giving examples or definitions of each of the following: Unstable or reactive compounds including explosives and oxidizer…
Published	10/29/2024	neurotoxins
Published	10/29/2024	nephrotoxins
Published	10/29/2024	hepatotoxins
Published	10/29/2024	irritants
Published	10/29/2024	sensitizers
Published	10/29/2024	mutagens
Published	10/29/2024	teratogens
Published	10/29/2024	carcinogens
Published	10/29/2024	Classes of chemical hazards, giving examples or definitions of each of the following: Health hazards
Published	10/29/2024	Pyrophoric
Published	10/29/2024	Flash point
Published	10/29/2024	Classes of chemical hazards, giving examples or definitions of each of the following: Ignitables - flammables and combustibles
Published	10/29/2024	Common lab bases
Published	10/29/2024	common lab acids
Published	10/29/2024	Classes of chemical hazards, giving examples or definitions of each of the following: Corrosives
Published	10/29/2024	According to GHS, A reagent label on a secondary container should include the following:
Published	10/29/2024	Discuss chemical safety labeling: Globally harmonized system adopted by US Department of Transportation
Published	10/29/2024	Discuss chemical safety labeling: HMIS
Published	10/29/2024	Discuss chemical safety labeling: NFPA
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