Safety and Quality Management

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問題一覧

What type of safety hazard is associated with infectious agents?

Biological

Which of the following is a possible injury caused by sharps hazards?

Cuts, punctures, or exposure to bloodborne pathogens

Preservatives and reagents are sources of which type of hazard?

Chemical

What is a potential injury from exposure to radioactive equipment and radioisotopes?

Exposure to radiation

Ungrounded or wet equipment and frayed cords are examples of what type of hazard?

Electrical

Open flames and organic chemicals are sources of which hazard?

Fire/Explosive

Wet floors, heavy boxes, and patients are examples of sources of which hazard?

Physical

What is a possible injury caused by physical hazards?

Falls, sprains, or strains

Identify the type of hazard associated with the following source: Needles, lancets, broken glass.

SHARP HAZARDS

Which type of hazard is linked to exposure to toxic, carcinogenic, or caustic agents?

CHEMICAL HAZARD

Wet floors, heavy boxes, and patients can lead to what type of injuries?

Physical hazards

What hazard involves ungrounded equipment, wet equipment, and frayed cords?

ELECTRICAL HAZARDS

Biological hazards

BIOLOGICAL HAZARDS

Equipment and radioisotopes are sources of what type of hazard?

RADIOACTIVE HAZARDS

What type of hazard involves cuts, punctures, or exposure to bloodborne pathogens?

SHARP HAZARDS

Preservatives and reagents are sources of which kind of workplace hazard?

Chemical Hazards

Which of the following is an example of direct contact transmission?

Touching a contaminated object

Airborne transmission occurs when the host inhales:

Dried aerosol particles on air currents

Droplet transmission involves:

Inhaling infected aerosol droplets from the reservoir

What is the term for transmission through ingesting contaminated food or water?

Vehicle transmission

Which mode of transmission involves an animal or insect bite?

Vector transmission

The infectious agent must have a way to exit the reservoir to continue the chain of infection.

Portal of Exit

After the infectious agent has been transmitted to a new reservoir, it must have a means to enter the reservoir.

Portal of Entry

Which term refers to a person who is at higher risk of becoming infected due to factors such as immunocompromised conditions, stress, fatigue, or exposure to infectious specimens?

Susceptible Host

What does the acronym CDC stand for?

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

What does the OSHA stand for

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

What is the meaning of CLSI?

Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute

includes both hand washing and the use of alcohol-based antiseptic cleansers. Sanitize hands after touching blood, body fluids, secretions, excretions, and contaminated items, whether or not gloves are worn.

Hand hygiene

Ensure that reusable equipment is not used for the care of another patient until it has been cleaned and reprocessed appropriately. Ensure that single-use items are discarded properly.

Patient care equipment

Take care to prevent injuries when using needles, scalpels, and other sharp instruments or devices; when handling sharp instruments after procedures; when cleaning used instruments; and when disposing of used needles.

Occupational health and Bloodborne pathogen

If a private room is not available, consult with infection control professionals regarding patient placement or other alternatives.

Patient placement

Educate health-care personnel, patients, and visitors to contain respiratory secretions to prevent droplet and fomite transmission of respiratory pathogens.

Respiratory hygiene /Cough etiquette

Identify the which hazards the image below:

Electrical Hazard

Identify which Hazard sign below:

Radioactive Hazard

Identify which Hazards the image below:

Physical Hazard

The image below is Sharp Hazard? True or false

TRUE

Identify which Hazards sign below:

Chemical Hazard

Which hazard sign below:

Health Hazard

Identify which Hazard sign below:

Exploding Bomb

Identify which hazard below

Corrosion

refers to the overallprocess of guaranteeing quality patient care, and it is regulated throughout the total testing system.

Quality Management (QM)

Refers to all of the laboratory’s policies, processes, procedures, and resources needed to achieve quality testing.

Quality management (QM)

In a clinical laboratory, a QMS includes not only testing controls, referred to as quality control

Quality Control (QC)

urine specimens should be examined within

2 Hours

What does the blue section in the NFPA hazardous materials symbol represent?

Health Hazard

A material with a ‘4’ rating in the blue section is considered:

Deadly

Which section of the NFPA symbol indicates reactivity

Yellow

A material labeled with ‘COR’ in the white section indicates it is:

Corrosive

What does a ‘0’ in any section of the NFPA symbol signify?

No hazard

Which fire hazard rating indicates that the material will not burn?

What does ‘W’ with a line through it in the white section signify?

Do not use water

Which type of fire involves wood, paper, and clothing?

CLASS A

What is the appropriate extinguisher for a Class B fire involving flammable organic

Dry chemicals, carbon dioxide, foam or halon

Which fire type involves electrical fires?

CLASS C

What is used to extinguish fires involving combustible metals (Class D)?

Sand or dry powder

Which extinguisher is recommended for fires involving grease, oils, and fats (Class K)?

Liquid designed to prevent splashing and cool the fire

Which fire extinguisher type is suitable for multiple fire classes (Class ABC)?

