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When using a dangerous chemical such as glutaraldehyde, what would the CDC recommend for reducing the risk of illness? Check all of the boxes that apply.
using a ventilated fume hood
using goggles and a mask
using the chemical only when a supervisor is present
using an ergonomically designed workstation
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- using a ventilated fume hood
- using goggles and a mask
Rationale: CDC/NIOSH guidance for glutaraldehyde emphasizes engineering controls (local exhaust/ventilation) and appropriate PPE (eye/face protection and respiratory protection as indicated). Requiring a supervisor to be present or an ergonomic workstation does not specifically reduce chemical exposure risk.
- using a ventilated fume hood
- using goggles and a mask
Rationale: CDC/NIOSH guidance for glutaraldehyde emphasizes engineering controls (local exhaust/ventilation) and appropriate PPE (eye/face protection and respiratory protection as indicated). Requiring a supervisor to be present or an ergonomic workstation does not specifically reduce chemical exposure risk.
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