1-Medical Bio 1 (Lab Safety - 23-24)
1-Medical Bio 1 (Lab Safety - 23-24)
1-Medical Bio 1 (Lab Safety - 23-24)
Lab -1 -
objectives
• Define Lab , Safety , And Lab Safety .
• Types of safety (Personal , Room , Equipment)
• What To Do And Not To Do In The Lab.
• The General Hazards In A Laboratory .
• Understand The First Aid In Case Of Any
Accident.
• General Arrangement .
• Waste Materials
• Biological Safety Levels
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What is laboratory
• Laboratory is a building
or room equipped for
conducting scientific
research or for teaching
practical science .
• It is a workplace for the
conduct of scientific
research
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safety
• Safety
is the state
of being "safe",
the condition of
being protected
from injury or
other dangers.
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So what is lab safety ?
Its procedure that used to
protect your self ,lab, your
reagent and equipment.
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First aid
The following measures are given as first aid
possibilities until arrival of medical assistance.
- Eye injuries with corrosive substances Wash
the eyes with a large amount of water (eye
showers, douche) for approx. 10 min. Maintain
the eyelid open with the help of the fingers.
- Eye injuries with foreign parts Do not
administer first aid, wait for a trained
professional.
- Skin chemical burns Remove immediately the
contaminated clothes. Wash thoroughly the
wounded body parts using the emergency
showers .Cool the burned area with cold water
for approx. 10 min. Never use cream or oil.
• Toxic gas inhalation Close the toxic
gas source without endangering
yourself. Move the casualties away
from the danger zone.
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General
Arrangement X
Keep your workplace
tidy
Clear up waste, deal
with washing up and put
things away as you
finish with them
Make sure everything is
safe before you leave
things
a cleanly laboratory
avoids accidents to
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Waste Materials
• Part of your risk assessment will be to
determine how to dispose of waste lab
materials safely
• Ask your supervisor or a senior if you do not
know the correct disposal method for the
materials with which you are working
• Sharps contaminated with biologically
hazardous materials, syringes and needles
must be collected in special containers to be
sent for incineration.
• Solvents and oils must be segregated into the
correct waste bottle or drum
• Your department will help you determine what
to do with chemical or biological materials
• Do not put materials down the drain or in with 18
normal waste unless authorized to do
Biosafety is the development of a system to
prevent the transmission of biological agents to
workers, other persons or the environment.
So there are 4 levels :
BSL-4
Very serious disease for humans, animals and plants.
BSL-3
Serious disease for humans, animals and plants.
BSL-2
Moderate risk to personnel and the environment.
BSL-1
Low risk for personnel and the environment.