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CSMLS Safety Exam With Complete SolutionsSkin- Chemical exposure Answer: shower, contaminated clothing removed, rinse for 15
minutes
eyes- Chemical exposure Answer: eye wash station, rinse with lids held open for 15
minutes, if contact lens are in remove after rinsing for 1 min and continue rinsing
burns-stop removing clothes from around the burn-not from on the burn-soak in cold
water for 10 minutes never burst blister, no oily applications keep the burn moist above
clothing on fire-stop, drop and roll. burned area to be soothed with water
poison-chemical Answer ensure the area is safe to enter and rescue take patient
outdoors lay on back, head turned to one side keep patient warm do not attempt to
induce vomiting try to identify poison call pcc provide MSDS
Electrical shock-Answer Check that electrical current that delivered the shock is shut
off before attempting to touch patient Seek medical attention even if no marks or other
injuries are visible.
Lacerations - Apply pressure to cut with sterile dressing, if object is protruding from
wound apply pressure around the wound and try to elevated it above the heart.
Needle puncture - Response Encourage bleeding, clean puncture site, apply dressing,
seek medical attention, make incident report
msds - Response is a technical summary of the chemical, physical and toicoxcological
properties of a subtance, along w/ recommended procedures.
routes of entry - Answer respiration, ingestion, absorption, injection
, three elements required for combustion - Answer heat, fuel, oxygen ( aka fire triangle)
Flash point - Answer minimum temperature at which a liquid gives off enough vapor
to ignite in the presence of a source of ignition. The lower the flash point the GREATER
is the risk of fire
Fire classes - Ans Class A, Class B, Class C, Class D
Class A Fire - Ans Cloth, wood, paper
What kind of extinguisher do you use for a Class A fire? - Ans Pressurized water (A)
Dry Chemical (ABC)
Class B Fire - Ans Flammable or combustible liquids
What kind of extinguisher do you use for a Class B fire? - Ans CO2 (BC)
Dry Chemical (ABC)
Class C Fire - Electrical equipment
What type of extinguisher do you use for a Class C fire? - CO2 (BC)
Dry Chemical (ABC)
Class D Fire - Combustible metals
What type of extinguisher do you use for a Class D fire? - Dry Chemical (D)
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