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This document outlines the key components of a university's chemical hygiene plan, including standard operating procedures, engineering controls, training requirements, medical consultation processes, and special provisions for hazardous chemicals. It discusses responsibilities of various stakeholders like administrators, laboratory supervisors, and laboratory workers to ensure a safe working environment. The chemical hygiene plan is part of the university's compliance with OSHA regulations to protect employees working with chemicals in laboratories.
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This training manual provides guidance on biorisk management for laboratory workers, field personnel, and research students working in veterinary laboratories in Pakistan. Biorisk management is important to control safety and security risks associated with handling biological materials and prevent unintentional exposure and accidental release. The manual covers terminology related to biorisk management, the scope and importance of establishing biorisk management systems in facilities, and the objectives of providing biorisk management training to raise awareness of biosafety and biosecurity practices.
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This document outlines the key components of a university's chemical hygiene plan, including standard operating procedures, engineering controls, training requirements, medical consultation processes, and special provisions for hazardous chemicals. It discusses responsibilities of various stakeholders like administrators, laboratory supervisors, and laboratory workers to ensure a safe working environment. The chemical hygiene plan is part of the university's compliance with OSHA regulations to protect employees working with chemicals in laboratories.
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Laboratory safety measures aim to protect against accidents. This includes safety training, enforcing safety policies, reviewing experimental designs, using personal protective equipment, and employing the buddy system for risky operations. Proper storage and handling of chemicals is important to minimize dangerous interactions. Chemical Safety Data Sheets and compatibility information must be consulted to safely store chemicals. Personal protective equipment like closed-toe shoes, long pants, and safety glasses are minimum requirements in labs. Spills of acids, bases, and biological materials require appropriate neutralization and clean-up procedures.
This training manual provides guidance on biorisk management for laboratory workers, field personnel, and research students working in veterinary laboratories in Pakistan. Biorisk management is important to control safety and security risks associated with handling biological materials and prevent unintentional exposure and accidental release. The manual covers terminology related to biorisk management, the scope and importance of establishing biorisk management systems in facilities, and the objectives of providing biorisk management training to raise awareness of biosafety and biosecurity practices.
Chemical carcinogens are substances capable of causing cancer through repeated or long-term exposure. They cause damage over time rather than immediately. Carcinogens are classified and their effects are studied through animal experiments and epidemiological studies. Proper handling of carcinogens involves engineering controls, personal protective equipment, labeling, storage, disposal, monitoring, training and standard operating procedures.
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This chapter discusses sample collection and examination for diagnosis of parasitism in veterinary medicine. It describes how samples of feces, blood, sputum, urine, skin, and tissues can be collected and examined microscopically to detect parasite eggs, larvae, cysts, trophozoites, segments, and adult parasites. It emphasizes the importance of proper sample labeling and handling according to biosafety procedures. A variety of laboratory equipment and reagents used for sample processing, staining, and parasite detection are also outlined.
This document provides guidelines for radiation safety in dentistry. It discusses radiation dosage levels and responsibilities of dental personnel to reduce exposure. Equipment requirements include room dimensions and shielding thickness for panoramic and intraoral radiography. Regulations governing radiation equipment in Malaysia are outlined. The document also covers protection for operators and patients, specific procedures for intraoral radiography, quality assurance tests, and guidelines to establish administrative and exposure reduction procedures.
The document provides information on laboratory safety training at UVU College of Science and Health. It includes the contact information for the Chemical Hygiene Coordinator and explains that laboratory safety training is required by OSHA. It then summarizes some of the key elements that must be included in the safety program, such as roles and responsibilities, evacuation procedures, health hazards of chemicals, controlling chemical exposure through engineering controls, safe work practices, and personal protective equipment. The document also provides an overview of topics that must be covered in the laboratory safety manual and chemical hygiene plan, such as chemical storage, handling, spills, waste disposal, and training requirements.
