HEY, TEACHER! WATCH THIS! THE HAZARDS OF A SCIENCE FAIR PROJECT MIRIAM K. LONON, PH.D. OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY.

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HEY, TEACHER! WATCH THIS! THE HAZARDS OF A SCIENCE FAIR PROJECT MIRIAM K. LONON, PH.D. OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY

COMPLIANCE

HUMAN SUBJECTS (ESPECIALLY CHILDREN)

ANIMALS

OTHER STUFF

SOME THINGS ARE JUST NOT A GOOD FIT AGE ABILITY DIRECTION NEEDED COMMITMENT

MONEY EXPERTISE EQUIPMENT FACILITIES THE RIGHT STUFF

SHARPS CULTURES BIOMEDICAL CHEMICALS GLASS LAB WASTE

DON’T HORSE AROUND WITH SAFETY; YOU COULD LOSE YOUR HEAD! SAFETY FIRST

CONTAINMENT DECONTAMINATION

BIOLOGICAL CONTAINMENT FACILITIES PRACTICES EQUIPMENT

DOORS (CONTROLLED ACCESS) SINK EASILY CLEANED (NO CARPET, RUG) SPILL RESISTANT BENCHTOPS WINDOW SCREENS

LAB COAT SAFETY SHOWER EYE WASH SAFETY GLASSES

LIMIT ACCESS WASH HANDS NO EATING (DRINKING, SMOKING, APPLYING COSMETICS) APPROPRIATE ATTIRE

NO MOUTH PIPETTING HANDLE SHARPS SAFELY MINIMIZE AEROSOLS DECONTAMINATION RODENT CONTROL

BIOLOGICAL DECONTAMINATION HEAT CHEMICALS IRRADIATION ETHYLENE OXIDE

STEAM 15 LBS 20 MIN BOILING FLAME AUTOCLAVE

20% BLEACH (MADE FRESH) BIOCIDE (LYSOL, AMPHYL, VESPHENE) 95% ETOH CONTACT TIME

EO

ANIMAL WASTE OLD CULTURE PLATES USED SHARPS MEDICAL WASTE DIRTY GLASS WHAT IS BIO-WASTE?

SPECIAL CONCERNS BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS OTHER PATHOGENS

HIV HBV (et al) CMV EBV WEST NILE? BLOOD AND OTHER BODY FLUIDS UNIVERSAL PRECAUTIONS

STREP STAPH MENINGITIS STD PNEUMONIA INTESTINAL PATHOGENS PARASITES OPPORTUNISTIC INFECTIONS

DECONTAMINATE PROMPTLY OBSERVE BEST PRACTICES MAINTAIN CONTAINMENT ALLOW STUDENTS TO USE SELF OR OTHERS AS SUBJECTS TOLERATE RULE INFRACTIONS

BIOSAFETY IN MICROBIOLOGICAL AND BIOMEDICAL LABORATORIES 4 TH EDITION CDC/NIH US GOV’T PRINTING OFFICE $12.00

PROPER STORAGE LABELS SUITABLE ATTIRE INVENTORY CONTROL

PLAN CAREFULLY LITERATURE SEARCH THINK SMALL READ DIRECTIONS

PROVIDE SUPERVISION

INVOLVE PARENTS

COOPERATIVESCOMMUNITY HAZMAT PICKUP SOME WASTE CAN BE SEWERED IF DILUTED / TREATED

PHYSICAL SCIENCES ENGINEERING

PPE LO /TO