11 Questions
What is the recommended procedure for handling aerosol cans or other sealed containers?
Autoclave them
How should re-usable contaminated glassware be treated before cleaning?
Disinfected or autoclaved or both
What should be done with solid contaminated materials according to the guidelines?
Placed in separated waste bins
What is the function of a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?
Provide information on substance properties and handling procedures
Why should culture or fluids not be poured into sinks or drains?
To avoid releasing viable organisms into the environment
What is the basic principle to be observed in procedures requiring the use of animals?
Handlers should be properly trained and supervised to minimize the risk of injury or infection.
Why should all staff working with animals be immunised against Tetanus?
To prevent the spread of infections from animals to humans.
What should be done with cages and racks used in handling animals?
They should be autoclaveable and labeled to indicate infectiousness.
What is one recommended method for disposing of disposables and materials used in handling animals?
Autoclave them before disposal.
Why should animal houses have sterilization facilities in their own areas?
To ensure proper sterilization of equipment and materials used with animals.
How should infectious wastes be disposed of?
By following federal and state regulations, preferably by sterilization before disposal.
This quiz covers the basic principles and procedures for handling animals in a laboratory setting to minimize the risk of injury or infection. Topics include proper training, supervision, and choosing the right handling techniques for different types of animals.
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