Introduction
The clinical area where patient care takes place
What is the back office
Includes the chemical, its intended uses and contact information of the supplier
What is identification
This can be a safety hazard anywhere, but it is especially likely where there is high voltage medical equipment
What is Fire
The way people work
What is Ergonomics
The place or event where someone is greeted?
What is Reception.
Where business and non-clinical tasks take place
What is the front office
The initial care that should be rendered after exposure, including routes of exposure, symptoms, and special treatments if needed
What is First Aid
Being aware of anything that could cause a fire
What is Fire Prevention
What should you do to avoid back strain?
What is adjust your chair.
What is important in size and scheduling?
Knowledge of the number of practitioners and patients expected daily.
An established, routinely updated plan that to educate the staff on potential hazards.
What is The Medical Office Safety Plan
Handling and hygiene practices and storage requirements, including incompatible chemicals and ventilation requirements.
What is Handling and Storage
Should not be permitted anywhere in a medical facility
What is Smoking
What should you do to prevent falls?
What is mop spills immediately.
What differs by type of practice?
What is utilization of space
Designed to keep workers safe by requiring that all workers have the right to know what chemicals they were exposed to during the course of the job.
What is Hazard Communication Standard.
Likely routes, effects from exposure and symptoms
What is Toxicological Information
What should you be prepared to do in the event a fire breaks out?
What is be prepared to use fire safety equipment and evacuate the building
What should you do to all cabinets, closet doors and desk drawers.
What is close them
What is the primary element that makes up a room's decor?
What are colors and fabrics
Safety sheets that accompany each chemical
What are Safety Data Sheets
Guidance for shipping by Land, Air, or Sea
What is Transport Information
What does PASS stand for
What is Pull the Pin, Aim at the base of the fire, Squeeze the trigger, and Sweep side to side
What is the number one rule for the medical laboratory?
What is do not eat or drink.
Should be comfortable, but have a straight back
What are the chairs