Vocabulary Flashcards

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flammable

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Able to catch fire easily.

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ergonomics

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The science of designing equipment, areas, and work tasks to make them safer and to suit the worker’s abilities.

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Importance of laboratory safety and OSHA's categories of common hazards.

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OSHA identifies four categories of hazards in a laboratory environment: Chemical, Biological, Physical, and Safety.

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Importance of laboratory safety

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Laboratory safety is crucial to prevent accidents and ensure a safe working environment. It involves understanding and mitigating potential hazards.

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OSHA’s categories of common hazards

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OSHA identifies common hazards such as chemical, biological, physical, and ergonomic hazards in the workplace.

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Hazards PBTs are likely to encounter

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PBTs (Phlebotomy Technicians) are most likely to encounter biological hazards due to exposure to blood and bodily fluids.

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Importance of laboratory safety and OSHA’s categories of common hazards

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Laboratory safety is crucial to prevent accidents and ensure a safe working environment. OSHA identifies common hazards such as chemical, biological, physical, and ergonomic hazards.

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Culture of safety at a facility

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A culture of safety involves shared values, beliefs, and practices that prioritize safety in all activities. It ensures that safety is a core component of the facility's operations.

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Promoting a culture of safety by PBTs

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PBTs can promote a culture of safety by adhering to safety protocols, participating in safety training, and encouraging open communication about safety concerns.

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Hazard Communication Standard

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OSHA’s system of identifying potential hazards in the workplace.