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This document discusses biosafety levels (BSL) for microorganisms distributed by MicroBioLogics. It notes that MicroBioLogics adheres to BSL designations determined by ATCC for products sourced from ATCC, and designations from ABSA or ACDP for other strains. BSL-1 and BSL-2 organisms are described. BSL-1 organisms pose a low risk to individuals and communities, while BSL-2 organisms pose a moderate risk of individual infection but low risk of community infection. Standard safety procedures and practices are outlined for working with each biosafety level.
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The application of knowledge, techniques and equipment to prevent a personal laboratory and environmental exposure to potentially infectious agents or biohazard is known as biosafety.
Biosafety defines the containment conditions under which infectious agents can be safely manipulated.
The objective of containment is to confine biohazard and to reduce the potential exposure of the laboratory worker, persons outside of the laboratory, and the environment to potentially infectious agents.
Standard operating procedures (SOPs) provide guidance for safely handling hazardous chemicals and must be written for each substance used. SOPs cover topics like procurement, storage, labeling, equipment usage, disposal, and emergency procedures. While this manual provides generic safety guidelines for the university's laboratories, it is up to principal investigators and faculty to develop specific SOPs for their individual labs. All laboratory workers must understand the hazards of materials in their lab and follow general safety guidelines which include wearing proper eye protection, knowing chemical hazards, keeping work areas uncluttered, and reporting any accidents.
This document discusses biological agents and biosafety. It describes different types of pathogens including bacteria, viruses, protozoa, and helminths. It outlines biosafety containment levels from 1 to 4 with increasing precautions. It also discusses classification of biological agents into four risk groups based on pathogenicity and treatment availability. The principles of biosafety cabinets are explained along with examples of engineering, administrative, and personal protective controls used to minimize exposure to biological hazards in laboratories.
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Biosafety is the prevention of large-scale loss of biological integrity, focusing both on ecology and human health. These prevention mechanisms include conduction of regular reviews of the biosafety in laboratory settings, as well as strict guidelines to follow. Biosafety also means safety from exposure to infectious agents.
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In order to avoid infection/biohazard to the laboratory personnel & the environment, biosafety levels are very important.
This document discusses biosafety levels and containment practices for handling biohazardous agents in laboratories. It describes three biosafety levels (BSL1-3) with increasing safety requirements according to the hazard level of the agents. BSL1 requires standard microbiological practices. BSL2 requires controlled access, biological safety cabinets for aerosol-generating procedures, personal protective equipment, and waste decontamination. BSL3 involves handling agents of high risk and requires additional containment such as physical separation of the laboratory, controlled access, required personal protective equipment, decontamination of all waste and vacuum lines, and use of biological safety cabinets for all procedures involving biohazardous materials.
Chemical carcinogens are substances capable of causing cancer through repeated or long-term exposure. They cause damage over time rather than immediately. Carcinogens are classified and their effects are studied through animal experiments and epidemiological studies. Proper handling of carcinogens involves engineering controls, personal protective equipment, labeling, storage, disposal, monitoring, training and standard operating procedures.
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This document provides guidance on laboratory safety policies and procedures. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of management, laboratory supervisors, and individual employees to ensure a safe work environment. General safety rules are established, such as following evacuation plans, using protective equipment properly, and disposing of waste correctly. Hazards in the laboratory including chemical, biological, physical, and electrical dangers are discussed. The importance of safety data sheets, labeling, signage, and personal protective equipment to minimize risks is also explained.
This document provides an overview of a laboratory safety training presentation. It lists the course topics that will be covered, including introductions to laboratory safety plans, personal protective equipment, chemical hazards, emergency equipment, waste disposal procedures, and a quiz. It then describes the agencies that develop and enforce regulations regarding laboratory safety. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of training for laboratory safety and discusses knowing one's surroundings in the laboratory, such as emergency exits, safety equipment, and hazardous materials locations.
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This chapter discusses sample collection and examination for diagnosis of parasitism in veterinary medicine. It describes how samples of feces, blood, sputum, urine, skin, and tissues can be collected and examined microscopically to detect parasite eggs, larvae, cysts, trophozoites, segments, and adult parasites. It emphasizes the importance of proper sample labeling and handling according to biosafety procedures. A variety of laboratory equipment and reagents used for sample processing, staining, and parasite detection are also outlined.
