University Hospital Laboratory-(Chemical Hygiene) OSHA Laboratory Standards: Safety With Chemicals #21-0278

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(True or False) You should use a hood for operations that might result in release of toxic chemical vapors or dust.
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(True or False) Ensure that appropriate eye protection, where necessary, is worn by all persons, including visitors, in areas where chemicals are stored or handled.
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(True or False) Employees must IMMEDIATELY contact Environmental Services for cleanup and notify their supervisor when a MERCURY spill is detected.
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The Laboratory Chemical Safety Officer is:
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(True or False) A CHEMICAL INVENTORY is performed annually in each lab section listing all the Chemicals listed as hazardous by the DOT, EPA, or displaying a 2 or greater number in any section of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) diamond.
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The NFPA Label is required on all Hazardous Chemicals. This diamond classifies 4 areas of Concern for the chemical. The YELLOW BOX represents a:
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The NFPA Label is required on all Hazardous Chemicals. This diamond classifies 4 areas of Concern for the chemical. The BLUE BOX represents a:
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(True or False) All fume hoods and biohazard hoods are inspected and certified for performance annually.
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(True or False) For the various types of Accidents and Spills you should do the following:

a.Eye contact: Promptly flush eyes with water for a prolonged period (15 minutes) and seek medical attention.

b.Ingestion: Encourage the victim to drink large amounts of water.

c.Skin contact: Promptly flush the affected area with water and remove any contaminated clothing; use a safety shower when contact is extensive. If symptoms persist after washing, seek medical attention.
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Sources that cause INFECTIONS either by inhalation, ingestion, or direct contact with the host material are:
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Any chemical which is a physical hazard, a health hazard, one that is listed in specific sources, or one that causes adverse effects from exposure is defined by OSHA as a:
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(True or False)

General: All chemicals are to be labeled with the following:

a. Date received or made
b. Expiration date
c. Date opened and initials
d. Special warning labels if necessary
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A substance capable of causing CANCER is:
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(Fill in the blank) For each Hazardous Chemical, OSHA requires us to have on hand a _______________________________ to explain the composition and hazard data for the chemical. These SHEETS are kept as long as the chemical is used.
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OSHA stands for:
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This is the legally allowed concentration in the workplace that is considered a safe level of exposure for an 8-hour shift, 40 hours per week.