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what might happen to an employer if violations are ignored and an employee is seriously injured or dies?

could be fined, cited or criminal charges may be brought

name three things potable water must be provided for

drinking, cooking, washing

name three places microorganisms or microbes can be found

food, water, air

give three examples of vermin

roaches, insects, rats

how many years has OSHA been in existence?


What year was OSHA ESTABLISHED?

45


1971

name two places where food and beverages cannot be stored in a healthcare facility

where there are toxic materals or toilet rooms

what needs to happen when vermin are detected?

Extermination

when must a tight fitting lid be provided for a receptacle

When it is a sanitary situation

what is the significance of a change room?

to prevent contaminated clothing from leaving the facility

what determines the number of toilets in a facility?

the number of workers in that facility

what determines the number of toilets in a facility?

the number of workers in that facility

name three OSHA violations in the healthcare system

bloodborne pathogens, eyewash protection, PPE

who does OSHA consider employees?

part time, full time, probationary workers

poor or inadequate sanitation can lead to ?

infectious, parasitic diseases

how often should food and beverage garbage be collected?

at least once every work day

name three things that non-potable water can be used for

clean floors, swimming pools, creeks

what is the name of the federal agency responsible for enforcing health and safety standards?

OSHA

name at least 4 areas of concern of a healthcare facility that the safety committee should be responsible for

floors, pharmacy, OR, lasers

what does the OSHA act state?

every private sector employer of 10 or more workers maintain a workplace free of recognized hazards

name at least three elements that should be included in the safety and health plan

inspections, exposure monitoring, record keeping

when does OSHA use the "general duty cause"

when a particular standard cannot be applied

what is OSHA's #1 concern

employee safety

what three things must be available in a washing facility?

running water, soap, and towels

what does OSHA stand for?

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

what is used in plumbing systems to prevent contaminated water from mixing with non-contaminated water?

backflow or backsiphonage devices

name 4 examples of a health care facility

nursing home, doctors office, hospital, dentist office