Video: Microbiological Laboratory Safety Issues - Chapter 9

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Flashcards covering key concepts from the microbiological laboratory safety notes, including safety organizations, biosafety levels, chemical safety, radiation, PPE, and safety considerations in healthcare settings.

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There are guidelines and standards available to all microbiology laboratories which were established by three organizations in the U.S.: __.

OSHA, CDC, and WHO

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OSHA was established in __.

1971

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CDC is a major component of the US Department of Health and Human Services __.

HHS

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WHO is established by __.

the United Nations

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Hand Hygiene guidelines were developed by __, SHEA, APIC and IDSA.

HICPAC

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The Biosafety Program has four components: LBNL Biosafety Manual; Online Exposure Control Plan; Bloodborne training program; and __ training program.

Biosafety

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NIH created risk groups to classify agents into __ categories.

four

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BSL-4 agents include Ebola virus, Variola virus (smallpox), and __.

Marburg virus

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BSL-2 includes infectious agents of moderate risk with ingestion or mucous membrane transmission and corresponds to __.

BSL-2

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BSL-1 comprises low-risk agents not known to cause human disease, such as __.

E. coli

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Sulfuric acid has synonyms including __.

Battery acid

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Sulfuric acid exposure limits are NIOSH REL and OSHA PEL, both TWA __ mg/m³.

1

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Sulfuric acid is a colorless to dark-brown, oily, __ liquid.

odorless

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Sulfuric acid reacts violently with __ with evolution of heat.

water

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IDLH for sulfuric acid is __ mg/m³.

15

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First aid for sulfuric acid exposure includes eye irrigation, skin washing, and respiratory support; treat with __.

medical attention immediately

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Every laboratory should have a , guidelines for labeling chemical containers, and MSDSs for each chemical.

Chemical Hygiene Plan

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Radiation safety requires shielding and/or wear devices, and exposure may be a cumulative process.

monitoring

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Noise hazards in the lab can come from pumps and ultrasonicators; damage is __ and irreversible.

cumulative

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Many labs use ultra-cold freezers or __ to preserve samples.

liquid nitrogen

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Fire extinguishers must be inspected at least every __ months.

12

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Multipurpose fire extinguishers are effective against type A, B, and __ fires.

C

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Perchloric acid hoods must be used with procedures using __.

perchloric acid

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Autoclaves use superheated steam under pressure; most transmissible agents are eliminated except __ and prions.

strain 121 archaea

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Eyewashes and safety showers must be in reach within __ minutes of exposure.

10

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Waste disposal containers include biohazardous wastes and __ containers.

sharps

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PPE in the lab includes gloves, respiratory protection, laboratory coats, and __ protection.

eye

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Physician offices and clinics are regulated by OSHA and should have management procedures for __ training.

blood-borne pathogen

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Hospitals must have a hospital safety program with policies for __.

industrial hygiene

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Nursing homes require ergonomic guidelines to prevent __ disorders.

musculoskeletal

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Standards include hazardous waste __ and emergency response.

operations

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Home safety is a concern with the increase in home-based __ care.

hospice