Laboratory Safety Learning Objectives
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What is one of the secondary effects of a laboratory accident?

  • Improved staff retention
  • Expansion of business
  • Loss of reputation (correct)
  • Increased customer satisfaction
  • What is one of the responsibilities of a laboratory director in ensuring safety?

  • Actively participate in the design and planning stages of new laboratory facilities (correct)
  • Focus only on conducting laboratory activities without considering safety
  • Delegate all safety responsibilities to the staff
  • Ignore potential risks for the sake of efficiency
  • What is necessary for a quality manager or designated safety officer when new activities or techniques are introduced into the laboratory?

  • Develop a complete and thorough description of basic safety rules and organization (correct)
  • Rely solely on individual staff members for safety management
  • Ignore safety training for personnel to save time
  • Avoid understanding safety and biosafety management issues
  • What should be considered when developing new activities or new diagnostic techniques in the laboratory?

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    What should be known when working with chemicals and pathogens of moderate or low level of risk?

    <p>The basics of safety and biosafety management issues</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Facilities & Laboratory Safety Learning Objectives

    • Recognize standard hazard warning symbols to enhance awareness of potential dangers in the laboratory.
    • Identify six components of the chain of infection, understanding how laboratory safety precautions can interfere with this cycle.
    • Discuss components of chemical hygiene plans and the purpose of Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) in ensuring safe laboratory practices.
    • State and interpret the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) hazardous material labeling system, aiding in quick hazard identification.
    • Describe essential precautions for laboratory personnel regarding radioactive materials, electrical equipment, and fire hazards.
    • Explain the RACE (Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish) and PASS (Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep) actions to be followed in case of fire emergencies.

    Importance of Safety

    • A comprehensive laboratory safety program is vital for safeguarding the lives of employees and patients.
    • Protects laboratory equipment and facilities from potential damage or loss caused by safety negligence.
    • Contributes to environmental protection by minimizing risks related to hazardous materials and accidents.
    • Ignoring laboratory safety measures can lead to significant financial costs and liabilities.

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    Test your knowledge on hazard warning symbols, the chain of infection, laboratory safety precautions, chemical hygiene plans, Material Safety Data Sheets, and hazardous materials handling.

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