WorksheetsFederal Requirements for Haz and Non-Haz Medications
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
Hazardous Drug
Estradiol
thyroid
conjugated estrogen
insulin glulisine
Hazardous Drug
Ethinyl Estradiol
insulin lispro
insulin aspart
allopurinol
Hazardous Drug
Isotretinoin
conjugated estrogen
medroxyprogesterone
allopurinol
Hazardous Drug
Methotrexate
allopurinol
conjugated estrogen
medroxyprogesterone
Hazardous Drug
Tamoxifen
medroxyprogesterone
allopurinol
conjugated estrogen
Hazardous Drug
Zidovudine
conjugated estrogen
allopurinol
medroxyprogesterone
What should you do if you are exposed to a Hazardous Waste:
1st: Immediately remove gloves & gown
2nd: cleanse skin w/ soap & water
3rd: Flood affected eye properly for at least 15 minutes
4th: Obtain medical attention & document exposure
F-List
nonspecific sources; degreasing, metal cleaning, industrial wastes etc.
certain wastes from specific industries – petroleum refining & pesticide mfg
wastes are pharmaceutical wastes.
K-List
certain wastes from specific industries – petroleum refining & pesticide mfg
nonspecific sources; degreasing, metal cleaning, industrial wastes etc.
wastes are pharmaceutical wastes.
P-List
wastes are pharmaceutical wastes
nonspecific sources; degreasing, metal cleaning, industrial wastes etc.
certain wastes from specific industries – petroleum refining & pesticide mfg
U-List
wastes are pharmaceutical wastes
certain wastes from specific industries – petroleum refining & pesticide mfg
nonspecific sources; degreasing, metal cleaning, industrial wastes etc.
Where are hazardous wastes disposed in?
Thick, leak-proof plastic bags that are labeled and sealed
clear tash bag that is labeled
sharps container that is labeled
thick, leak-proof plastic bags that are sealed
characteristics of a Hazardous Waste:
the flash point is less than 60°
pH is < 2 or > 12.5
liable to explode, react violent, or release toxic gases when in contact w/ water
Contains a regulated substance a concentration about the limit
