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What is a biohazard?
Substances that are harmful or pose a risk through exposure
What is a bloodborne pathogen?
Microorganisms that can cause disease through exposure to blood and bodily fluids
What is the CLSI?
Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute
Global laboratory that develops standard practices for quality patient care and safety
What is CLIA?
Clinical Laboratory Improvement Ammendments of 1988
Rederal regulations that ensure the quality and accuracy of laboratory testing
What is NIOSH?
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
Federal agency repsonsible for conducting research to provide safer and healthier workplaces
What is OSHA?
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Federal agency responsible for establishing safety regulations across every workplace
What is OPIM?
Other Potentially Infections Materials
Bodily fluids other than blood
What does percutaneous mean?
Through the skin
What is QA?
Quality Assurance
A protocol or program that establishes policies and guidelines defining safe practices and document procedures
What is QC?
Quality Control
The steps or procedures performed to comply with a QA program
What is risk management?
Internal system of guidelines and standards designed to minimize risks to patients and staff
What is an SDS?
Safety Data Sheet
Information sheet for each chemical, including information about exposure, storage, proper use, and disposal