LATG misc. stuff questions with correct
answers respectively.
biosafety level not known to consistently cause diseases in healthy adults
standard microbiological practices
no extra safety equipment required
open bench and sink, eyewash station and safety shower required - BSL-1
biosafety level that uses agents associated with human disease and pose moderate hazard to personnel
and the environment.
routes of transmission include percutaneous injury, ingestion, mucous membrane exposure
limited access, biohazard warning signs, "sharps" precautions and biosafety manual defining any needed
waster decon or medical surveillance policies
uses class 1 or 2 BSCs or other physical containment devices used for all manipulations of the agents
that cause splashes or aerosols of infectious materials
PPE - lab coats, gloves, face protection as needed
open bench and sink, eyewash station and safety shower required and autoclave - BSL-2
biosafety level that uses indigenous or exotic agents with potential for aerosol transmission
disease may haver serious or lethal consequences
, controlled access, decontamination of all wastes, decontamination of lab clothing before laundering and
baseline serum storage
uses class 1 or 2 BSCs or other physical containment devices used for all manipulations of the agents
that cause splashes or aerosols of infectious materials
PPE - lab coats, gloves, respiratory protection as needed
open bench and sink, eyewash station and safety shower required and autoclave.
physical separation from access corridors, self-closing, double door access, exhaust air not recirculated,
and negative airflow on
PPE - lab coats, gloves, respiratory protection as needed
open bench and sink, eyewash station and safety shower required and autoclave.
physical separation from access corridors, self-closing, double door access, exhaust ai - BSL-3
biosafety level that uses dangerous/exotic agents which pose high risk of life-threatening disease for
which there are no vaccines or treatments
aerosol-transmitted lab infections have occurred; or related agents with unknown risk of transmission
clothing change before entering, shower on exit, all material decontaminated on exit from facility
all procedures conducted in class 3 BSCs or class 1 and 2 BSCs in combination with full-body, air
supplied, positive pressure personnel suit
PPE - lab coats, gloves, respiratory protection as needed
answers respectively.
biosafety level not known to consistently cause diseases in healthy adults
standard microbiological practices
no extra safety equipment required
open bench and sink, eyewash station and safety shower required - BSL-1
biosafety level that uses agents associated with human disease and pose moderate hazard to personnel
and the environment.
routes of transmission include percutaneous injury, ingestion, mucous membrane exposure
limited access, biohazard warning signs, "sharps" precautions and biosafety manual defining any needed
waster decon or medical surveillance policies
uses class 1 or 2 BSCs or other physical containment devices used for all manipulations of the agents
that cause splashes or aerosols of infectious materials
PPE - lab coats, gloves, face protection as needed
open bench and sink, eyewash station and safety shower required and autoclave - BSL-2
biosafety level that uses indigenous or exotic agents with potential for aerosol transmission
disease may haver serious or lethal consequences
, controlled access, decontamination of all wastes, decontamination of lab clothing before laundering and
baseline serum storage
uses class 1 or 2 BSCs or other physical containment devices used for all manipulations of the agents
that cause splashes or aerosols of infectious materials
PPE - lab coats, gloves, respiratory protection as needed
open bench and sink, eyewash station and safety shower required and autoclave.
physical separation from access corridors, self-closing, double door access, exhaust air not recirculated,
and negative airflow on
PPE - lab coats, gloves, respiratory protection as needed
open bench and sink, eyewash station and safety shower required and autoclave.
physical separation from access corridors, self-closing, double door access, exhaust ai - BSL-3
biosafety level that uses dangerous/exotic agents which pose high risk of life-threatening disease for
which there are no vaccines or treatments
aerosol-transmitted lab infections have occurred; or related agents with unknown risk of transmission
clothing change before entering, shower on exit, all material decontaminated on exit from facility
all procedures conducted in class 3 BSCs or class 1 and 2 BSCs in combination with full-body, air
supplied, positive pressure personnel suit
PPE - lab coats, gloves, respiratory protection as needed
