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What are the 2 agencies responsible for recommendations and regulations regarding safe handling of chemicals and other potentially harmful materials for the management of hazardous wastes used in dental radiology?
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Occupational Safety and Health Admin (OHSA)
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) |
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OSHA requires that manufacturers of chemical products such as developer and fixer supply _____ to the oral health care practices that purchase these.
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MSDSs
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What info do MSDSs include? (7)
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Chemical ingredient and common name.
Potential hazards of working with the product. An explanation of the product's stability and reactivity Requirements for safe handling and storage. Exposure controls and personal protection required when using the product. Disposal considerations. Regulatory information. |
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MSDSs and product labels must be obtained form the manufacturer for all chemicals used in radiographic procedures. These include (5)
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Fixer
Developer Disinfectants Cleaners used on processing equipment Lead |
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What are the 5 requirements of OSHA Hazard Communication Standard?
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Develop a written hazard communication program.
Maintain inventory list of all hazardous chemicals present in the facility. Obtain and have accessible MSDSs for all chems. Label containers. Train all personnel in safe handling of these chems. |
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Eyewash Station:
Where should this be located? (How close?) |
Within 25 feet of where hazardous chemicals are being used.
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Eyewash Station:
What temp should water be? |
Warm, 60-95 degrees
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Eyewash Station:
How long do you flush your eyes? |
5 to 60 minutes. It's going to suck.
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