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87問 • 2年前
  • Yves Laure Pimentel
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    must be update and reviewed annually by the lab directror

    safety procedure manuals

  • 2

    safety procedure manuals must be update and reviewed ____ by the lab director

    annually

  • 3

    safety procedure manuals must be update and reviewed annually by the lab ____

    director

  • 4

    it provides the guidelines for writing these procedures and policies

    CLSI- CLINICAL AND LABORATORY STANDARDS INSTITUTE

  • 5

    SOURCE: INFECTIOUS AGENTS; POSSIBLE INJURY: MICROBIAL INFECTION

    BILOGIC HAZARDS

  • 6

    SOURCE: NEEDLES, LANCETS, BROKEN GLASS; POSSIBLE INJURY: CUTS, PUNCTURES, OR BLOOD- BORNE

    SHARPS HAZARD

  • 7

    SOURCE: PRESERVATIVES AND REAGENTS ; POSSIBLE INJURY: EXPOSURE TO TOXIC, CARCINOGENIC, OR CAUSTIC AGENTS

    CHEMICAL HAZARDS

  • 8

    SOURCE: EQUIPMENT AND RADIOISOTOPES ; POSSIBLE INJURY: RADIATION EXPOSURES

    RADIOACTIVE HAZARDS

  • 9

    SOURCE: UNGROUNDED OR WET EQUIPMENT, FRAYED CORDS ; POSSIBLE INJURY: BURNS OR SHOCK

    ELECTRICAL HAZARDS

  • 10

    SOURCE: OPEN FLAMES, ORGANIC MATERIALS; POSSIBLE INJURY:BURNS OR DISMEMBERMENT

    FIRE/ EXPLOSIVE HAZARDS

  • 11

    SOURCE: WET FLOORS, HEAVY BOXES, PATIENTS ; POSSIBLE INJURY: FALLS, SPRAINS, OR STRAINS

    PHYSICAL HAZARDS

  • 12

    3 black circles overlapping a single black circle on a yellow backgrund

    biohazard

  • 13

    CHAIN OF INFECTION

    INFECTIOUS AGENTS->RESERVOIR->PORTAL OF EXIT->MODE OF TRANSMISSION->PORTAL OF ENTRY->SUSCEPTIBLE HOST

  • 14

    bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses

    Infectious Agent

  • 15

    location of potentially harmful microorganisms (human or animal)

    Reservoir

  • 16

    equipment and other soiled inanimate objects

    fomites

  • 17

    mucous membranes of the nose, mouth, and eyes, and in blood or other body fluids.

    Portal of exit

  • 18

    Means of transmission

    Direct contact, Airborne, Droplet, Vehicle, Vector

  • 19

    same as portal exit

    portal of entry

  • 20

    stress, fatique, and of proper nutrition

    host

  • 21

    primary objective of biologic safety- preventing the__________of the chain of infection

    completion

  • 22

    is the primary method of infection transmission

    Hand contact

  • 23

    must always sanitize hands before patient contact, after gloves are removed, before leaving the work area, at any time when hands have been knowingly contaminated, before going to designated break areas, and before and after using bathroom facilities. Hand hygiene includes both hand washing and using alcohol based antiseptic cleansers.

    Laboratory personnel

  • 24

    best way to break the chain of infection

    Hand Hygiene

  • 25

    Rub to form a lather, create friction, and loosen debris. Thoroughly clean between the fingers and under the fingernails for at least ? include thumbs and wrists in the cleaning

    20 seconds;

  • 26

    Rinse hands in ______position

    downward

  • 27

    last step in handwashing

    Turn off the faucet

  • 28

    Use______if hands are visibly soiled

    handwash

  • 29

    Use _____ if hands are not visibly soiled

    sanitizer / alcohol

  • 30

    what is the most common PPE?

    Gloves

  • 31

    worn when in contact with patients, specimens, and laboratory equipment or fixtures Removal = between every patient, contaminated, or damaged, when leaving the work area

    Personal Protective Equipment

  • 32

    latex allergy resembles

    poison IVY

  • 33

    what type is poison ivy?

    type IV

  • 34

    delayed hypersensitivity reactions resembling poison ivy (appear ?)

