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Which of the following is commonly used to clean spills of Hepatitis B Virus in
lab conditions? - ANSWER✔✔ 1% sodium hypochlorite
What are the four ways to deal with risk? - ANSWER✔✔ 1. Tolerate the risk—
low probability2. Treat the risk —modify procedures to reduce risk3. Terminate
procedure completely4. Transfer risk— send to other labs set up to control risk
What is loss control measure? - ANSWER✔✔ done to modify the work to reduce
or eliminate the risk
What is the first step in ensuring safety in the lab? - ANSWER✔✔ identification of
hazards
What are the categories of hazards? - ANSWER✔✔ - chemicals
- biological
- physical
- psychological
- ergonomic
What is task hazard analysis? - ANSWER✔✔ Also known as job safety analysis is
an approach to identify and control hazards
1. List major steps in a task
2. ID potential hazards at each step
,3. Review control measures available
4. Verify task
If current control measures are not adequate identify more appropriate controls
What is area monitoring? - ANSWER✔✔ measure level of contaminant in specific
area
What is area monitoring commonly used for? - ANSWER✔✔ Used to measure the
level of contaminant in a specific area
airborne chemical contaminants, biological agents, temperature, relative humidity
and air supply, noise and radiation
What is personal monitoring/dosimetry used for? - ANSWER✔✔ Enable the
measurement of a persons dose
chemical exposure level, noise dose, ionizing radiation dose
What is biological monitoring used for? - ANSWER✔✔ Involves the measurement
of the presence of a hazardous substance in a person or the effects on metabolism
some chemical and biological exposures and noise exposures
What is a TLV? - ANSWER✔✔ Threshold Limit Values: represent the highest
level at which a large percentage of healthy workers can be exposed to substance
without ill effects
,What are the classes of controls to reduce hazard exposure? - ANSWER✔✔ -
engineering
- administrative
- personal
What is the hierarchy of controls? - ANSWER✔✔ engineering --> administrative -
-> personal
What are examples of engineering controls? - ANSWER✔✔ fume hoods, BScs,
automated sampling, substitution of less toxic substance, radiation shielding
What are examples of administrative controls? - ANSWER✔✔ safe work
procedures, training, scheduling
What are examples of PPE? - ANSWER✔✔ eye protection, gloves, gowns,
respirators, masks
due diligence - ANSWER✔✔ Doing everything reasonable to protect the health
and safety of workers which means employers shall take all reasonable precautions
under the particular circumstances to prevent injury or accidents in the workplace
Internal responsibility system defines management being responsible for -
ANSWER✔✔ Appropriate resources for safe work, accident investigations,
training staff, identifying hazards and advising employees accordingly, taking
corrective action for safety hazards, participating in program development and
implementation
, Internal responsibility system defines employees being responsible for -
ANSWER✔✔ Reporting hazards, reporting accidents and incidents, following
rules, training, participating in program development and implementation
What jurisdiction is health and safety legislation under in Canada - ANSWER✔✔
provincial
What is included in provincial legislation? - ANSWER✔✔ - occupational health
and safety laws and associated regulations
- worker's compensation
- WHMIS regulations
- environmental legislation
- sanitation/waste disposal regulations
- TDG regulations
What is included in federal legislation? - ANSWER✔✔ - Canada Labour Code
Part II
- WHMIS
- TDG regulations for rail and seaway
- Canadian Nuclear Safety and Control Act
- Canada Criminal Code (bill c-45)
- Human pathogens and toxins act
What is included in municipal legislation? - ANSWER✔✔ - fire codes
- building codes
- sanitation and waste disposal regulations
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