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Microbiology lab hazards and safety quiz

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Which of the following is considered a primary barrier in a microbiology laboratory?

Special air ventilation patterns (correct)

Storing food and drink

Sinks for hand washing

Special air ventilation patterns

What is NOT permitted in microbiology laboratories according to the standard practices?

Pipetting by mouth (correct)

Rolling up loose sleeves

Wearing lab coat and shoes

What are examples of biological hazards in a microbiology lab?

Sharps, needles, and glasswares

Radiation hazards and electrical hazards

Human blood and fluids, human cell lines (correct)

Chemical hazards and fire hazards

What is the purpose of secondary barriers in a microbiology laboratory?

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Which guidelines are developed to protect workers in microbiological labs?

<p>Safety guidelines and regulations</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Primary Barriers in a Microbiology Laboratory

Glass doors and sinks are considered primary barriers in a microbiology laboratory

Standard Practices in Microbiology Laboratories

Eating, drinking, and smoking are not permitted in microbiology laboratories according to standard practices

Biological Hazards in a Microbiology Lab

Infectious microorganisms, viruses, and biological toxins are examples of biological hazards in a microbiology lab

Secondary Barriers in a Microbiology Laboratory

The purpose of secondary barriers in a microbiology laboratory is to provide an additional layer of protection to prevent the exposure of workers and the environment to biological hazards

Guidelines for Protecting Workers in Microbiological Labs

The Biosafety in Microbiological and Biomedical Laboratories (BMBL) guidelines are developed to protect workers in microbiological labs

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Test your knowledge of hazards and safety measures in a microbiology lab with this quiz. Topics covered include infectious agents, biological hazards, chemical hazards, fire hazards, and safety guidelines.