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Laboratory safety and regulations

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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accidents can be traced directly to 2 primary causes:

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unsafe acts unsafe environmental conditions

#2
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better known as occupational safety and health act

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public law-91-596

#3
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and it was enacted by

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U.S. congress in 1970

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goal of the federation

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• provide all employees with a safe work environment - conduct onsite inspection to determine whether an employer is complying with the mandatory standards

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common fixative

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10% formalin

#6
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For disinfection

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10% bleach

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ginagamit sa skin

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detergent

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neutralizer

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detergent

#9
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29 CFR 1910 of bloodborne pathogens

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1030

#10
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this plan must cover specific preventive measures including exposure evaluation, engineering controls, work practice controls and administrative oversight of the program

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exposure control plan

#11
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basically an approach to infection control in which all human blood, tissue, and most fluids are handled as if known to be infectious for the human

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universal precautions

#12
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29 CFR 1910 of Hazard Communication

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1200

#13
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intended to ensure that the hazards of all chemicals used in the workplace have been evaluated and that this hazard information is successfully transmitted to employers and their employees who use the substances

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OSHA’s toxic and hazardous substances

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primary means of communication

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proper labeling, MSDS, employee education

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29 CFR 1910 of Occupational exposure to hazardous chemicals in laboratories

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1450

#16
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the second subpart to OSHA’s toxic and hazardous substances regulations

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OSHA Lab Standard

#17
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address the shortcomings of the hazard communication standard

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OSHA Lab Standard

#18
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the lab standard requires the appointment of

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chemical hygiene officer chemical hygiene plan

#19
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the chemical hygiene plan must detail

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engineering controls, PPE, safe work practices, administrative controls, medical surveillance and consultation

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CLSI

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Clinical and laboratory Standards institute

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NCCLS

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national committee for clinical laboratory standards

#22
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provides excellent general laboratory safety and infection control guidelines in their documents GP17-A2 and M29-A3

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CLSI

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Accreditation:

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TJC (JCAHO) Commision on laboratory accreditation of the college of american pathologists

#24
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developed a standard hazard identification system (diamond-shaped, color-coded symbol)

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NFPA