What are the answers to the OSHA Photo lab test for CVS?
1. Main purpose of Hazard Comm Program for On-Site Proc Lab is
to: communicate info on potential hazards of photo-processing
chems
2. The health and safety of all employees in the On-Site Proc
Lab are to be protected at all times: True
3. A list of all photoprocessing chems used in te lab can be
found in the: cvslearnet
4. MSDS contains info on: all of the above (chem ingr, hazard
warnings, first aid)
5. When handeling photoproc chems its necessary to wear: rubber
(neoprene) gloves
6. the three pieces of personal protective equipment used when
handling photo chems are gloves, goggles and: apron
7. pouring photoproc chems poses a potential hazard due to
splashes and/or spills: true
8. one reason gloves are worn when handling photo chems is to
reduce the possibility of developing dermatitis, which is: skin
sensitivity or an allergic reaction
9. since photoproc chems used in the lab consist mostly of
water, they are not flammable: true
10. only person who could use fire extinguisher are those you
are trained to do so: true
11. in the case of a medical emergency, the persn who shoul
provide medical and/or rescue procedures is: the person who is
trained to do so
12. if an emergency occurs in the stoe and an evac is required,
there are several critical operaions that must be completed before
the photo lab operators can leave the equipment: false
13. the chem which contain silver that is recovered include:
film fix, film final rinse, paper bleach fix, and paper
stabilizer
14. high level alarm on the SRU/collection drum alerts the
operator that: the tank/drum is full
15. silver-bearing solutions ____ go down the drain: must
not
16. new, unused photoproc soltions contain silver: false
17. photo chem spills can be minimized by: all of the above
18. it is not necessary to wear ppe when cleaning up a chem
spill: false
19. if a spill is ommiting strong dors or vapor, the first thing
you shouldo is: alert the store or lab manager
20. most spills can becleaned up with a mop or sponge: true