16 Questions
The use of face protection is mandatory when working with large volumes of infectious agents in Biosafety Level 2.
True
Biosafety Level 3 is required for agents that cause mild or moderate disease.
False
Autoclaves are used for decontamination of equipment and work surfaces in Biosafety Level 2.
True
Class I biosafety cabinets are used in Biosafety Level 2.
False
Scalpels and razor blades are examples of sharp objects that require special handling in Biosafety Level 2.
True
Biosafety Level 3 requires the use of open benches for all procedures.
False
Biosafety Level 2 requires the use of leakproof containers for all potentially infectious waste.
True
Decontamination of equipment and work surfaces is not necessary in Biosafety Level 2.
False
Class II biosafety cabinets are used in Biosafety Level 3.
False
Gloves are required when handling animals infected with infectious agents in Biosafety Level 2.
True
Biosafety Level 3 is required for agents that cause mild or moderate disease.
False
All procedures in Biosafety Level 3 must be performed in BSCs or other containment devices.
True
Face protection is not required when working with large volumes of infectious agents in Biosafety Level 2.
False
Personnel must have specific training for handling agents in Biosafety Level 2.
False
Biosafety Level 3 has the same safety equipment and primary barriers as Biosafety Level 2.
False
Special practices in Biosafety Level 3 are less restrictive than those in Biosafety Level 2.
False
Test your knowledge on Biosafety Level 2 (BSL-2) practices including handling sharps, using leakproof containers for infectious waste, decontamination procedures, and reporting requirements. Explore safety equipment such as Class II biosafety cabinets and personal protective gear.
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