AVA Exam Questions and Answers-
Pharmacology
MSDS stands for - Answer-(Formerly called) Material Safety Data Sheet
SDS stands for - Answer-Safety Data Sheet
Every Veterinary practice Must have an organized complete plan and list of - Answer-hazardous
chemicals with MSDS/SDS for each one
Where are MSDS/SDS kept - Answer-MSDS/SDS are kept in a binder available to employees at the work
site for immediate access
What is a MSDS/SDS and what information might be on a MSDS/SDS - Answer-An Information sheet for
each hazardous chemical,
its uses, restrictions, a complete plan how to handle, procedures for exposure, safety precautions,
disposal, storage, first aid measures, ingredients, contact information for manufacturer
Each item listed in the MSDS/SDS binder must have an associated MSDS/SDS T/F - Answer-True
What information must appear on a safety label - Answer-Product Identifier
Signal Word
, Pictograms
Hazard Statement
Precautionary Statement
Supplyer Identification
Product Identifier- The product name or chemical number
Signal Word - "DANGER" indicates that there are significant hazards; "WARNING" is used for less severe
hazards
Pictograms - Icons or pictures that are usually inside a red diamond; they provide a picture
representation of the material's physical and health hazards. There are nine standard pictograms,
though only eight are mandatory according to OSHA.
Hazard Statement - Standard phrases that warn about the hazard class and the nature of the hazards.
Flammable liquid and vapor, toxic if swallowed, and may cause cancer are examples of hazard
statements.
Precautionary Statement - These provide information about what people need to do to reduce or
prevent exposures to the substance's hazards. They often indicate what types of PPE, such as gloves or
eye protection, should be used.
Supplier identification - This is the name, address, and phone number of who to contact if additional
information about the substance is required.
This information comes directly from the safety data sheet (SDS) for the substance, and provides a short
reference of the hazards and required protective measures.
This information comes directly from the safety data sheet (SDS) for the substance, and provides a short
reference of the hazards and required protective measures. - Answer-
This is the name, address, and phone number of who to contact if additional information about the
substance is required - Answer-Supplier identification
They often indicate what types of PPE, such as gloves or eye protection, should be used - Answer-
Precautionary Statements
Pharmacology
MSDS stands for - Answer-(Formerly called) Material Safety Data Sheet
SDS stands for - Answer-Safety Data Sheet
Every Veterinary practice Must have an organized complete plan and list of - Answer-hazardous
chemicals with MSDS/SDS for each one
Where are MSDS/SDS kept - Answer-MSDS/SDS are kept in a binder available to employees at the work
site for immediate access
What is a MSDS/SDS and what information might be on a MSDS/SDS - Answer-An Information sheet for
each hazardous chemical,
its uses, restrictions, a complete plan how to handle, procedures for exposure, safety precautions,
disposal, storage, first aid measures, ingredients, contact information for manufacturer
Each item listed in the MSDS/SDS binder must have an associated MSDS/SDS T/F - Answer-True
What information must appear on a safety label - Answer-Product Identifier
Signal Word
, Pictograms
Hazard Statement
Precautionary Statement
Supplyer Identification
Product Identifier- The product name or chemical number
Signal Word - "DANGER" indicates that there are significant hazards; "WARNING" is used for less severe
hazards
Pictograms - Icons or pictures that are usually inside a red diamond; they provide a picture
representation of the material's physical and health hazards. There are nine standard pictograms,
though only eight are mandatory according to OSHA.
Hazard Statement - Standard phrases that warn about the hazard class and the nature of the hazards.
Flammable liquid and vapor, toxic if swallowed, and may cause cancer are examples of hazard
statements.
Precautionary Statement - These provide information about what people need to do to reduce or
prevent exposures to the substance's hazards. They often indicate what types of PPE, such as gloves or
eye protection, should be used.
Supplier identification - This is the name, address, and phone number of who to contact if additional
information about the substance is required.
This information comes directly from the safety data sheet (SDS) for the substance, and provides a short
reference of the hazards and required protective measures.
This information comes directly from the safety data sheet (SDS) for the substance, and provides a short
reference of the hazards and required protective measures. - Answer-
This is the name, address, and phone number of who to contact if additional information about the
substance is required - Answer-Supplier identification
They often indicate what types of PPE, such as gloves or eye protection, should be used - Answer-
Precautionary Statements