    24 to 48 hours after exposure

  • 35

    : flushing and breathing difficulties

    Immediate hypersensitivity

  • 36

    for latex energy

    Polyvinyl, nitrile, vinyl

  • 37

    always be completely buttoned and gloves should be pulled over the cuffs Worn at all times and removed prior to leaving the work area Changed when visibly soiled

    Fluid resistant gown

  • 38

    N95 mask and HEPA respirator mask um for mtb

    0.03 um

  • 39

    Donning:

    gown, mask, goggle, gloves

  • 40

    Removing:

    gloves, goggles, gown, mask

  • 41

    Gloves and gowncanbe

    non sterile

  • 42

    all biologic waste, except _____ must be placed in appropriate containers labeled with the biohazard symbol

    urine

  • 43

    Safest Sterilization method:

    incineration

  • 44

    destroys prions? and what it causes?

    incineration, creutzfeld jacob disease

  • 45

    - Discard by pouring it into a laboratory sink

    Urine Specimen

  • 46

    Empty urine containers discarded in ?

    non biohazard waste bin

  • 47

    Disinfection of the sink under a Plexiglas countertop shield using ___should be performed ____

    bleach (1:5 , 1:10); daily

  • 48

    can be used for routinely disinfecting countertops and accidental spills allowed to air-dry on the contaminated area

    Disinfection

  • 49

    Instituted by CDC in 1987 due to Concern over exposure to blood-borne pathogens (HBV, HCV, AND HIV) ii. all patients are considered to be possible carriers of bloodborne pathogens iii. The CDC excluded urine and body fluids

    Universal Precautions

  • 50

    all patients are considered to be possible carriers of _____ pathogens

    bloodborne

  • 51

    Universal Precautions i. Instituted by

    CDC in 1987

  • 52

    The COC excluded IN Universal Precautions

    urine and body fluids

  • 53

    modification of UP ii. they consider all body fluids and moist body substances to be potentially infectious iii. wear gloves at all times when encountering moist body substances

    body substance isolation (BSI)

  • 54

    In 1996, CDC and the Healthcare Infection Control Practices Advisory Committee (HICPAC) combined the major features of UP and BSI guidelines

    Standard Precautions

  • 55

    Standard Precautions , In ? combined the major features of UP and BSI guidelines

    1996, CDC and the Healthcare Infection Control Practices Advisory Committee (HICPAC)

  • 56

    use self-sheathing needles or a mechanical device to conceal the needle Use mouthpieces, resuscitation bags, or other ventilation devices as an alternative to mouth to mouth resuscitation methods in areas where the need for resuscitation Is predictable

    Occupational health and blood-borne pathogens

  • 57

    Providing sharps disposal containers and needles with safety devices * Requiring discarding of needles with the safety device activated and the holder attached » Labeling all biohazardous materials and containers

    Engineering controls

  • 58

    safety training is?

    annual basis

  • 59

    Requiring all employees to practice Standard Precautions and documenting training on an annual basis * Prohibiting eating, drinking, smoking, and applying cosmetics in the work area * Establishing a daily work surface disinfection protocol

    Work Practice Controls

  • 60

    and laundry facilities for nondisposable protective clothing

    Personal Protective Equipment — PPE

  • 61

    -Report any accident to ___IMMEDIATELY to ensure appropriate postexposure prophylaxis (PEP).

    supervisor

  • 62

    Sharp objects (needles, lancets, broken glassware) b. Needles should not be transported, recapped, bent, or broken by hand

    Sharp Hazards

  • 63

    not alphabetical but accd to property

    Chemical Hazards

  • 64

    in any chemical spill

    >Evacuate the people = neutralize

  • 65

    If eyes/skin are accidentally splashed with chemicals, it must be washed with flowing water/large amount of water for atle

    15 mins

  • 66

    Do not _______, chemicals that come in contact with skin

    neutralize

  • 67

    Required by OSHA to all facilities that use hazardous chemicals

    Chemical Hygiene Plan (CHP)

  • 68

    Major source of safety info.

