Pre-Test BRAP NCR

A systematic framework that determines the likelihood and consequences of inadvertent exposure or unintended release by evaluating the inherent characteristics of biological agents and activities being performed is called:

• Biosafety risk assessment

• Biosecurity risk assessment

• Good laboratory practice

• Biorisk management

Who published and when was the Laboratory Biosafety Manual 4th Edition published?

• CWA in 2008

• CWA in 2004

• WHO in 2019

• WHO in 2006

Which current DOH Administrative Order mandates every clinical laboratory to have a policy on biosafety and biosecurity?

• AO 22-2022

• AO 27-2007

• AO 37-2021

• AO 37-2019

In the biosafety program management cycle, the Institutional Biosafety Committee is under:

• Planning

• Assessment

• Implementation

• Review and Improvement

ISO standards assure safe, reliable, and high-quality products and services

• True

• False

• Maybe

Defining the organization’s commitment to biosafety through a policy is the responsibility of:

• top management

• senior management

• biosafety officer

• scientific management

The current 4th edition of the WHO LBM was released in:

• 2008

• 2011

• 2019

• 2020

In the hierarchy of control, which is considered the most effective?

• Personal Protective Equipment

• Engineering Control

• Elimination

• Administrative Control

Which of the following is NOT a fundamental element of a biosafety program?

• size and complexity of the organization

• availability of resources

• gaps or deficiencies in financial and human resource

• extent of safety and security concerns of the lab

An institutional committee is created to act as an independent review group for biosafety issues, reporting to senior management.

• True

• False