Welcome to your Final quiz
Risk is variable because of:
The four primary routes of exposure are:
The five primary controls used in all industries are:
A type II, A2 biosafety cabinet protects the worker, the product and the environment:
The three main ways biosafety is implemented is through:
A wide variety of different people (job functions) can play a role in biorisk management
SOPs typically have several different sections that are:
The most common biorisk management topics that should be addressed by manuals in most biomedical facilities are:
Biorisk Management administrative controls consist of:
Good laboratory work practices are essential to a safe and secure laboratory
Good laboratory work practices are sometimes broken, forgotten or circumvented because:
Who is responsible for applying good laboratory work practices?
If good laboratory practices are not followed
Human factors are an important part of biorisk management
Factors that influence human performance are:
Behavioral Observation Data (BOD) is one method used to measure worker and group performance.
Knowing people’s personality type (OCEAN) can:
PPE is the last line of defense.
Selection of PPE is based upon:
Having more PPE on is always better because one layer may fail.
24) The order of doffing PPE is generally
A fume hood (chemical cabinet) should ideally be hard ducted to the outside to ensure complete removal of all fumes from the laboratory.
A Type I biosafety cabinet protects
A type III biosafety cabinet provides complete containment and protects the worker, the product and the environment.
A clean bench (laminar flow cabinet) protects
Using a biosafety cabinet properly is important to protect you.
When should the biosafety cabinet be surface decontaminated on the inside?
You can rely upon UV light in the biosafety cabinet to properly and completely sterilize the inside of the cabinet.
You should not use a Bunsen burner that is always on in the biosafety cabinet because:
The biosafety cabinet should be certified on a periodic basis to ensure that it is still functioning correctly.
The HEPA filter(s) in a biosafety cabinet must be replaced
The five primary biosafety cabinet field tests are:
A biosafety cabinet certifier must
The correct management of medical waste is very important because people can get ill from improperly treated medical waste.
Sharps containers should be:
The basic steps in biomedical waste management are:
If you give your biomedical waste to a third party (a company) to dispose of you have no further obligation or liability
Liquid disinfectants work equally well on all pathogens.
Some factors that influence the efficacy of a liquid disinfectant are:
The only sure way to prove that sterilization occurred in an autoclave is to use a:
Fumigation with gas can be used to decontaminate:
Biosecurity is an inseparable part of biorisk management
The eight main pillars of biosecurity are:
Material control and accountability ensures:
Determining the correct amount of biosecurity to apply to your facility should be based upon:
The design of a biomedical facility can help or hinder biorisk management
Common facility design features found in most biomedical facilities are:
Facility design features should be selected and based upon:
Special and additional facility design features beyond basic BSL2 may be required when:
Animal biosafety has overlaps with human health biosafety, but has different and unique issues
Risk assessment for animal biosafety includes:
Necropsy of animals is a high-risk procedure because:
Biosecurity for work with animals involves:
There will be an accident or incident at some point in the future in your biomedical facility?
In order to prepare better for incidents or emergencies in your facility you should:
If you spill a biological material on your laboratory gown you should:
To be ready for an incident, every laboratory should have:
It is important to ensure that infectious samples are transported safely and securely?
If infectious samples are not properly packed for shipment they may:
When shipping a biological sample by air you need to decide if the sample is:
When moving infectious samples between laboratories, you should:
There really isn’t a need to do any inspections or audits because we know that everything is being done correctly?
When doing an inspection you should:
Having a corrective action plan will ensure that:
The goals of an auditing program are to:
A medical surveillance program is important to make sure the workforce is healthy?
A medical surveillance program can be used for:
All employees should know the signs and symptoms in humans of the diseases they work with because:
A good way to determine if a person has been infected in the laboratory is to:
Working with fish and crustaceans can be dangerous because:
Arthropods have their own special containment guidelines:
Working safely with arthropods requires
Bioethics is an important part of managing biorisk
Dual use research is the concept that:
The National Science Advisory Board on Biosecurity has identified:
When potential dual use research is done, an institute may consider:
Primary containment protects the worker, while secondary containment protects the environment.
The correct hierarchy of controls (ordered from best to worst) is:
The Assessment, Mitigation, Performance steps are done once and do not need to be repeated.
Controls should be added together and overlaid upon each other because:
The purpose and intent of cleanrooms are the opposite of biocontainment facilities
The most common types of contamination are:
Contamination is controlled by:
