Lab Safety Final

Front 1

CHP

Back 1

Chemical Hygiene Plan

Front 2

what is the purpose of CHP

Back 2

employees working in lab setting will be protected from any chemical exposure

Front 3

whos in charge of CHP

Back 3

OSHA

Front 4

main elements of CHP

Back 4

lab expections, standard operating procedures, research protocol safety reviews, employee exposure assessment, medical exams, employee training, labeling chemical containers, managing MSDS

Front 5

Haz com purpose

Back 5

employeesknow about work hazards and how to protect themselves incase of illnesses or injuries due to hazardous chemicals.

Front 6

CHP lab standard

Back 6

teaching/ research facilities, labs, dark rooms, art studios, chemical stockroom

Front 7

Haz Com

Back 7

machine/ print shops, janitorial closets, offices, clinical labs, physical labs

Front 8

what makes a chemical/ biological a hazardous waste

Back 8

corrosive, toxic, reactive, flammable

Front 9

what is SSA

Back 9

Satellite Accumulation; cant be stored for more than a year

Front 10

PEL

Back 10

Permissible Exposure Limits;

length of time a person being exposed to chemical without health effects

Front 11

C(__)

Back 11

(Ceiling Limit);

max concentration to be exposed at one time

Front 12

TWA

Back 12

Time Weighted Average;

allowable average time to be exposed while working without exceeding limit

Front 13

STEL

Back 13

Short Term Exposure Limit;

maximum concentration allowed during 15 min exposure limit

Front 14

AL

Back 14

Action Level;

exposure limit until OSHA regulations take effect

Front 15

IDLH

Back 15

Immediately dangerous to life and health;

atmosphericconcentration of any toxic substance that poses immediate threat to life.

Front 16

LC-50

Back 16

Lethal Concentration 50

- concentration in the air will kill 50% of the group

Front 17

LC-LO

Back 17

Lethal Concentration Low;

lowest concentration of gas killing specific species over time

Front 18

LD-50

Back 18

Median Lethal Dose;

lethal dose 50, substance cause 50% death by oral route

Front 19

LDLO

Back 19

Lethal Dose Low;

lowest dose of substance killing organism by any route but inhalation

Front 20

TC

Back 20

Toxic Concentration Low

lowestconcentration in air to be exposed for any period of time and suffered toxic effects

Front 21

TD

Back 21

Toxic Dose Low

lowestdose of a substance by anyroute other than inhalation over any period of time and reported to produce anytoxic effect in humans

Front 22

how many biosafety levels

Back 22

4

Front 23

BSL 1

Back 23

Work with agents not known to causedisease in healthy adults

Front 24

BSL2

Back 24

Work with agents associated with humandisease;lab coats, gloves, face protectionrequired

Front 25

BSL3

Back 25

Work with exotic agents whichmay have serious or lethal consequences and with potential for aerosoltransmission

Front 26

BSL4

Back 26

Work with dangerous/exotic agents of lifethreatening nature or unknown risk of transmission

Front 27

SMP

Back 27

standard microbiological practices;

no safety equipment; sinks

Front 28

Hazard Class 1

Back 28

Explosives; fireworks, tnt

Front 29

Hazard class 2

Back 29

compressed gas; propane, sulfur dioxide, chlorine gas

Front 30

Hazard class 3

Back 30

flammable; gasoline, diesel, solvents,

Front 31

Hazard class 4

Back 31

flammable solids; sulfur

spontaneous combustion; activated carbon

Dangerous when wet; sodium/ potassium metal

Front 32

Hazard class 5

Back 32

oxidizer; pool chemicals, fertilizer, organic peroxides

Front 33

Hazard class 6

Back 33

poison, inhalation hazard, infectious substance

Front 34

Hazard class 7

Back 34

Radio active; x-ray, mri, chemo, uranyl acetate

Front 35

Hazard class 8

Back 35

Corrosive; acids and bases, corrosive metals

Front 36

Hazard class 9

Back 36

miscellaneous hazards; dry ice, electric wheel chair, electric vehicles

Front 37

Section 1: chemical product

Back 37

identifies specific chemical

CAS NO

product code

Front 38

Section 2: Composition/ information on Ingredients

Back 38

reports chemical purity

Front 39

Section 3: Hazard identification

Back 39

emergency overview; warning on label, health effects, chronic effects

Front 40

Section 4: First aid measure

Back 40

provide general procedure for first aid treatment

Front 41

Section 5: Firefighting Measure

Back 41

provide flammable properties

Front 42

Section 6: Accidental release measure

Back 42

what should be done incase of spill

Front 43

Section 7: Handling and storage

Back 43

information on how to properly handle and storage a container

Front 44

Section 8: Exposure controls/ personal protection

Back 44

describe measure to prevent exposure such as ventilation, engineer controls

Front 45

Section 9: physical and chemical properties

Back 45

list the physical and chemical property of chemical

Front 46

section 10: stability and reactivity

Back 46

stability of chemical and conditions to avoid when working with chemical

Front 47

Section 11: toxicological information

Back 47

reports on toxicity and information about human exposure for both acute and chronic.

Front 48

section 12: ecological information

Back 48

behavior and effect of chemical on environment

Front 49

section 13: disposal consideration

Back 49

how hazardous waste is regulated

Front 50

section 14; transport information

Back 50

transport or shipping of hazard chemicals is regulated

Front 51

section 15; regulatory information

Back 51

requirements for reporting if spill is exceeded a certain quantity

Front 52

section 16: other information

Back 52

list the date of MSDS, hazard ratings, reference cited

Front 53

Routes of exposure

Back 53

absorption 1

absorption 2

Inhalation

injection

Front 54

Absorption 1

Back 54

eyes being exposed

Front 55

inhalation

Back 55

breathing toxic chemicals can enter lungs and absorb into bloodstream with exchange of air

Front 56

absorption 2

Back 56

skin exposure

Front 57

injection

Back 57

direct contact of chemical to the body by use of needles

Front 58

Dust

Back 58

solid particles in air

Front 59

fumes

Back 59

colliodal suspension of solid or liquid particles

Front 60

mists

Back 60

tiny droplets of liquid in air

Front 61

emulsion

Back 61

heterogenous mixture of one liquid in another liquid

Front 62

smoke

Back 62

mixture of aerosol particles

Front 63

allergen

Back 63

cause allergic reaction

Front 64

carcinogen

Back 64

cause cancer

Front 65

combustible

Back 65

burns under most conditions once ignited

Front 66

compressed gas

Back 66

gas stored under pressure

Front 67

corrosive

Back 67

cause destruction in living tissue

Front 68

explosive

Back 68

release of energy or gas when ignited

Front 69

flammable

Back 69

chemical easily ignited and burns rapidly

Front 70

irritant

Back 70

causes irritation on skin

Front 71

oxidizer

Back 71

brings oxidation reactions to chemical

Front 72

peroxide former

Back 72

form peroxide upon storage conditions

Front 73

poison

Back 73

extremely toxic to humans

Front 74

pyrophoric

Back 74

readily ignites and burns in air spontaneously

Front 75

reactive

Back 75

reacts or decomposes

Front 76

sensitizer

Back 76

upon repeated exposure cause severe immune effects

Front 77

toxic

Back 77

cause health effects upon exposure

Front 78

water reactive

Back 78

chemical in contact with water reacts violently to catch fire