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- 5. an international symbol that is used to designate any substance harmful to human health, including bloodborne pathogens and medical wastes
- 9. this form contains information about a products name, chemical characteristics, ingredients, guidelines for safe handling, physical and health hazards, and procedures to be followed in the event of exposure
- 10. HBV
- 12. a division of the U.S. department of labor
- 13. a workplace plan detailing locations of the fire alarm pull boxes, fire extinguishers, and fire sprinklers, as well as a plan for continued fire prevention training and drills
- 17. a system of notifying personnel of hazards by applying warning labels that signify the types and ratings of hazardous chemicals and substances
- 20. NIOSH
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- 1. this act gives OSHA the authority to inspect hazardous medical waste and cite offices for unhealthy or unsafe practices regarding such waste
- 2. NFPA
- 3. PPE
- 4. any infectious microorganism present in blood or other body fluids and tissues
- 6. a solid, chemical, radioactive, or infectious material that may transmit pathogens or other hazardous substances
- 7. workstations that emit a stream of highly filtered air that reduces possible contamination of the substances being used
- 8. a claim filed with the state that addresses an onsite workplace injury or illness
- 11. USP
- 14. a laboratory standard established by OSHA to reduce employees exposure to chemicals they handle
- 15. any waste that contains or is contaminated with liquid or solid radioactive materials
- 16. laws that establish procedures for compensating workers who are injured on the job
- 18. the primary source of information for OSHA standards
- 19. agents that kill germs; also known as disinfectants