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OSMT Laboratory safety Test Questions and Answers All Correct What is ionizing radiation - Answer-radiation that has the ability to displace an electron from an atom or molecule therfore producing ions Sources of ionizing radiation - Answer--x rays -gamma rays -alpha particles -beta particl...

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What is ionizing radiation - Answer-radiation that has the ability to displace an electron
from an atom or molecule therfore producing ions

Sources of ionizing radiation - Answer--x rays
-gamma rays
-alpha particles
-beta particles
-neutrons

What types of exposure could you have - Answer-external or internal exposure

What is an example of external exposure - Answer-x ray, gamma rays

What is an example of internal exposure - Answer-inhaled, ingested, absorbed through
skin, eyes , cuts or abrasions

-damages human issue

What are the 2 types of effects of radiation - Answer--acute
-chronic

Acute radiation - Answer-large doses over a short period causes

-skin disorders
-bone marrow
-digestive system
-neuromuscular system

chronic radiation - Answer-appears after- exposure

leukemia
other malignances

organs that are at risk with radiation - Answer--blood forming cells (BM)
-breasts
-thyroid
-lungs
-digestive system
-fetus

,general precautions when handling radioactive materials - Answer--know the types of
materials
-determine shielding requirements
-use PPE
-use shielded storage
-if you use the wrong shielding it can lead to effects that are harmful
-use Plexiglas for shielding not lead

what are the 4 main categories of hazards in the laboratory - Answer-1) biological
2) chemical
3) physical
4) psychological

what type of approach should you have when identifying hazards, assessing the risk
and determining control measures

a) first aid approche
b) systematic approach
c) knowledgeable approach
d) ladder approach - Answer-b) systematic approach- having each job or task reviewed
to identify the hazards of all types

what is the assessment of risk based upon - Answer-based on what the task is, what
equipment is used and where the tasks are being done

what are the level of risks calculated by - Answer-number of worker exposed to hazard,
how often they are exposed and the severity and probability

are hazards the same as risks? - Answer-no

what are the 3 ways to identify hazard controls - Answer-1) engineering controls
2) administrative controls
3) personal controls

what are engineering controls

-name some examples - Answer-actions, items or equipment designed to reduce
harmful exposure

examples- isolation of the hazard from the worker ( glove boxes, enclosed tube systems
in automated equipment)

-ventilation controls (chemical fume hoods, BSC)

-guarding between the worker and moving parts- pumps, centrifuges)

, what are administrative controls - Answer-actions taken by the administrators of an
organization to reduce employee exposure to hazards

eg : -training for new workers
-substitutions for hazards an processes
-reduce prolong exposure- schedule change
-inspections
-emergency plans
-occupational health programs
-pre work checklists

what are some personal controls - Answer-refers to the use of PPE for lab work

ex: gloves
-gowns
-lab coats
eye protection
-respirators
-proper footwear

what are some emergency events that can happen in the lab - Answer--explosion
-chemical spill
-biological spill
-violence
-power failures
-information system failures
-severe weather
-floods
-ventilation failures
-bomb threats
-infectious disease exposure

what are biological hazards - Answer--the potential for a variety of lab-acquired
infections

what are some examples of biological hazards - Answer--needle puncture
-injury with broken glass, sharp object
-contact from biological skills, sprays , aerosols, mucous membrane or broken skin
-aspiration through pipettes
-animal bites or scratches

which administration is responsible for then enforcement of the human pathogen and
toxins act and regulation - Answer-minister of health - the purpose of this legislation is to
establish a safety and security regime to protect the health and safety of the public
against the risk posed by humans and animal pathogens and toxins

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