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What is the primary purpose of Good Microbiological Laboratory Practice (GMLP)?
What is the primary purpose of Good Microbiological Laboratory Practice (GMLP)?
- To simplify the labeling process in the lab.
- To enhance microbial growth for better analysis.
- To increase the efficiency of laboratory staff.
- To prevent uncontrolled microbial spreading. (correct)
Which of the following items should be left outside when entering the microbiology laboratory?
Which of the following items should be left outside when entering the microbiology laboratory?
- Laboratory equipment.
- Work-related documents.
- Bags and unnecessary items. (correct)
- Personal protective equipment.
What technique should be used when labeling test tubes and plates?
What technique should be used when labeling test tubes and plates?
- Pencil for easy corrections.
- Permanent markers for clear labeling. (correct)
- Sticky labels for quick identification.
- Colored pens to denote different specimens.
What should individuals avoid doing while working in the laboratory?
What should individuals avoid doing while working in the laboratory?
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What is the correct method for disposing of gloves after laboratory work?
What is the correct method for disposing of gloves after laboratory work?
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General Safety Guidelines in a Microbiology Laboratory
- Prevent contamination and protect yourself: Good Microbiological Laboratory Practice (GMLP) is crucial for safe and accurate work.
- Follow laboratory notices: Read and understand all notices before entering the lab.
- Keep workspace clear: Leave personal items outside of the laboratory.
- Avoid ingestion and smoking: Do not eat, drink, or smoke within the lab.
- Wear appropriate clothing: Wear a clean lab coat that covers your body completely.
- Follow lab protocols: Adhere to specific lab protocols and maintain a sterile workspace.
- Maintain good hygiene: Avoid touching eyes, nose, and mouth while working with microorganisms.
- Safe handling of liquids: Do not pipette material with your mouth.
- Labeling: Use permanent markers to label all materials.
- Proper glove use: Wear gloves when handling clinical specimens.
- Discarding gloves: Remove gloves by turning them inside out and discarding them into a designated container.
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