Intro SAFETY

What organization protects America from health, safety, and security threats?

• CDC

• OSHA

• ISO

• WHO

What is a hazard?

• something that prevents injury or illness

• an object that protects healthcare workers from germs

• a biological substance outside the body

• something presents danger

What term describes the death rate?

• morbidity

• biohazard

• HAI

• mortality

What does OSHA stand for?

• organization for student health and academics

• ordinances for saved health accounts

• occupational safety and health administration

• optimal safety by hazard allocation

Which of these is an example of PPE?

• blood pressure cuff

• stethoscope

• patient gowns

• gloves

If you work with chemicals, your office must have what documents available?

• CDC

• FDA

• MSDS

• OSHA

What does WHO do?

• monitor global rates of diseases and chronic conditions

• provide rules for safe tech developments

• advance healthcare services through support and government regulations

• create a safe food supply

Assuring EFFICACY is a goal of the FDA...what does that mean?

• to cause a good effect

• to prevent bad effects of food

• produce a desired or intended result

• produce good food and drugs

The creation of OSHA provided this important right to workers:

• The right to equal employment opportunities.

• The right to remain silent.

• The right to workers' compensation if a worker is injured.

• The right to a safe and healthful workplace.

A Safety Data Sheet (SDS) gives information about:

• Hazardous chemicals.

• Injuries in the workplace.

• Medical evaluations.

• OSHA 300 logs.