This document provides guidelines for radiation safety in dentistry. It discusses radiation dosage levels and responsibilities of dental personnel to reduce exposure. Equipment requirements include room dimensions and shielding thickness for panoramic and intraoral radiography. Regulations governing radiation equipment in Malaysia are outlined. The document also covers protection for operators and patients, specific procedures for intraoral radiography, quality assurance tests, and guidelines to establish administrative and exposure reduction procedures.
The document provides information on laboratory safety training at UVU College of Science and Health. It includes the contact information for the Chemical Hygiene Coordinator and explains that laboratory safety training is required by OSHA. It then summarizes some of the key elements that must be included in the safety program, such as roles and responsibilities, evacuation procedures, health hazards of chemicals, controlling chemical exposure through engineering controls, safe work practices, and personal protective equipment. The document also provides an overview of topics that must be covered in the laboratory safety manual and chemical hygiene plan, such as chemical storage, handling, spills, waste disposal, and training requirements.
This document provides information and guidelines regarding laboratory safety training at UVU College of Science and Health. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of various parties in ensuring a safe laboratory environment. The safety program aims to minimize risks through proper training, support, and protective equipment for laboratory workers. Detailed policies are provided covering chemical hygiene, safe work practices, personal protective equipment, chemical storage, spills, and waste disposal. The goal is to protect all personnel from potential health hazards through prudent procedures for procuring, handling, and disposing of chemicals in the laboratory.
Laboratory safety manual pi orientation & laboratory setup 120622nvhtri
This document provides a checklist for laboratories moving into a new space or renovating their existing space to ensure proper safety protocols are followed. It outlines requirements for emergency equipment, signs, storage of chemicals and waste, and training. Laboratories are expected to maintain standards for safety, and the checklist provides steps to address requirements from the university's chemical hygiene plan, biosafety program, and other safety policies. Contact information is provided for the laboratory safety officer and other experts who can assist with the safety setup and compliance.
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The document provides information on laboratory safety training at UVU College of Science and Health. It discusses the laboratory safety program's goal of minimizing risks through proper training, information, support and equipment. It also outlines key elements of the safety program like roles and responsibilities, evacuation procedures, health hazards of chemicals, controlling chemical exposure through engineering controls, safe work practices and personal protective equipment. The chemical hygiene plan and laboratory safety manual provide policies and procedures for safe handling and disposal of chemicals to protect personnel from potential health hazards.
This document provides an overview of laboratory safety rules, biosafety levels, common laboratory instruments, and functions of chemicals and buffers used in DNA techniques. It discusses general lab safety rules, biosafety levels 1-4, instruments such as agarose gel electrophoresis and PCR, and chemicals including Tris, SDS, phenol, and ethanol. The document provides detailed descriptions of agarose gel electrophoresis including sample preparation and loading, electrophoresis procedure, visualization, and DNA concentration estimation. It also briefly summarizes PCR as a method to amplify small DNA or RNA segments.
This document discusses biosafety levels (BSL) for microorganisms distributed by MicroBioLogics. It notes that MicroBioLogics adheres to BSL designations determined by ATCC for products sourced from ATCC, and designations from ABSA or ACDP for other strains. BSL-1 and BSL-2 organisms are described. BSL-1 organisms pose a low risk to individuals and communities, while BSL-2 organisms pose a moderate risk of individual infection but low risk of community infection. Standard safety procedures and practices are outlined for working with each biosafety level.
Biosafety and ethics in Molecular biology laboratoryAyesha Aftab
This document provides guidelines for biosafety in a molecular biology laboratory. It discusses the principles of biosafety including containment, risk assessment, and standard practices. It describes necessary laboratory facilities, equipment, and procedures to prevent exposure to biological hazards. This includes recommendations for laboratory design, standard and special practices, safety equipment, waste disposal, transportation of agents, and more. The overall goal is to establish a safe work environment and protect laboratory workers, the public, and environment from potential biological risks.
