A) electrical fires B) chemical fires C) wood fires D) paper fires A) electrical fires B) chemical fires C) wood fires D) paper fires

Exam 5: Safety and First Aid

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The health care provider is most likely to encounter which of the following hazards upon entering the nuclear medicine department to obtain a blood specimen from a patient?

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Question 21

RACE for fire refers to as rescue, ________, confine, and extinguish.

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Question 22

The ________ is required for any chemical with a hazard warning label.

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Question 23

In case of a chemical spill in the eye, the victim should rinse his or her eyes with water for a minimum of 15 minutes.

(True/False)

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Question 24

High exposures of radioactivity have been shown to lead to:

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Question 25

Some tourniquets contain latex.

(True/False)

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Question 26

Which of the following is needed for cleanup of a chemical spill?

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Question 27

The ________ to Know law is also referred to as the OSHA HazCom standard.

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Question 28

Class A fires require an ABC extinguisher.

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Question 29

The dosimeter is a frequently used instrument for blood specimen preparation and testing.

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Question 30

Chemicals that are defined as "explosive flammables" must be stored:

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Question 31

If a health care provider has a chemical spilled on him or her, he or she should immediately:

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Question 32

What emergency procedures should occur if an accident occurs involving electrical shock to a health care worker?

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Question 33

The GHS requires the use of HazCom's MSDSs.

(True/False)

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Question 34

Class C fires are:

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Question 35

If a phlebotomist is exposed accidentally to a chemical spill on the floor, he or she should quickly go to which department for a chemical spill cleanup kit?

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Question 36

According to the hazard labeling system developed by NFPA, the yellow quadrant of the diamond indicates a(n):

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Question 37

A ________ badge is needed if the health care provider collects specimens from patients in the nuclear medicine department.

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Question 38

Severe bleeding from an open wound can be controlled by applying pressure directly below the wound.

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Question 39

The HazCom standard requires chemical manufacturers to supply:

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The health care provider is most likely to encounter which of the following hazards upon entering the nuclear medicine department to obtain a blood specimen from a patient?

RACE for fire refers to as rescue, ________, confine, and extinguish.

The ________ is required for any chemical with a hazard warning label.

In case of a chemical spill in the eye, the victim should rinse his or her eyes with water for a minimum of 15 minutes.

High exposures of radioactivity have been shown to lead to:

Some tourniquets contain latex.

Which of the following is needed for cleanup of a chemical spill?

The ________ to Know law is also referred to as the OSHA HazCom standard.

Class A fires require an ABC extinguisher.

The dosimeter is a frequently used instrument for blood specimen preparation and testing.

Chemicals that are defined as "explosive flammables" must be stored:

If a health care provider has a chemical spilled on him or her, he or she should immediately:

What emergency procedures should occur if an accident occurs involving electrical shock to a health care worker?

The GHS requires the use of HazCom's MSDSs.

Class C fires are:

If a phlebotomist is exposed accidentally to a chemical spill on the floor, he or she should quickly go to which department for a chemical spill cleanup kit?

According to the hazard labeling system developed by NFPA, the yellow quadrant of the diamond indicates a(n):

A ________ badge is needed if the health care provider collects specimens from patients in the nuclear medicine department.

Severe bleeding from an open wound can be controlled by applying pressure directly below the wound.

The HazCom standard requires chemical manufacturers to supply:

Phlebotomy Practice and Quality Assessment

Communication, Computerization, and Documentation

Professional Ethics, Legal, and Regulatory Issues

Infection Control

Medical Terminology Anatomy and Physiology of Organ Systems

The Cardiovascular and Lymphatic Systems

Blood Collection Equipment

Preanalytical Complications Causing Medical Errors in Blood Collection

Venipuncture Procedures

Capillary Blood Specimens

Specimen Handling, Transportation, and Processing

Pediatric and Geriatric Procedures

Point-Of-Care Poc Collections

Arterial, Intravenous Iv, and Special Collection Procedures

Urinalysis, Body Fluids, and Other Specimens

Drug Use, Forensic Toxicology, Workplace Testing, Sports Medicine, and Related Areas

Vital Signs and Medical Procedures

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