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Gauss
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The founder of modern industrial hygiene Full containment during mold remediation
1 2
is includes
Which of the following is not a key to
Magnetic field strength is measured in
3 inclusion in the OSHA bloodborne 4
units of
pathogen program?
Don't know?
Terms in this set (159)
The founder of modern industrial hygiene is Alice Hamilton
Industrial hygiene is a(n) Art and Science
Belong to a group of lower plants, they live on dead or other living organisms, and they
Which of the following is true about fungi?
reproduce by spores
Hepatitis B affects which human organ? Kidney, Central nervous system, Liver (All of the above)
Which of the following is not a key to inclusion in Bacteria
the OSHA bloodborne pathogen program?
What is XDR TB? Extensively drug-resistant TB
Parenteral means Piercing the skin or mucus barrier
If ductwork insulation becomes wet, it should be Removed and Replaced (A and C above)
Which of the following materials should be Cellulose insulation
discarded when contaminated with mold or mold
spores?
Psittacosis Is also known as "bird handler's disease" or "parrot fever"
Stachybotrys chartarum Needs water to survive and live; Can consume paper and wood (A and C above)
Class II biological safety cabinets should have an 75 fpm
inward flow of at least:
, Full containment during mold remediation Double layer polyurethane, Decontamination chamber, Respirators within the decontamination
includes zone (All of the above)
All molds produce mycotoxins False
Sterilize means the complete destruction of all True
microbes
Legionella pneumophila is not transmitted in the Infected people
following manner
Tryptic soy agar
Which is/are method(s) of sampling for Sterile swabs
biohazards. (circle all that apply) Whatman wipes
Tapelifts
Class I is the lowest form of biological safety True
cabinets
Safety equipment for biosafety level 3 includes all Full body, positive pressure suit
of the following except
The two viruses that OSHA bloodborne HIV and HEP B
pathogens standard was written for are
The best way to protect workers from viruses is Immunizations
through the use of:
The outbreak of this disease in 2002 illustrated the SARS
dangers of emerging illnesses in the era of jet
travel and the spread of disease can be almost
instantaneous
Infections in hospitals can be categorized in three Occupationally, Nosocomial, Community acquired
ways:
What type of physician typically oversees and The epidemiologist and infection control practitioner oversee infection control by following cdc
manages infection control in a hospital? guidelines.
Gram-negative bacteria and endotoxins are found Cotton/Silk Textiles
widely in soil and water, ambient air, dust, and
exposure has been studied in several
occupational settings, such as agricultural
settings. Name another setting endotoxins have
been studied.
No measurements of any airborne biological True
agents have shown consistent associations with
occupant reported symptoms
What are the natural products produced by fungi Mycotoxins and VOCs
that evoke a toxic response when introduced in
low concentrations to workers?
Dusts of vegetable, animal, or microbial origin Respirable
often are referred to as ______________ dusts. Exposure
to these dusts increases the risk of a variety of
pulmonary diseases such as airway inflammation,
toxic pneumonitis, hypersensitivity pneumonitis,
and asthma.
Persons who are caring for potentially 2
contaminated individuals should be outfitted
properly in personal protective equipment. Level
_____ protection (latex or nitrile gloves, eye splash
protection, and properly fit-tested N-95
respirators) is considered adequate.
Bioterrorism is the deliberate use of biological True
agent to harm civilian populations
The study of fungi is known as: Mycology
Fungi are saprobes which live off dead or living True
organisms
Bacteria can be found in one of three shapes Bacillus (rod), Coccus (spherical), and Spirilla (spiral)
A monerans is a ____________ organism Single-celled
Viruses can live outside of the host cell False
List two types of viruses DNA and RNA
Define the term "universal precautions" as defined Is an approach to infection control. According to the concept of Universal Precautions, all human
by OSHA's bloodborne pathogens standard in blood and certain human body fluids are treated as if known to be infectious for HIV, HBV, and
1991. other bloodborne pathogens. (straight out of the standard)
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Med Dose Quiz 1 MLT 110 Clinical Lab science Notes ( ... History Safe Medication Administra
59 terms 30 terms 47 terms 34 terms
nadiachase4 Preview Niyah_Porter3 Preview eleahdickson Preview WendyMoctezuma8
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
Gauss
Choose an answer
The founder of modern industrial hygiene Full containment during mold remediation
1 2
is includes
Which of the following is not a key to
Magnetic field strength is measured in
3 inclusion in the OSHA bloodborne 4
units of
pathogen program?
