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Bloodborne Pathogens
Fire Extinguishers
Hazard Communications
SDS
Occupational Injuries and VDT/Ergonomics
Sexual Harassment
100
Viruses, bacteria, and other microorganisms carried in a person’s blood and other body fluids.
What are Bloodborne Pathogens?
100
Enough oxygen Enough heat and Some fuel
What three things must be present at the same time to produce fire?
100
Documents required for specific products by US Federal Law, explaining the hazards associated with the product, as well as what precautions to take to avoid those hazards.
What are Safety Data Sheets or SDSs?
100
Concentra Medical
What is the District's healthcare facility?
100
It can consist of words, actions, or most often a combination of the two. It can range from the display of sexist cartoons to the crime of rape, and includes obvious things.
What is sexual harassment?
200
HIV and HBV
What are the two most common bloodborne pathogens?
200
Class B-(burning liquids/gases) Class C- (live electrical equipment)
What types of fires should water NEVER be used on?
200
Material Safety Data Sheets or MSDSs
What were Safety Data Sheets formerly known as ?
200
Authorization from MSAD 6 Compliance Office
What is required for an evaluation and / or treatment of a work related injury?
200
First, let the harasser know that the words or actions are unwelcome and to STOP! Second, Report It!
What are the steps to follow if you are sexually harassed?
300
Consider every person and treat all blood and all body fluids as potential carriers of infectious diseases.
What do Universal Precautions require?
300
Pull Aim Squeeze Sweep
How do you use a fire extinguisher?
300
SDSs for products used in MSAD#6 are found in SDS binders located in each appropriate department, or visit the Bonny Eagle web page under heading Staff Area.
What is Where can I find SDSs?
300
MSMA Employee and Supervisor Incident/Injury reports
What is completed as soon as possible after an incident/injury?
300
Conduct a thorough inquiry and take prompt action to put an end to the harassment.
What are protocols that Supervisors and Managers must do if there is a report made of sexual harassment?
400
A specific eye, mouth, other mucous membrane, or non-intact skin contact, with blood or other bodily fluids that result from the performance of an employee’s duties.
What is an Exposure Incident?
400
1. Assist any person in immediate danger to safety (if can be accomplished) 2. Call 911 or activate the building fire alarm 3. If fire is small, you may attempt to use an extinguisher only if you know what is burning
What are the first Rules for Fighting Fires?
400
Practice Safe Work Habits Use Personal Protective Equipment Know Emergency Procedures Be Informed
How Can I Protect Myself From Hazards?
400
Injuries caused by repetitive motion and constant stress placed on the body's skeletal frame and soft tissues.
What are Cumulative Trauma Disorders (CTDs)?
400
Type of sexual harassment that arises when a person in authority tries to trade job benefits for sexual favors.
What is Quid pro quo?
500
A plan that communicates the measures and equipment that will reduce employee exposure and describes what to do if an employee is exposed.
What is the MSAD #6 Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Plan?
500
Hydrogen Cyanide, Acrolein, Ammonia, and Carbon Monoxide
What gases can be fatal in very small amounts?
500
Remove victim to fresh air, only if you can do so without putting yourself in danger. If victim is unresponsive, immediately call your local emergency telephone number (911) Give artificial respiration or CPR, if necessary, and only if you’ve been properly TRAINED.
What is the procedures you do if you suspect someone has inhaled poisonous fumes?
500
Numbness in hands Shoulder/neck ache or pain Chronic headache Painful joints Lower back pain Eye fatigue
What are some symptoms of CTDS?
500
Maine Human Rights Commission
What is a place to contact for more information?