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chapter 3 key terms

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allergic contact dermatitis is a true allergic response in which the body's immune system reacts to the proteins or other components of the latex that are absorbed through the skin
anaphylaxis is a rapid, severe immune reaction that can be life threatening if not treated.
cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) a victim of cardiac arrest will be unresponsive and will not be breathing normally. chest compression's restore circulation and are the most important intervention.
chemical hygiene plan the plan describes all safety procedures, special precautions, and emergency procedures used when working with chemicals.
department of transportation (DOT) label displays the type of hazards, the united nation hazard class number, and an identifying number.
globally harmonized system (GHS) of classification and labeling of chemicals the GHS label contains information on the identity of the chemical, the chemical manufacture or other responsible party
irritant contact dermatitis occurs as a result of direct skin contact with materials left on the latex surface during manufacturing such as processing chemicals.
latex sensitivity allergic reaction to latex in gloves or other equipment
national fire protection association (NFPA) label is a design recognized by firefighters that warns of the location of hazardous materials in the event of a fire.
occupational safety and health administration (OSHA) design both to inform workers about hazards in the workplace, and to protect workers from harm.
radioactive hazard symbol is displayed although the duties of the phlebotomist do not involve direct handling of radioactive materials.
safety data sheet (SDS) which provides information about the chemical, its hazard and the procedures for cleanup and first aid
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