Lesson 5 quiz – BiosafetyOnline

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Welcome to your Lesson 5 quiz

PPE is the last line of defense.

True

False

None

Selection of PPE is based upon:

Type of the hazard

Type of exposure anticipated

Splash/spray versus touch

Durability and appropriateness for the task

Fit

All of the above

None

Having more PPE on is always better because one layer may fail.

True

False

None

The order of donning and doffing PPE is generally

Remove the most contaminated first and least contaminated last

Remove the least contaminated first and most contaminated last

Any order that works best for you in the situation you are working in

None of the above

None

Surgical masks and N95 masks are similar and can be interchanged

True

False

None

Body coverings protect you from

cuts, punctures, and abrasions

chemicals

biologicals

excessive heat and cold

All of the above

None

Why body protection?

To protect your skin from becoming contaminated with pathogens

To stop pathogens from getting into your body through cuts, scratches or abrasions on your hands, arms, legs, head, and body..

To make it easy for you to dispose of contamination that gets on your body when handling pathogens.

All of the above.

None

Personal protective eye wear includes:

Googles, safety glasses, face shields and full face respirators

Googles, prescription glasses , face shields and full face respirators

Googles, safety glasses, face shields and prescription glasses

Prescription glasses, safety glasses, face shields and full face respirators

None

You should always _________ after removing gloves

wash your hands

dry your hands

lick your fingers

do nothing

None

Which of the items below are NOT considered suitable eye protection in the laboratory?

Face shield

Googles

Prescription eye glasses

Safety glasses

None

Why wear gloves?

To protect your hands from becoming contaminated with pathogens

To stop pathogens from getting into your body through cuts, scratches or abrasions on your hands.

To make it easy for you to dispose of contamination that gets on your hands when handling pathogens.

All of the above.

None

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