Treponema pallidum Medical Management Plan
… pallidum (Risk Group 2) Below is a protocol for accidental exposure to T. pallidum including strains with known or suspected tetracycline/doxycycline resistance POST-EXPOSURE CONTACTS Contact UW Employee Health Center Nurse … emergency 911 Medical Protocol First aid Mucous Membrane Exposure (eye, nose, or mouth): 1. Flush the affected areas …
Biological Toxin SOP
… information from MSDS/SDS] CAS number: [XXX] Routes of exposure: [XXX] How exposure might occur: [XXX] Target organs: [XXX] Signs/symptoms of exposure: [XXX] 2. Preparation Hazardous chemical and …
Laboratory PPE Hazard Assessment Guide
… Biosafety Cabinet Use. Use a biosafety cabinet to minimize exposure. Activities that cannot be conducted inside of a …
Chloroform SOP
… to organs (liver, kidney) through prolonged or repeated exposure. Exposure Limits: OSHA PEL (8 HR. TWA): 2 ppm OSHA Short Term Exposure Limit: 2 ppm ACGIH TLV/TWA: 10 ppm Section 3 – …
Biological Reproductive Hazards Focus Sheet
… | ehsdept@uw.edu BIOLOGICAL REPRODUCTIVE HAZARDS Exposure to certain biological agents during pregnancy can … health specialists can advise on safe practices to prevent exposure. Personal medical information shared with the … REPRODUCTIVE HAZARDS (continued) Listeria monocytogenes Exposure during the first trimester can result in abortion, …
Reproductive Hazard Guidelines
… measures to reduce potential risks. Hazards may include exposure to chemical, biological, and radiological agents. … health of women and their ability to become pregnant. Exposure to particular hazards may disrupt the balance … disulfide (CS2) ● Jet fuel ● Shift work MALE FERTILITY Exposure to particular hazards may disrupt male fertility. …
Soldering SOP
… is Probably Carcinogenic to Humans. · The primary route of exposure to lead from soldering is ingestion of lead due to … areas. Hand-to-mouth gestures also increase potential exposure. · Keep work surfaces as clean as possible to avoid … · Short-term over-exposure to lead can cause abdominal pain, digestive …
Serum Banking Policy
… purpose of serum banking is to assess whether there was exposure to a research agent by providing the ability to compare serum obtained after an acute illness or exposure with serum obtained before the illness or potential exposure. The National Institutes of Health and the Centers …
UW Photography Guidelines
… present, attire requirements, and safety measures to avoid exposure Provides required and recommended PPE Ensures … away from the vicinity (if possible) to avoid potential exposure Shuts down equipment that is not essential for … floatation device when boating Additional PPE and/or exposure measuring devices may be required depending on the …
Determination of Laboratory Airflow Rates
… Williams Davies & Irwin, Inc. Thomas C. Smith, M.S. of Exposure Control Technologies, Inc. ECT, Inc. April 21, 2009 …
General Health and Safety Training Course Selection Guide
… Personnel whose work or research includes potential exposure to recombinant or synthetic nucleic acid molecules … who are assigned work activities with potential for exposure to human blood and other potentially infectious … activities with a reasonably anticipated potential for exposure to human blood and other potentially infectious …
Standard Operating Procedures versus Safety Data Sheets
… measures Section 7: Handling and storage Section 8: Exposure controls/personal protection Section 9: Physical … of the lab personnel (specific to the lab) to prevent an exposure or accident. Option 1: Use an SOP template. To … will be performed Known hazards and potential routes of exposure Specific personal protective equipment (PPE) …
Trifluoroacetic Acid SOP
… than normal acetic acid. Causes severe burns by all exposure routes and is extremely destructive to tissue of the … These burns or blisters may not appear until hours after exposure. Toxic by ingestion, inhalation, and skin … Notify supervisor and EH&S immediately. Any spill, exposure or near miss incident requires the involved person …
Lab Safety Survey Digital Dashboard Enhancements
… will allow them access to your online survey dashboard and response tools. ehs.washington.edu • View your survey report …
Combined General and Fume Hood Exhaust
… Williams Davies & Irwin, Inc. Thomas C. Smith, M.S. of Exposure Control Technologies, Inc. ECT, Inc. May 1, 2009 … systems are generally dedicated to a single process or exposure control device. The volume requirement is constant … more dynamic. These systems serve multiple processes or exposure control devices. System volumes vary based on the …
Cyclosporin A SOP
… immunological factors in their pathogenesis. Symptoms of exposure include nausea, vomiting, tremors, elevated blood … controls have been exhausted), and when Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL) has been exceeded or when there is a …
Hydrochloric Acid SOP
… burns. May be harmful if swallowed. Signs and symptoms of exposure include burning sensations; coughing; wheezing; … controls have been exhausted), and when Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL) has been exceeded or when there is a …
Nitric Acid Safety Focus Sheet
… a common alternative for metal cleaning. HEALTH HAZARDS OF EXPOSURE Nitric acid may be harmful if inhaled, ingested, or … fall in blood pressure, coma, and possibly death. Chronic exposure may cause erosion of the teeth, jaw necrosis, and …
Ammonium Chloride SOP
… controls have been exhausted), and when Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL) has been exceeded or when there is a … eyes, and inhalation. · Avoid dust formation. · Avoid exposure to moisture, which can cause instability of ammonium …
Nitric Acid SOP
… leading to collapse, coma, and possibly death. Chronic exposure may cause erosion of the teeth, jaw necrosis, and … controls have been exhausted), when Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL) has been exceeded, when there is a …