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Comprehensive Laboratory Safety Review: Phlebotomy

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Safety principles for phlebotomy and lab practice

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Comprehensive Laboratory Safety Review: Phlebotomy
 

Comprehensive Laboratory Safety Review: PhlebotomyOnline version

Safety principles for phlebotomy and lab practice

by ART BRITZ ALOLOR
1

Introduction to Laboratory Safety

The lab is a hazardous workplace. Phlebotomists face direct contact with biological specimens and sharp equipment, requiring strict safety practices to protect everyone.

2

Key Terminologies

Safety = freedom from harm; Hazard = potential damage; Risk = exposure to danger; Pathogen = infectious microorganism; Infection = pathogen invasion and growth.

3

OSHA at a Glance

OSHA protects workers by setting standards, delivering training, and promoting continual safety improvements in the workplace.

4

Types of Safety Hazards

Hazards include Biological, Physical, Sharps, Chemical, Radioactive, Electrical, Fire, and Latex-related risks in the lab environment.

5

Biological Hazard & Shaping Risks

Biohazards include bacteria, parasites, viruses, fungi, and prions. Nosocomial infections are a key concern from blood and body fluids.

6

Emergency Response: RACE & PASS

RACE: Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish or Evacuate. PASS: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep for extinguisher use.

7

NFPA 704 Hazardous Materials

The NFPA diamond uses blue/health, red/flammability, yellow/reactivity, white/special hazards to guide responders.

8

Laboratory Safety Standards

Key standards include 29 CFR 1910.1450 (Laboratory Standard) and 1910.1030 (Bloodborne Pathogens). PPE and training are essential.

9

PPE & Hazard Controls

Employers provide PPE and controls; eye, respiratory, hand protection, and Lockout/Tagout policies protect workers during maintenance and procedures.

10

Study Aids & Recap

Use mnemonics for RACE, PASS, NFPA, and BBP rules. Review prohibited activities, and ensure familiarity with CHP and CHO concepts.

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