| A | B |
| The use of correct body mechanics is needed to | use the strongest muscles |
| broad base of support | feet 8-10 inches apart |
| bend from hips and knees | to get close to an object |
| Always lift with | legs |
| All manufacturers must provide | Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) with any hazardous products they sell |
| Health care workers are legally responsible for | familiarizing themselves with disaster policies. |
| Never perform a procedure without | the patient’s permission |
| If you find a piece of damaged or malfunctioning equipment | report it immediately |
| you should read the label on solution bottles | 3 times |
| If a particle gets in your eye | report it immediately |
| Safety glasses | are required for some procedures |
| Always get help if a patient or object | is too heavy |
| The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) establishes and enforces | safety standards for the workplace. |
| Examples of body fluids that can transmit disease are | blood and blood components, urine, stool, semen, vaginal secretions, cerebrospinal fluid, saliva, and mucus. |
| Always make sure you have ______before performing any procedure | proper authorization |
| The three things needed in order for a fire to start are | fuel, heat, oxygen |
| In case of fire in a health care facility, the most important thing to do is | remain calm |
| Ergonomics includes all of the following | correct placement of furniture and equipment an awareness of the environment to prevent injuries training in required muscle movements |
| Most fire emergency plans usually include | patients and personnel in immediate danger should be removed from the area the alarm should be activated as soon as possible electrical equipment and oxygen should be shut off |
| While handling any electrical equipment, be sure to | check first for damaged cords or improper grounds |
| Class A Fire extinquisher | Contains pressurized water |
| Class B Fire extinquisher | Used on gasoline, oil, and paint fires |
| Class C Fire extinquisher | Used on electrical fires |