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What is the sash opening dimension for using a biosafety cabinet?
8-10 inches
How many minutes after use should the biosafety cabinet blower run?
30 minutes
How many minutes before use should the biosafety cabinet blower run?
15-30 minutes
What cabinet setting should be opened to 8 to 10 inches?
sash
What concentration of ethanol is used to decontaminate biosafety cabinet interior workspaces?
70%
What laboratory equipment should be used properly to process all specimens?
BSC (Biosafety Cabinet)
What light should be turned on to disinfect the interior of the cabinet when not in use?
UV light
What parts of a biosafety cabinet should not be blocked by items in use?
grills
What should not be placed on the front intake or rear-wall exhaust areas of a BSC?
items
Which biosafety cabinet class has an open front with negative pressure?
Class I
Which biosafety cabinet class is entirely closed and requires rubber gloves?
Class III
Which biosafety cabinet class is the most common and also called laminar flow?
Class II
Which biosafety cabinet class provides the highest level of safety?
Class III
Which biosafety cabinet class sterilizes circulating air and exhaust air?
Class II
Which biosafety cabinet class sterilizes incoming, circulating, and exhaust air?
Class III
Which biosafety cabinet class sterilizes only the air to be exhausted?
Class I
Which biosafety cabinet subclass is used for radioisotopes, toxic chemicals, or carcinogens?
IIB
Which biosafety cabinet subclass recirculates 30% of air?
IIB
Which biosafety cabinet subclass recirculates 70% of air?
IIA
Which cabinet class is known as laminar flow?
Class II
Which cabinet class requires rubber gloves attached to a closed system?
Class III
Which cabinet class uses negative pressure with an open front?
Class I
Arboviruses are examples of which biosafety level?
Level 4
Arenaviruses are examples of which biosafety level?
Level 4
B. anthracis is an example of which biosafety level in the table?
Level 2
Bacillus subtilis is an example of which biosafety level?
Level 1
Brucella is an example of which biosafety level?
Level 3
Coccidioides immitis is an example of which biosafety level?
Level 3
F. tularensis is an example of which biosafety level?
Level 3
Filoviruses are examples of which biosafety level?
Level 4
HIV is an example of which biosafety level?
Level 2
M. gordonae is an example of which biosafety level?
Level 1
M. tuberculosis is an example of which biosafety level?
Level 3
Salmonella is an example of which biosafety level?
Level 2
Shigella is an example of which biosafety level?
Level 2
Smallpox virus is an example of which biosafety level?
Level 4
Streptococcus pneumoniae is an example of which biosafety level?
Level 2
Systemic fungi are examples of which biosafety level?
Level 3
Which biosafety level has no known infectious potential?
Level 1
Which biosafety level includes HIV in the notes?
Level 2
Which biosafety level includes M. tuberculosis in the notes?
Level 3
Which biosafety level includes common infectious agents that are not airborne?
Level 2
Which biosafety level includes serious airborne disease agents?
Level 3
Which biosafety level includes serious often untreatable airborne disease agents?
Level 4
Which biosafety level includes smallpox virus in the notes?
Level 4
Which biosafety level is associated with non-airborne common infectious agents?
Level 2
Which biosafety level is associated with untreatable airborne disease agents?
Level 4
Which level includes Brucella and systemic fungi?
Level 3
Which level includes Salmonella and Shigella?
Level 2
Which level includes arenaviruses and filoviruses?
Level 4
Y. pestis is an example of which biosafety level in the table?
Level 2
Bacillus anthracis belongs to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category A
Brucella species belong to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category B
Burkholderia mallei belongs to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category B
Burkholderia pseudomallei belongs to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category B
Chlamydophila psittaci belongs to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category B
Clostridium botulinum belongs to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category A
Clostridium perfringens belongs to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category B
Coxiella burnetii belongs to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category B
Drug-resistant TB belongs to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category C
Encephalitis viruses belong to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category B
Foodborne bacteria are listed under which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category B
Francisella tularensis belongs to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category A
Hantavirus belongs to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category C
Hemorrhagic fever viruses belong to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category A
Influenza viruses belong to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category C
Nipah virus belongs to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category C
Rabies virus belongs to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category C
Rickettsia conorii belongs to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category C
Rickettsia prowazekii belongs to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category B
Staphylococcus aureus belongs to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category B
Variola belongs to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category A
Waterborne bacteria are listed under which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category B
Which CDC bioterrorism category is described as emerging pathogens?
Category C
Which CDC bioterrorism category is described as highly infectious?
Category A
Which CDC bioterrorism category is described as moderate morbidity and low mortality?
Category B
Which category includes Brucella spp and Coxiella burnetii?
Category B
Which category includes Hantavirus and Nipah virus?
Category C
Which category includes Variola and Yersinia pestis?
Category A
Which category includes drug-resistant TB?
Category C
Yellow fever virus belongs to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category C
Yersinia pestis belongs to which CDC bioterrorism category?
Category A
Where should PPE never be worn according to the notes?
outside
Which PPE category includes gloves, masks, and respirators?
PPE
Which PPE covers the nose and mouth according to the notes?
masks
Which PPE garment is worn over clothing according to the notes?
lab coats
Which PPE item is specifically named for eye protection?
glasses
Which PPE item is worn on the hands according to the notes?
gloves
Which PPE protects the eyes according to the notes?
safety glasses
Which PPE provides respiratory protection according to the notes?
respirators
Which PPE shields the face according to the notes?
face shields
Universal precautions are applied when handling what type of patient material?
all samples
Universal precautions assume patient specimens contain agents correlating with at least what biosafety level?
Level 2
Which precautions assume all patient specimens may contain BSL-2 agents?
universal
