Activity 2: Safety in the Clinical Hematology Laboratory Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
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keep all moist or wet bodily fluids away from mucous membranes, hair, skin and clothing even if blood is not visible, but only wash hands after gl9ves if obviously contaminated

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body substance isolation (1987)

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2
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preveng bloodborne diseases by assuming all blood and blood contaminated fluids are infectious and encouraged handwashing after gloving

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Universal Precautions (1985)

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3
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combines BSI and UP, applies to all patients regardless of diagnosis and presumed infection status, where hand hygiene is the single most effective of preventing spread of diseases

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standard precautions

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4
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six parts of chain infection

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infevtious agent
reservoir
portal of exit
mode of transmission
portal of entry
susceptible host

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5
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heirarchy of controls

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elimination
substitution
engineering controls
administrative controls
PPE

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6
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rating system for hazards

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National Fire Protection Agency

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4 quadrants of NFPA

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blue - health
red - fire
yellow - instability
white - specific

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8
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Blue : 0

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no health hazard

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9
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Blue: 1

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slightly hazardous

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10
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Blue: 2

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hazardous

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Blue: 3

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extremely hazardous

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12
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blue: 4

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deadly

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red: 0

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will not burn

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14
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red: 1

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burns > 93.3° C

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red: 2

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burns < 93.3° C

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16
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red: 3

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burns < 37.8° C

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17
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red: 4

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burns < 22.4° C

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18
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yellow : 0

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stable

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19
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yellow: 1

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unstable if heated

20
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yellow: 2

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violent chemical change

21
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yellow: 3

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shock and heat may detonate

22
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yellow: 4

23
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OX

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oxidizer (chemicals burn without air)

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reacts with water

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COR
corrosive
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ACID/ ALK
High or low pH
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RAD
radioactive
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waste bags: black
general, dry non infectious
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waste bags: green
wet, non infectious
30
waste bags: yellow
wet, infectious, pathological
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waste bags: red
non puncture sharps
32
waste bags: orange
radioactive
33
waste bags: yellow with black band
chemical wastes
34
anything in the environment that has the potential to harm
hazard
35
likelihood that something will cause harm.under conditions of use
risk
36
hazard type: body fluids, infectious organism
biological waste
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hazard type: toxic, flammable, carcinogenic chemicals
chemical hazard
38
hazard type: shocks and burns
electrical hazard
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hazard type: burns below 37.8 degrees
flammable
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hazard type: burns below 93.3 degrees celsius
combustible
41
hazard type: glassware, sharps, compressed gas
mechanical hazards
42
Class A fire extinguisher
ordinary combustible
43
Class B fire extinguisher
flammable liquids (gases, grease)
44
Class C fire extinguisher
plugged electrical equipment
45
parts of a safety program
training hazard identification and communication engineering control PPE emergency response plan