Are especially dangerous with farm animals because of their size.
What is Physical Hazards?
Developed a set of guidelines called the Hazard Communication Standard (HCS).
What is OSHA?
Rabies
What is a virus?
physically removing all visible signs of dirt and organic matter such as feces, blood, hair, etc.
What is cleaning?
Effective against gram positive and negative bacteria, fungi and most viruses
Cheapest, most effective chemical disinfectant
Irritating and toxic to tissues
What is Chlorine?
Drugs
Cleaning agents
Insecticides
Anesthetic gases
What is Chemical Hazards?
MSDS
What is Material Safety Data Sheet?
Ringworm
What is a Fungus?
Destroying all microorganisms and viruses on an object using chemicals and/or heat.
What is sterilizing?
Effective against gram positive and negative bacteria
Usually diluted to 60-70%
Irritating to tissues
Used as a solvent for disinfectants and antiseptics
What is Alcohols?
“Sharps” must be disposed of in red, sealed containers marked with the bio-hazard symbol.
What is Biological Hazards?
HCS
What is Hazard Communication Standard?
Cat Scratch Fever
What is a Bacteria?
Solutions that destroy microorganisms or inhibit their growth on living tissue.
What is antiseptics?
Effective against gram positive and negative bacteria, fungi, and most viruses
Irritating and toxic to tissues
What is Aldehydes?
Any disease that can be passed from animals to humans.
What is Zoonotic Hazards?
OSHA
What is Occupational Health and Safety Administration?
Brucellosis
What is a Bacteria?
A sealed chamber in which objects are exposed to heat and steam under pressure. Autoclaves are commonly used to sterilize items used in surgery.
What is Autoclave?
Effective against gram positive bacteria and some gram negative bacteria, some fungi, and some viruses
Deodorizes
What is Quaternary ammonias?
What is Physical Hazards?
Act of 1988 that regulates disposal of medical wastes and biohazards.
What is Federal Medical Waste Tracking Act?
Toxoplasmosis
What is a parasite?
Incinerating an object or exposing it to flame. I.e. burning animal carcasses or infected tissue, or passing a microbiology “loop” through open flame.
What is Dry Heat?
Effective against gram positive and negative bacteria and fungi
Usually used in solution with water or alcohol
Stains and irritates skin
What is Iodine?