Industrial Hygiene
Bloodborne Pathogens
Hazardous Materials
What the Hazard is Going on!
Power Trio
100
The four pillars of managing un-healthful conditions in the workplace
What Are "•Anticipation•Recognition•Evaluation•Control" (of all potentially hazardous conditions in the workplace)
100
A latin term that means "Disease Generating"
What is "Pathogen"
100
Flammability, explosive, high pressure systems and exothermic potential or water reactivity.
What a"Physical Hazards"
100
Overexertion,Repetitive tasks,Awkward posture/positions,Localized pressure,Cold temperatures and Vibration
What are "Ergonomic Hazards"
100
TWA
What is Time "Weighted Average"
200
These forms of chemical hazards can be present in the workplace
What are "Solids, Liquids, Gasses/Vapors,and Aerosols-(dust, mist, fumes)
200
An otherwise potentially material
What is "OPIM" (body fluids, unfixed tissue or organs, cultures, mediums of other solutions)
200
This area requires special precautions to avoid exposure to hazardous materials and facilitate emergency egress.
What is a "Confined Space"
200
Many wavelengths of this continuum can be very hazardous.
What is the "Electro-magnetic Spectrum"
200
PEL
What is "Permissible Exposure Limit"
300
When a hazardous chemical enters the body
What is "Exposure"
300
–Wash exposed area with soap and water. Flush splashes to nose, mouth, or skin with water. Irrigate eyes with water and saline.
What are "Immediate actions" to be taken after BBP exposure.
300
A group of products for which the storage, handling, and use are regulated under this OSHA standard.
What are "Hazardous Materials"
300
MSD
What is "Musculoskeletal Disorder"
300
CFR (29)
What is the "Code of Federal Regulation" (for labor)
400
The four routes of exposure
What are "Inhalation-Ingestion-Absorption-Injection"
400
Making the assumption that any blood or opim is contaminated with pathogenic material, and handled using known best practices.
What are "Universal Precautions"
400
These organ in the lungs is responsible for the exchange of carbon monoxide
What are the "Alveoli"
400
Very loud sound represents the type of hazard.
What is "Physical Hazard"
400
EAP
What is an "Emergency Action Plan"
500
Industry catagorizes the methods of hazard reduction into these 4 catagories.
What are PPE-Administrative-Engineering and Elimination/Substitution
500
What is the "Biohazard" symbol
500
Acute toxicity (any route of exposure); skin corrosion or irritation; eye damage or eye irritation; respiratory or skin sensitization; germ cell mutagenicity; carcinogenicity; teratagenicity; specific target organ toxicity; or aspiration hazard.
What are "Health Hazards"
500
Toxic effects may be expresed in either or both of these ways
What is "Local (at the exposure site) and Systemic (throughout the body)
500
PIT
What is a "Powered Industrial Truck"