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Not known to consistenly cause disease in healthy individules(agents)
BSL 1 agents
Standard microbiological pratices(practices)
BSL 1 pratices
None required (safety equipment)
BSL1 safety
Facilities include laboratory bench sink required
BSL1 facilities
Agent associated with human diesease
Routes of transmission through percutaneous injury, ingestion, mucous membrane exposure
BSL 2 agent
BSL-1 practice plus:
limited access
biohazard warning signs
"sharps" precaution
Biosafety manual defining and needed waste decontamination or medical surveillance policies
BSL 2 practice
Primary barriers:
Class I or II BSCs or other physical containment devices used for all manipulation of agents that cause splashes or aerosis of infectious materials
(PPE)
laboratory coats,gloves, face protection as needed
BSL 2 safety equipment
BSL-1 plus: Autoclave
BSL 2 facility
Indigenous of exotic agents with potential for aerosol transmission
Disease may have serious of lethal consequences
BSL 3 agent
BSL-2 practice plus:
controlled lav access
decontamination of all wase
decontamination of all lab clothing before laundering
BSL 3 practice
Primary barriers:
class I or II BSCs or other physical containment devices used for all open manipulations of agent
PPE:
protective laboratory clothing, gloves,respiratory protection as needed
BSL 3 safety equipment
BSL-2 plus:
physical separation from access corridors
self-closing ,double-door access
exhausted air not recirculated
negative airflow into laboratory
BSL 3 facility
Dangerous/exotic agents that pose high rish of life-threatening disease
aerosol=transmitted lab infections have occurred;or related agent with unknown rish of transmission
BSL 4 agent
BSL-3 practice plus:
clothing change before entering
shower before exit
all material decontaminated on exit from facility
BSL 4 practice
Primary barriers:
all procedures conducted in class III BSCs or class I or II BSCs in combination with full-body, air supplied,positive pressure personnel suit.
BSL 4 safety equipment
BSL-3 plus:
separate building or isolated zone
dedicated supply and exhaust, vacuum, and decontamination systems
other requirements outlined in the text
BSL 4 facility