Safety

2. when a biological hazard is taken in by mouth
4. describes one of the principles of radiation exposure
6. level of Asepsis that kills all micro-organisms
8. critical condition brought on by the sudden drop in blood flow through the body
9. a circular safety sign with a blue background and white symbol
10. a substance with volume but no shape, can take the shape of its container but might not fill it
12. worn to protect against inhaling pathogens
15. shock brought on by severe allergic reaction
19. describes a inanimate object capable of harboring pathogens
20. acronym used when operating a fire extinguisher
21. one of the main types of injuries resulting from electrical currents
22. a condition in which pathogens are controlled or absent

1. describes a means of transmission involving a particle just bigger than 5 micrometers
3. provide good eye protection but does not protect the rest of the face
4. when a solid changes directly to a vapour
5. describes the health hazard associated with hcl for example
7. procedures or precautions that need to be in place to prevent the spread or transmission of infections
11. something that ignites easily and burns rapidly
13. used to flush yourself or a colleague if you or they are involved in a chemical spill or are on fire
14. the type of exposure when you allow blood or body fluids to get onto or under your skin or mucous membranes
16. the process of removing necessary PPE
17. means of which you can contract a disease via conjuntiva of the eye for example
18. term used to describe the application of safety precautions to ensure safe handling of HCRW