    MSDS (Material safety data sheet)

  • 69

    radioactivity presents very small and represents little danger cumulative Fetus in pregnant women is at risk

    Radioactive Hazard

  • 70

    Radiation Exposure:

    Time + Distance Shielding (TDS)

  • 71

    Do not operate equipment with WET hands b. Example: frayed cords and overloaded circuits

    Electrical Hazard

  • 72

    Use properly grounded equipment ____ Pronged plug

    3

  • 73

    if wet floor: use a non- _____ Material to step on to move or unplug the equipment

    NON CONDUCTIBLE

  • 74

    Centrifuge should be balanced Don’t open while centrifuge is still rotating

    Mechanical Hazards

  • 75

    Under physical hazard Know the proper position/ posture at work. Lift heavy objects using muscles of LEG the not the back. GRADUALLY increase force when pushing or pulling objects.

    Ergonomic Hazard

  • 76

    wet floors and heavy boxes Running Bend knees when lifting heavy objects keep long haired pull back avoid dangling jewelry Maintain a clean and organized workplace Closed-toed shoes

    Physical Hazards

  • 77

    Flammable chemical should be stored in safety cabinet and explosion —proof REF cylinders of compressed gas should be located away from heat and securely fastened to a stationary device to prevent accidental capsizing

    Fire/ Explosive Hazards

  • 78

    Place the tank in A_____ position

    VERTICAL

  • 79

    WHEN A FIRE IS DISCOVERED WHAT SHOULD YOU DO?

    RESCUE, ALARM, CONTAIN, EXTINGUISH, EVACUATE

  • 80

    TO Operate an Extinguisher

    P-ull the pin , A-im at the base of the fire, S-queez handles, S-weep nozzle side to side

  • 81

    Ordinary Combustibles, wood, paper, cloth, etc

    Class A ; Water, Dry chem

  • 82

    Flammable LIQUIDS: grease, gasoline, paint, Flammable organic chemicals

    Class B; Dry chemicals, carbon dioxide, foam, or halon

  • 83

    Electrical Equipment and motor switches

    Class C ; Dry chemicals, carbon dioxide, or halon

  • 84

    extinguisher For computer—

    Halogenated carbon

  • 85

    Flammable Metals, mercury, Na, Lithium

    Class D ; Sand or dry powder, Dry chemicals , Metal X: Fire fighters only

  • 86

    Detonation, arsenal fire

    Class E ;Allowed to burn out

  • 87

    oil, grease, fats

    Class K:

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    must be update and reviewed annually by the lab directror

    safety procedure manuals

  • 2

    safety procedure manuals must be update and reviewed ____ by the lab director

    annually

  • 3

    safety procedure manuals must be update and reviewed annually by the lab ____

    director

  • 4

    it provides the guidelines for writing these procedures and policies

    CLSI- CLINICAL AND LABORATORY STANDARDS INSTITUTE

  • 5

    SOURCE: INFECTIOUS AGENTS; POSSIBLE INJURY: MICROBIAL INFECTION

    BILOGIC HAZARDS

  • 6

    SOURCE: NEEDLES, LANCETS, BROKEN GLASS; POSSIBLE INJURY: CUTS, PUNCTURES, OR BLOOD- BORNE

    SHARPS HAZARD

  • 7

    SOURCE: PRESERVATIVES AND REAGENTS ; POSSIBLE INJURY: EXPOSURE TO TOXIC, CARCINOGENIC, OR CAUSTIC AGENTS

    CHEMICAL HAZARDS

  • 8

    SOURCE: EQUIPMENT AND RADIOISOTOPES ; POSSIBLE INJURY: RADIATION EXPOSURES

    RADIOACTIVE HAZARDS

  • 9

    SOURCE: UNGROUNDED OR WET EQUIPMENT, FRAYED CORDS ; POSSIBLE INJURY: BURNS OR SHOCK

    ELECTRICAL HAZARDS

  • 10

    SOURCE: OPEN FLAMES, ORGANIC MATERIALS; POSSIBLE INJURY:BURNS OR DISMEMBERMENT

    FIRE/ EXPLOSIVE HAZARDS

  • 11

    SOURCE: WET FLOORS, HEAVY BOXES, PATIENTS ; POSSIBLE INJURY: FALLS, SPRAINS, OR STRAINS

    PHYSICAL HAZARDS

  • 12

    3 black circles overlapping a single black circle on a yellow backgrund

    biohazard

  • 13

    CHAIN OF INFECTION

    INFECTIOUS AGENTS->RESERVOIR->PORTAL OF EXIT->MODE OF TRANSMISSION->PORTAL OF ENTRY->SUSCEPTIBLE HOST

  • 14

    bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses

    Infectious Agent

  • 15

    location of potentially harmful microorganisms (human or animal)

    Reservoir

  • 16

    equipment and other soiled inanimate objects

    fomites

  • 17

    mucous membranes of the nose, mouth, and eyes, and in blood or other body fluids.

