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OSHA stand for?

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Employees rights under OSHA

Safety and healthy workplace, hazard controls, information and training, medical treatment, decline medical treatment, access personal medical records, request OSHA inspection, protect from job discrimination

Employee responsibilities under OSHA

Comply with OSHA, participate in the employer's safety program, report occupational illnesses and injuries

what is IP2P?

Illness and injury protection program; implement systematic approach to further reduce illness and injuries

What are six steps to safety?

- commitment of management


- assignment of responsibilities


- hazard analysis with employees participation


- hazard control and prevention


- written program


- education and training

What will generate an OSHA inspection?

- imminent danger to employees


- fatality / catastrophe


- employee complaint


- referral from other government agency


- follow up

When do you have to observe universal precautions?

Must treat blood in all OPI am as if to be infectious for a bloodborne pathogen

What are engineering controls?

- safer sharps


- disposable phlebotomy hubs


- sharps containers


- safety hoods

What are safer sharps?

Devices that:


- provide a barrier between the hands and the contaminated needle


- require or allow the hands to stay behind the contaminated needle


- are easy to use


- do not interfere with patient care


- are an integral part of the device

What are examples of PPE?

- gloves


- gowns


- face shields or goggles plus masks appropriate to the task


- puncture resistant gloves for scrubbing sharps


- proper use

What are examples of PPE?

- appropriate to the task and the wearer


- turn wrong side out when removing


- remove and discard or contain where used


- wash hands

Where must you place a biohazard symbol?

- on sharps containers


- only bio hazardous waste containers


- where bio hazardous materials are stored including refrigerators


- on any contaminated equipment that must leave the facility for servicing unless decontaminated

What are MSDS sheets?

Material safety data sheets

Is it true that when it comes to workplace violence, OSHA considers health care workers at the highest risk?

Yes

Is it true that bloodborne pathogens standard covers all employees whose job responsibilities put them at risk for exposure to bloodborne pathogens?

Yes

Is it true that hepatitis B is not covered under Bloodborne Pathogen standard?

No

is it true that most needle sticks can be prevented by following needle stick preventive protocol

Yes 72 to 86 percent

Is it true that say four sharps do not require the hands to stay behind the contaminated needle?

No

Does OSHA govern home disposal?

No

Is it true that under work practice controls it is not okay to perform mouth pipeting?

Yes

What does PPE stand for?

Personal protective

Is it true that under housekeeping control work surfaces do not have to be disinfected at the end of your shift?

No

How to use a fire extinguisher

- remove the extinguisher from the bracket


- break the seal and remove the pin


- aim the nozzle at the base of the fire starting 8 to 10 feet back and using sweeping motion

List several ways of preventing carpal tunnel syndrome

- good body mechanics


- splints or braces


- using ergo nama keyboard or add a wrist rest


- durg anomic exercises every 2 hours


- Barry duties


- drink lots of water

List several ways of preventing workplace violence

- commitment of management


- assignment of responsibilities


- hazard assessment


- written programs


- education and training

Describe the actions you would take when confronted with violent employee or patient

- stay calm


- use neutral words, tone of voice, body language


- acknowledge others distress


- offer to get Manager


- get help when needed


- report to supervisor


- document immediately