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Essential PPE and Safety Protocols Guide

The document contains a series of questions related to personal protective equipment (PPE), fire safety, biosafety cabinets, infection control, waste management, and biological hazards. It covers essential protocols and guidelines for safety in laboratory and healthcare settings, including the use of disinfectants, hand hygiene practices, and the management of biological spills. Additionally, it addresses the classification of biosafety cabinets and the principles of biorisk management.

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Essential PPE and Safety Protocols Guide

The document contains a series of questions related to personal protective equipment (PPE), fire safety, biosafety cabinets, infection control, waste management, and biological hazards. It covers essential protocols and guidelines for safety in laboratory and healthcare settings, including the use of disinfectants, hand hygiene practices, and the management of biological spills. Additionally, it addresses the classification of biosafety cabinets and the principles of biorisk management.

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1) What does PPE stand for?

2) Which PPE is essential to prevent inhalation of airborne pathogens?

3) The correct sequence for removing PPE is:

4) What is the first thing you should do if you discover a fire?

5) The PASS technique is used to:

6) What does the acronym R.A.C.E. stand for in fire safety?

7) What is the primary function of a Biosafety Cabinet?

8) How long should the BSC blower be turned on before starting work?

9) Why should rapid arm movements be avoided in a BSC?

10) According to the "Butt Rule," how many inches of distance should be maintained
11) What is the most effective way to prevent the spread of infections?

12) Hand hygiene should be done except:

13) WHO’s “My 5 Moments for Hand Hygiene” includes all EXCEPT:

14) What is the first thing to do after a needle stick injury?

15) Which diseases are of primary concern in needle stick injuries?


16) What is the first step in managing a biological spill?

17) The disinfectant most commonly used for biological spills is:
18) How long should the disinfectant remain on the spill area (contact time)?

19) The first layer in the triple packaging system is:

20) What should be placed between the secondary and tertiary containers?

21) What is the first step in waste management?

22) Sharps should be disposed of in:

23) What is the goal of a Biorisk Management system?

24) A threat refers to:

25) What factor is NOT used to determine hazard group?

26) An autoclave is considered:

27) BSL-3 agents spread mainly via:

28) The most effective biosafety control is:

29) Class III BSCs are also called:

30) Which type of validation verifies actual performance of the BSC?

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