What color should you use for flammability?

What is the meaning of the yellow?

What is the meaning of the blue?

What is the meaning of the white?

OSHA is a private company dealing with workplace safety.

You are required to know where all safety devices are and how they work if you are an employee in a veterinary office.

OSHA requires veterinary offices to provide protective devices for eyes, face, hands, feet, respiratory system, and skin.

Check all the ways to be exposed to a poison or toxic hazard

What does OSHA stand for?

Which of the following can be found on a SDS?

Which of these is NOT a type of common chemical used in the veterinary field?

A dilution is the increase in strength of a chemical

Animal bites, back injuries from lifting heavy objects, falls on wet floors, and radiation exposure are called:

What does PPE stand for?

What does the acronym SDS stand for?

Most accidents are caused by

What area in the facility is where you would find the OSHA Safety and MSDS binders?

Any substance that can affect a person’s health, cause injury or death to an individual, or could damage and pollute land, air or water is known as what?

What type of hazardous material causes illness or death if inhaled, swallowed or absorbed through skin?

What does the symbol on this sharps box indicate?

What is this item known as?

What kills all living organisms at high temperatures and high pressure?

What are 2 METHODS of sanitation?

What is the sanitation method that removes particles from the air using a physical barrier?

What sanitation method uses ultraviolet or gamma rays, to radiate and kill living organisms?

This method of sanitation burns all living organisms to ash

What is it called when a human passes a disease from one animal to another?

An immune host is known as a

An organism that lives on or within another organism (host) that derives sustenance from the host

What solution destroys or inhibits growth of microorganisms on living surfaces?

The method of sanitation when you remove dirt and debris using brooms and mops is known as what?

What sanitation method is the process of killing ALL living microorganisms on a surface?

What device sterilizes instruments in a diluted chemical solution?

What zoonotic disease should pregnant women be made aware of?

Avoiding drinking lake or river water with help prevent this zoonotic disease.

When a human gets a zoonotic disease from an infected animal without touching it, the transmission is known as

What chemical increases in the body when an animal is scared or afraid?

When an animal's adrenaline increases because it is scared, what does that lead to?

When a cat is not looking directly at you, it is known to be

When a cat is wagging or flipping it's tail rapidly, it is known to be

When a cat flips it tail slowly, it is known to be

What restraint would you use to keep a cat on it's side?

What restraint would you use to keep a cat on it's stomach?

What restraint is the minimal amount of restraint we can use on a cat in any position?

When a dog avoids eye contact with you, it is known to be

When a dog makes eye contact with you, it is known to be

When a dog is wagging it's tail rapidly, it is known to be

When a dog's tail is tucked between it's legs, it is known to be

When a dog's ears are back against it's head, it is known to be

When a dog's ears are up or in normal position, it is known to be

When a cat's ears are back against it's head, it is known to be

When we restrain with too much force, we can create a battle of wills with the animal. What can happen during a 'battle of wills'?

What restraint would you use to keep a dog standing?

What restraint would you use to keep a dog sitting?

This restraint would be used to reduce the need for physical restraint.

When should a muzzle be used on a cat or dog?

How should you approach ALL animals?

What item do you use when you need to find the numbers associated with the hazards of the chemical label (safety diamond)?

Which of the following CAN NOT be found on a SDS?

What can kill vectors (carrier or reservoir) organisms?

What types of solutions destroy or inhibits growth of microorganisms on NON living surfaces?

Fear Aggression occurs when the animal is scared/anxious and ________________ increases, which leads to _______________________ response, which can cause the animal to lash out or run away.

What is the first step to removing a dog from the cage?

What is the first step to removing a cat from the cage?

What are some ways to avoid contracting a zoonotic disease? (select ALL the apply)

Rabies is a deadliest zoonotic disease that is highly preventable.

Bob Ross is the best thing about Vet Science.....so far!

I did not use my notes, my books, or my friends to take this test. I used my knowledge of veterinary science safety only. I upheld my honor.