    Portal of exit

  • 18

    Means of transmission

    Direct contact, Airborne, Droplet, Vehicle, Vector

  • 19

    same as portal exit

    portal of entry

  • 20

    stress, fatique, and of proper nutrition

    host

  • 21

    primary objective of biologic safety- preventing the__________of the chain of infection

    completion

  • 22

    is the primary method of infection transmission

    Hand contact

  • 23

    must always sanitize hands before patient contact, after gloves are removed, before leaving the work area, at any time when hands have been knowingly contaminated, before going to designated break areas, and before and after using bathroom facilities. Hand hygiene includes both hand washing and using alcohol based antiseptic cleansers.

    Laboratory personnel

  • 24

    best way to break the chain of infection

    Hand Hygiene

  • 25

    Rub to form a lather, create friction, and loosen debris. Thoroughly clean between the fingers and under the fingernails for at least ? include thumbs and wrists in the cleaning

    20 seconds;

  • 26

    Rinse hands in ______position

    downward

  • 27

    last step in handwashing

    Turn off the faucet

  • 28

    Use______if hands are visibly soiled

    handwash

  • 29

    Use _____ if hands are not visibly soiled

    sanitizer / alcohol

  • 30

    what is the most common PPE?

    Gloves

  • 31

    worn when in contact with patients, specimens, and laboratory equipment or fixtures Removal = between every patient, contaminated, or damaged, when leaving the work area

    Personal Protective Equipment

  • 32

    latex allergy resembles

    poison IVY

  • 33

    what type is poison ivy?

    type IV

  • 34

    delayed hypersensitivity reactions resembling poison ivy (appear ?)

    24 to 48 hours after exposure

  • 35

    : flushing and breathing difficulties

    Immediate hypersensitivity

  • 36

    for latex energy

    Polyvinyl, nitrile, vinyl

  • 37

    always be completely buttoned and gloves should be pulled over the cuffs Worn at all times and removed prior to leaving the work area Changed when visibly soiled

    Fluid resistant gown

  • 38

    N95 mask and HEPA respirator mask um for mtb

    0.03 um

  • 39

    Donning:

    gown, mask, goggle, gloves

  • 40

    Removing:

    gloves, goggles, gown, mask

  • 41

    Gloves and gowncanbe

    non sterile

  • 42

    all biologic waste, except _____ must be placed in appropriate containers labeled with the biohazard symbol

    urine

  • 43

    Safest Sterilization method:

    incineration

  • 44

    destroys prions? and what it causes?

    incineration, creutzfeld jacob disease

  • 45

    - Discard by pouring it into a laboratory sink

    Urine Specimen

  • 46

    Empty urine containers discarded in ?

    non biohazard waste bin

  • 47

    Disinfection of the sink under a Plexiglas countertop shield using ___should be performed ____

    bleach (1:5 , 1:10); daily

  • 48

    can be used for routinely disinfecting countertops and accidental spills allowed to air-dry on the contaminated area

    Disinfection

  • 49

    Instituted by CDC in 1987 due to Concern over exposure to blood-borne pathogens (HBV, HCV, AND HIV) ii. all patients are considered to be possible carriers of bloodborne pathogens iii. The CDC excluded urine and body fluids

    Universal Precautions

  • 50

    all patients are considered to be possible carriers of _____ pathogens

    bloodborne

  • 51

    Universal Precautions i. Instituted by

    CDC in 1987

  • 52

    The COC excluded IN Universal Precautions

    urine and body fluids

  • 53

    modification of UP ii. they consider all body fluids and moist body substances to be potentially infectious iii. wear gloves at all times when encountering moist body substances

    body substance isolation (BSI)

  • 54

    In 1996, CDC and the Healthcare Infection Control Practices Advisory Committee (HICPAC) combined the major features of UP and BSI guidelines