Don't know?
Terms in this set (159)
The founder of modern industrial hygiene is Alice Hamilton
Industrial hygiene is a(n) Art and Science
Belong to a group of lower plants, they live on dead or other living organisms, and they
Which of the following is true about fungi?
reproduce by spores
Hepatitis B affects which human organ? Kidney, Central nervous system, Liver (All of the above)
Which of the following is not a key to inclusion in Bacteria
the OSHA bloodborne pathogen program?
What is XDR TB? Extensively drug-resistant TB
Parenteral means Piercing the skin or mucus barrier
If ductwork insulation becomes wet, it should be Removed and Replaced (A and C above)
Which of the following materials should be Cellulose insulation
discarded when contaminated with mold or mold
spores?
Psittacosis Is also known as "bird handler's disease" or "parrot fever"
Stachybotrys chartarum Needs water to survive and live; Can consume paper and wood (A and C above)
Class II biological safety cabinets should have an 75 fpm
inward flow of at least:
, Full containment during mold remediation Double layer polyurethane, Decontamination chamber, Respirators within the decontamination
includes zone (All of the above)
All molds produce mycotoxins False
Sterilize means the complete destruction of all True
microbes
Legionella pneumophila is not transmitted in the Infected people
following manner
Tryptic soy agar
Which is/are method(s) of sampling for Sterile swabs
biohazards. (circle all that apply) Whatman wipes
Tapelifts
Class I is the lowest form of biological safety True
cabinets
Safety equipment for biosafety level 3 includes all Full body, positive pressure suit
of the following except
The two viruses that OSHA bloodborne HIV and HEP B
pathogens standard was written for are
The best way to protect workers from viruses is Immunizations
through the use of:
The outbreak of this disease in 2002 illustrated the SARS
dangers of emerging illnesses in the era of jet
travel and the spread of disease can be almost
instantaneous
Infections in hospitals can be categorized in three Occupationally, Nosocomial, Community acquired
ways:
What type of physician typically oversees and The epidemiologist and infection control practitioner oversee infection control by following cdc
manages infection control in a hospital? guidelines.
Gram-negative bacteria and endotoxins are found Cotton/Silk Textiles
widely in soil and water, ambient air, dust, and
exposure has been studied in several
occupational settings, such as agricultural
settings. Name another setting endotoxins have
been studied.
No measurements of any airborne biological True
agents have shown consistent associations with
occupant reported symptoms
What are the natural products produced by fungi Mycotoxins and VOCs
that evoke a toxic response when introduced in
low concentrations to workers?
Dusts of vegetable, animal, or microbial origin Respirable
often are referred to as ______________ dusts. Exposure
to these dusts increases the risk of a variety of
pulmonary diseases such as airway inflammation,
toxic pneumonitis, hypersensitivity pneumonitis,
and asthma.
Persons who are caring for potentially 2
contaminated individuals should be outfitted
properly in personal protective equipment. Level
_____ protection (latex or nitrile gloves, eye splash
protection, and properly fit-tested N-95
respirators) is considered adequate.
Bioterrorism is the deliberate use of biological True
agent to harm civilian populations
The study of fungi is known as: Mycology
Fungi are saprobes which live off dead or living True
organisms
Bacteria can be found in one of three shapes Bacillus (rod), Coccus (spherical), and Spirilla (spiral)
A monerans is a ____________ organism Single-celled
Viruses can live outside of the host cell False
List two types of viruses DNA and RNA
Define the term "universal precautions" as defined Is an approach to infection control. According to the concept of Universal Precautions, all human
by OSHA's bloodborne pathogens standard in blood and certain human body fluids are treated as if known to be infectious for HIV, HBV, and
1991. other bloodborne pathogens. (straight out of the standard)
