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OSHA

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what does OSHA stand for? Occupational safety and hazard administration
what does OSHA do? set safety standards and prevents work-related injuries, illnesses, & deaths
4 types of OSHA compliance Complaint inspection, fatality/accident inspection, programmed inspection, and imminent danger inspection
what does CLSI stand for? Clinical laboratory standards institute
what does CLSI do? promotes the development & use of voluntary laboratory consensus standards & guidelines within the healthcare community.
what is MSDS? what is another name for it? material safety data sheet, also known as SDS (safety data sheet)
5 consents informed, expressed, implied, HIV, parental
what is informed consent? consent given after informing the patient of risks/procedure
what is expressed consent? consent given orally or written
what is implied consent? non verbal consent given based on actions
what is HIV consent? special permission that is needed to administer a test that detects HIV
what is parental consent? minors (depending on state- under 18 or under 21) must have a parent consent for them
needlestick safety and prevention act signed into law on November 6, 2000
sharps injury log must contain: type/brand of device involved, area that incident occurred, and explanation
what is complaint inspections? most common occurs after employee files formal complaint
what is fatality/accident inspections? occurs after OSHA receives notice from the employer of a workplace fatality/accident resulting in 3 or more employee hospitalization
what is programmed inspection? randomly chosen facility determined to be engaged in hazardous work types
what is imminent danger inspection? least common when OSHA receives a report that a condition of imminent danger exists at a workplace
true or false? OSHA permits the removal of gloves while putting on a patient's bandage? false, gloves must always be worn
what is LIS? laboratory information system
what is the easiest and most effectice way to break the chain of transmission? handwashing
true or false? eating in the lab is not an OSHA violation false
Which of the following is a National Patient Safety Goal(s)? Identify patients correctly, improve staff communication and prevent infection
all healthcare workers are required to vaccinate or sign a declination form for which virus? HBV
true or false? OSHA regulation now requires that the lid of the centrifuge remains locked while the machine is in motion true
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