Hearing Loss Prevention Program Manual
… 6 NOISE EXPOSURE … 10 NOISE EXPOSURE … and intermittent noise can be measured using slow response (measurements taken every one (1) second) because it … by rapid decay. Impulse noise must be measured using fast response (measurements taken every 125 milliseconds) due to …
Vaccinia Virus Research Safety Policy
… lab/facility manager. Personnel with minimal likelihood of exposure to vaccinia virus or who work only with highly … Virus Occupational Health Requirements Potential for exposure Work activities Medical counseling Vaccination … variola virus, the causative agent of smallpox. The immune response generated against vaccinia virus protects the person …
Proteopathic Seeds Safety Policy
… Lewy body dementia, multiple system atrophy Transactive response DNA-binding protein 43 (TDP-43) Amyotrophic lateral … misfolding and/or aggregation. The highest risk for exposure to personnel is from percutaneous or sharps injuries during administration. Other possible routes of exposure include ingestion, inhalation, and transplantation …
Job Hazard Analysis Instructions
… or caustic chemical/product - burn, injury · Biological exposure - infection · Repetitive tasks - Musculoskeletal … · Falling object – struck by; injury · Radiation - exposure · Weather conditions affect safety · Thermal – … · Reduce exposure time · Training · Spill kits · Emergency response team · Exposure control plan · Other Personal …
Radiation Safety Inspections Guide
… hand corresponds to the number of findings requiring a response. https://ehsa.ehs.washington.edu/ehsa/ … www.ehs.washington.edu / Page 3 of 5 Select “Inspection Response” The following screen allows you to review inspections with findings that require a response. Select a finding to respond to by double clicking …
Responding to Lab Inspection Findings in EHSA
… there are for you to respond to. Then click “Inspection Response” to respond to the findings. Your previous … for how to correct the findings. Click the blue “Edit Response” button to enter your response detailing how the finding was corrected. RESPONDING …
UW Face Covering Policy
… https://www.ehs.washington.edu/covid-19-prevention-and-response/face-covering-policy …
Zika Virus Medical Management Plan
… for care of patients presenting with symptoms of exposure to Zika Virus. POST-EXPOSURE CONTACTS Contact UW Employee Health Center Nurse … Medical Protocol First aid Percutaneous or mucous membrane exposure: wash affected area with warm water and soap for 15 …
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 …
Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis Virus (LCMV) lab-adapted strains Medical Management Plan
… requiring BSL-2/ABSL-2 Below is a protocol for accidental exposure to LCMV lab-adapted strains requiring BSL-2/ABSL-2. 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 …
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 requires serum …
Approved Risk Language for Consent Forms
… The risk to your health from this level of radiation exposure is too low to be detectable and may be nonexistent. … The risk to your health from this level of radiation exposure is too low to be detectable and may be nonexistent. …
Inspecting Radiation PPE Focus Sheet
… and high voltage up, resulting in unnecessary radiation exposure to personnel. • Use manual settings and low …