This training presentation provides an overview of laboratory safety for those requiring general safety training or working in laboratories not regulated by certain agencies. It covers identifying hazards, required personal protective equipment, safe practices, and details about emergency procedures and plans. The document emphasizes the importance of being aware of potential dangers in the laboratory and properly handling hazardous chemicals and biological materials.
The application of knowledge, techniques and equipment to prevent a personal laboratory and environmental exposure to potentially infectious agents or biohazard is known as biosafety.
Biosafety defines the containment conditions under which infectious agents can be safely manipulated.
The objective of containment is to confine biohazard and to reduce the potential exposure of the laboratory worker, persons outside of the laboratory, and the environment to potentially infectious agents.
Standard operating procedures (SOPs) provide guidance for safely handling hazardous chemicals and must be written for each substance used. SOPs cover topics like procurement, storage, labeling, equipment usage, disposal, and emergency procedures. While this manual provides generic safety guidelines for the university's laboratories, it is up to principal investigators and faculty to develop specific SOPs for their individual labs. All laboratory workers must understand the hazards of materials in their lab and follow general safety guidelines which include wearing proper eye protection, knowing chemical hazards, keeping work areas uncluttered, and reporting any accidents.
This document discusses biological agents and biosafety. It describes different types of pathogens including bacteria, viruses, protozoa, and helminths. It outlines biosafety containment levels from 1 to 4 with increasing precautions. It also discusses classification of biological agents into four risk groups based on pathogenicity and treatment availability. The principles of biosafety cabinets are explained along with examples of engineering, administrative, and personal protective controls used to minimize exposure to biological hazards in laboratories.
This document discusses lab safety rules, standard precautions, patient safety, and staff safety. It outlines rules for proper lab attire including wearing laboratory coats, closed-toe shoes, and covering legs. Standard precautions treat all body fluids as potentially infectious. Biosafety levels 1-4 are described based on the risk of pathogens. Electrical, fire, chemical, biological, and mechanical hazards in labs are addressed. Procedures for needlestick injuries include first aid, reporting, and testing. The goals of patient safety are to prevent harm and errors related to equipment, identity, specimens, falls, delays, and contamination.
Biosafety is the prevention of large-scale loss of biological integrity, focusing both on ecology and human health. These prevention mechanisms include conduction of regular reviews of the biosafety in laboratory settings, as well as strict guidelines to follow. Biosafety also means safety from exposure to infectious agents.
Necessity
In order to avoid infection/biohazard to the laboratory personnel & the environment, biosafety levels are very important.
This document discusses biosafety levels and containment practices for handling biohazardous agents in laboratories. It describes three biosafety levels (BSL1-3) with increasing safety requirements according to the hazard level of the agents. BSL1 requires standard microbiological practices. BSL2 requires controlled access, biological safety cabinets for aerosol-generating procedures, personal protective equipment, and waste decontamination. BSL3 involves handling agents of high risk and requires additional containment such as physical separation of the laboratory, controlled access, required personal protective equipment, decontamination of all waste and vacuum lines, and use of biological safety cabinets for all procedures involving biohazardous materials.
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You must follow these rules and
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any courses utilizing the cadaver lab.
Your disregard of any of these
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immediate dismissal from class:
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The Institute of Human Anatomy is located in an
education campus that is shared with Granite School
District, Granite Technical Institute, BioInnovations
Gateway, and Utah State University. Classes, workshops,
and medical device trainings will be held in a state of the
art laboratory fully equipped with audio and visual
presentation capabilities. The lab is outfitted with all
necessary equipment, protocols, and security to ensure
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4. Preservation
In most cases, low concentrations of 2-
Phenoxyethanol, or other chemicals with similar
properties, are used to preserve the cadavers for
study. 2-Phenoxyethanol is classified as a
carcinogen. It is imperative, therefore, that the
doors remain closed during courses so that the
ventilation system is optimized and your exposure
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