    Standard Precautions

  • 55

    Standard Precautions , In ? combined the major features of UP and BSI guidelines

    1996, CDC and the Healthcare Infection Control Practices Advisory Committee (HICPAC)

  • 56

    use self-sheathing needles or a mechanical device to conceal the needle Use mouthpieces, resuscitation bags, or other ventilation devices as an alternative to mouth to mouth resuscitation methods in areas where the need for resuscitation Is predictable

    Occupational health and blood-borne pathogens

  • 57

    Providing sharps disposal containers and needles with safety devices * Requiring discarding of needles with the safety device activated and the holder attached » Labeling all biohazardous materials and containers

    Engineering controls

  • 58

    safety training is?

    annual basis

  • 59

    Requiring all employees to practice Standard Precautions and documenting training on an annual basis * Prohibiting eating, drinking, smoking, and applying cosmetics in the work area * Establishing a daily work surface disinfection protocol

    Work Practice Controls

  • 60

    and laundry facilities for nondisposable protective clothing

    Personal Protective Equipment — PPE

  • 61

    -Report any accident to ___IMMEDIATELY to ensure appropriate postexposure prophylaxis (PEP).

    supervisor

  • 62

    Sharp objects (needles, lancets, broken glassware) b. Needles should not be transported, recapped, bent, or broken by hand

    Sharp Hazards

  • 63

    not alphabetical but accd to property

    Chemical Hazards

  • 64

    in any chemical spill

    >Evacuate the people = neutralize

  • 65

    If eyes/skin are accidentally splashed with chemicals, it must be washed with flowing water/large amount of water for atle

    15 mins

  • 66

    Do not _______, chemicals that come in contact with skin

    neutralize

  • 67

    Required by OSHA to all facilities that use hazardous chemicals

    Chemical Hygiene Plan (CHP)

  • 68

    Major source of safety info.

    MSDS (Material safety data sheet)

  • 69

    radioactivity presents very small and represents little danger cumulative Fetus in pregnant women is at risk

    Radioactive Hazard

  • 70

    Radiation Exposure:

    Time + Distance Shielding (TDS)

  • 71

    Do not operate equipment with WET hands b. Example: frayed cords and overloaded circuits

    Electrical Hazard

  • 72

    Use properly grounded equipment ____ Pronged plug

    3

  • 73

    if wet floor: use a non- _____ Material to step on to move or unplug the equipment

    NON CONDUCTIBLE

  • 74

    Centrifuge should be balanced Don’t open while centrifuge is still rotating

    Mechanical Hazards

  • 75

    Under physical hazard Know the proper position/ posture at work. Lift heavy objects using muscles of LEG the not the back. GRADUALLY increase force when pushing or pulling objects.

    Ergonomic Hazard

  • 76

    wet floors and heavy boxes Running Bend knees when lifting heavy objects keep long haired pull back avoid dangling jewelry Maintain a clean and organized workplace Closed-toed shoes

    Physical Hazards

  • 77

    Flammable chemical should be stored in safety cabinet and explosion —proof REF cylinders of compressed gas should be located away from heat and securely fastened to a stationary device to prevent accidental capsizing

    Fire/ Explosive Hazards

  • 78

    Place the tank in A_____ position

    VERTICAL

  • 79

    WHEN A FIRE IS DISCOVERED WHAT SHOULD YOU DO?

    RESCUE, ALARM, CONTAIN, EXTINGUISH, EVACUATE

  • 80

    TO Operate an Extinguisher

    P-ull the pin , A-im at the base of the fire, S-queez handles, S-weep nozzle side to side

  • 81

    Ordinary Combustibles, wood, paper, cloth, etc

    Class A ; Water, Dry chem

  • 82

    Flammable LIQUIDS: grease, gasoline, paint, Flammable organic chemicals

    Class B; Dry chemicals, carbon dioxide, foam, or halon

  • 83

    Electrical Equipment and motor switches

    Class C ; Dry chemicals, carbon dioxide, or halon

  • 84

    extinguisher For computer—

    Halogenated carbon

  • 85

    Flammable Metals, mercury, Na, Lithium

    Class D ; Sand or dry powder, Dry chemicals , Metal X: Fire fighters only

  • 86

    Detonation, arsenal fire

    Class E ;Allowed to burn out

  • 87

    oil, grease, fats

    Class K: