GRACE AKELLO
Jun 13
List four precautions against biological hazards during specimen collection? ?
Laboratory techniques
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Jun 13
1. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gloves, masks, and gowns to prevent direct contact with biological hazards.
2. Use proper hand hygiene techniques, such as washing hands with soap and water or using hand sanitizer, before and after specimen collection to reduce the risk of contamination.
3. Ensure that all specimen collection equipment is properly sterilized and disposed of after use to prevent the spread of biological hazards.
4. Follow established protocols and guidelines for handling and transporting specimens to minimize the risk of exposure to biological hazards.
2. Use proper hand hygiene techniques, such as washing hands with soap and water or using hand sanitizer, before and after specimen collection to reduce the risk of contamination.
3. Ensure that all specimen collection equipment is properly sterilized and disposed of after use to prevent the spread of biological hazards.
4. Follow established protocols and guidelines for handling and transporting specimens to minimize the risk of exposure to biological hazards.
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Jun 13
1. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE): Gloves, gowns, masks, and eye protection should be worn to prevent contact with potentially infectious materials.
2. Handle specimens carefully: Avoid splashing, spilling, or aerosolizing specimens. Use leak-proof containers and handle them with care.
3. Label specimens clearly: Ensure that specimens are clearly labeled with the patient's name, date, and type of specimen. This will help prevent mix-ups and ensure proper handling.
4. Dispose of specimens properly: Place used specimens in designated biohazard containers for proper disposal. Do not discard specimens in regular trash cans or down the drain.
2. Handle specimens carefully: Avoid splashing, spilling, or aerosolizing specimens. Use leak-proof containers and handle them with care.
3. Label specimens clearly: Ensure that specimens are clearly labeled with the patient's name, date, and type of specimen. This will help prevent mix-ups and ensure proper handling.
4. Dispose of specimens properly: Place used specimens in designated biohazard containers for proper disposal. Do not discard specimens in regular trash cans or down the drain.
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