Dry chemicals

Which fire type should not be extinguished using water?

CLASS B and C

Which of the following fires can be extinguished using carbon dioxide?

CLASS B and C

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問題一覧

What type of safety hazard is associated with infectious agents?

Biological

Which of the following is a possible injury caused by sharps hazards?

Cuts, punctures, or exposure to bloodborne pathogens

Preservatives and reagents are sources of which type of hazard?

Chemical

What is a potential injury from exposure to radioactive equipment and radioisotopes?

Exposure to radiation

Ungrounded or wet equipment and frayed cords are examples of what type of hazard?

Electrical

Open flames and organic chemicals are sources of which hazard?

Fire/Explosive

Wet floors, heavy boxes, and patients are examples of sources of which hazard?

Physical

What is a possible injury caused by physical hazards?

Falls, sprains, or strains

Identify the type of hazard associated with the following source: Needles, lancets, broken glass.

SHARP HAZARDS

Which type of hazard is linked to exposure to toxic, carcinogenic, or caustic agents?

CHEMICAL HAZARD

Wet floors, heavy boxes, and patients can lead to what type of injuries?

Physical hazards

What hazard involves ungrounded equipment, wet equipment, and frayed cords?

ELECTRICAL HAZARDS

Biological hazards

BIOLOGICAL HAZARDS

Equipment and radioisotopes are sources of what type of hazard?

RADIOACTIVE HAZARDS

What type of hazard involves cuts, punctures, or exposure to bloodborne pathogens?

SHARP HAZARDS

Preservatives and reagents are sources of which kind of workplace hazard?

Chemical Hazards

Which of the following is an example of direct contact transmission?

Touching a contaminated object

Airborne transmission occurs when the host inhales:

Dried aerosol particles on air currents

Droplet transmission involves:

Inhaling infected aerosol droplets from the reservoir

What is the term for transmission through ingesting contaminated food or water?

Vehicle transmission

Which mode of transmission involves an animal or insect bite?

Vector transmission

The infectious agent must have a way to exit the reservoir to continue the chain of infection.

Portal of Exit

After the infectious agent has been transmitted to a new reservoir, it must have a means to enter the reservoir.

Portal of Entry

Which term refers to a person who is at higher risk of becoming infected due to factors such as immunocompromised conditions, stress, fatigue, or exposure to infectious specimens?

Susceptible Host

What does the acronym CDC stand for?

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

What does the OSHA stand for

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

What is the meaning of CLSI?

Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute

Hand hygiene

Ensure that reusable equipment is not used for the care of another patient until it has been cleaned and reprocessed appropriately. Ensure that single-use items are discarded properly.

Patient care equipment

Occupational health and Bloodborne pathogen

If a private room is not available, consult with infection control professionals regarding patient placement or other alternatives.

Patient placement

Educate health-care personnel, patients, and visitors to contain respiratory secretions to prevent droplet and fomite transmission of respiratory pathogens.

Respiratory hygiene /Cough etiquette

Identify the which hazards the image below:

Electrical Hazard

Identify which Hazard sign below:

Radioactive Hazard

Identify which Hazards the image below:

Physical Hazard

The image below is Sharp Hazard? True or false

TRUE

Identify which Hazards sign below:

Chemical Hazard

Which hazard sign below:

Health Hazard

Identify which Hazard sign below:

Exploding Bomb

Identify which hazard below

Corrosion

refers to the overallprocess of guaranteeing quality patient care, and it is regulated throughout the total testing system.

Quality Management (QM)

Refers to all of the laboratory’s policies, processes, procedures, and resources needed to achieve quality testing.

Quality management (QM)

In a clinical laboratory, a QMS includes not only testing controls, referred to as quality control

Quality Control (QC)

urine specimens should be examined within

2 Hours

What does the blue section in the NFPA hazardous materials symbol represent?

Health Hazard

A material with a ‘4’ rating in the blue section is considered:

Deadly

Which section of the NFPA symbol indicates reactivity

Yellow

A material labeled with ‘COR’ in the white section indicates it is:

Corrosive

What does a ‘0’ in any section of the NFPA symbol signify?

No hazard

Which fire hazard rating indicates that the material will not burn?

What does ‘W’ with a line through it in the white section signify?

Do not use water

Which type of fire involves wood, paper, and clothing?

CLASS A

What is the appropriate extinguisher for a Class B fire involving flammable organic

Dry chemicals, carbon dioxide, foam or halon

Which fire type involves electrical fires?

CLASS C

What is used to extinguish fires involving combustible metals (Class D)?

Sand or dry powder

Which extinguisher is recommended for fires involving grease, oils, and fats (Class K)?

Liquid designed to prevent splashing and cool the fire

Which fire extinguisher type is suitable for multiple fire classes (Class ABC)?

Dry chemicals

Which fire type should not be extinguished using water?

CLASS B and C

Which of the following fires can be extinguished using carbon dioxide?

CLASS B and C