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WorksheetsReview of Biosafety, Biosecurity and Biorisk Management
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 3mins
Which of the following should be present or practiced (at minimum) in a BSL-1 type of laboratory?
Autoclave
Open benchwork/area
Washing area or sink
Good microbiological practices
Personal protective equipment
Aside from what is present or practiced in BSL-1, which of the following should be present or practiced (at minimum) in a BSL-2 type of laboratory?
Biohazard sign
Ventilation systems
Biological safety cabinet (Class II)
Special waste disposal
Airlock entry
Aside from what is present or practiced in BSL-3, which of the following should be present or practiced (at minimum) in a BSL-2 type of laboratory?
Biohazard sign
Ventilation systems
Biological safety cabinet (Class II)
Special waste disposal
Airlock entry
Aside from what is present or practiced in BSL-3, which of the following should be present or practiced (at minimum) in a BSL-4 type of laboratory?
Biohazard sign
Ventilation systems
Biological safety cabinet (Class III)
Special waste disposal
Airlock entry
Laboratory personnel not providing PPE to staff.
Biosafety issue
Biosecurity issue
Laboratory personnel is a member of a terrorist group.
Biosafety issue
Biosecurity issue
Staff with anger issues.
Biosafety issue
Biosecurity issue
Waste from the lab are not segregated properly.
Biosafety issue
Biosecurity issue
Recapping of needles.
Biosafety issue
Biosecurity issue
Protecting people from bad bugs.
Biosafety
Biosecurity
Biorisk management
Risk assessment
Protecting bad bugs from bad people.
Biosafety
Biosecurity
Biorisk management
Risk assessment
The adverse effect on the health of people, animals, or plants on the environment or on property.
Hazard
Harm
Threat
Likelihood
A source, situation or an act that has a potential to cause harm.
Hazard
Harm
Threat
Likelihood
The intention to inflict pain, injury or a thing that is likely to cause damage or danger.
Hazard
Harm
Threat
Likelihood
Any material comprises of, containing, or that may contain biological agents and/or their harmful products such as toxins and allergens.
Biological material
Biological agent
Hazard
Chemical
The "A" in AMP model stands for:
Assessment
Adminstration
Arrangement
Achievement
AMP stands for:
Assessment, Mastery, Productivity
Assessment, Modality, Performance
Assessment, Mitigation, Procedure
Assessment, Mitigation, Performance
The first step in risk assessment:
Risk characterization
Risk identification
Risk evaluation
Risk monitoring
Process of determining if the risks are acceptable to the institution, individuals working in the situation and the community.
Risk characterization
Risk identification
Risk evaluation
Risk monitoring
The most effective mitigation control.
Elimination of the hazard
Engineering controls
Administrative controls
Practices and procedures
