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MAS 200
Ch.41Office Lab Procedures
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What would an office use to evaluate any hazards/ safety risks that might occur? | A Checklist |
| What regulations is the GHS and SDS under? | Federal, and State |
| What's the Global Harmonized System (GHS) used for? | It's a standard way to classify and label chemicals to make it easier to understand. |
| What are the Safety Data Sheets (SDS) used for? | It provides info about working with or handling a chx substance, it has 16 sections |
| What does section 1-8 of the SDS system compose of? | General info about the chx, identification, Hazards, Composition, safe handling practices, & emergency control measures. |
| What does section 9-11, 16 of the SDS system compose of? | Info on physical & chx properties, stability & reactivity info, toxicological info, exposure control info, when it was prepared, & date of last revision. |
| What does section 12-15 of the SDS system composed of? | Its mainly used with the GHS. |
| What does the office use to notify a healthcare worker about the substance they are using? | Pictograms |
| What does the CDC collect, and what is it used for? | Collects data on pathogens & diseases; it establishes guidelines to prevent the spread of them. |
| What are universal precautions? | Standard precautions; helps to create guidelines for contact w/ blood & body fluids --> AIDS and HIV |
| What is Point of care testing (POCT)? | Performed out of the lab beside/near site of pt care & provides a rapid/ reliable result. Ex: Bg testing for diabetes, urine hcg test |
| What is Quality Assurance Testing? | Refers to all evaluative services & the results compared w/ standards. |
| What are some examples for QA? | Pt identification, pt prep & specimen collection, specimen processing & transportation, Instrumental & technical performance, safety, in-service training & education of health care personnel. |
| What is Quality Control (QC) Testing? | Process that assesses testing procedures, reagents, & technique of the person performing the tests |
| What are some examples of QC? | -Every test kit for CLIA waived test comes with reagents that describes how to perform a QC test, -These are then identified when done on the box & written down in a designated place to know when to do it again. |
| How should you be safe in the workplace personally? | -Appropriate attire, -Knowing where & how to read SDS, -PPE, Know where fire extinguishers are & eye wash stations -UTD Immunizations, Dispose of sharps in puncture-proof sharps containers, - Know protocols for Bio waste |
| What are some key things to remember when cleanings up spills? | -Make sure to know where you office's spill kits are, -They should have coag. powder and a scoop, - Bag contaminates clothes & materials in a leak-proof, labeled biohazard & place another bag, - After use disinfectant 1:2 bleach |
| What should you remember when cleaning dropped objects? | Pick up with a broom & dustpan & place into sharps |
| When are fire walk-throughs done in the office? | Done when first moving into an office & annually |
| How do you prevent a fire in the workplace? | Unplug all devises possible when not in use, |
| What does the PASS acronym mean? | -Pull the pin at the top of extinguisher -Aim at the base of the fire -Squeeze the handle slowly to release -Sweep at the base of the fire from side to side |
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