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Roseanne works in an emergency department at a hospital. During her shift, she is assigned to work with a chemical she has never used before. How should she identify how to safely work with the chemical?
Read the chemical’s MSDS.
Read the label on the chemical’s bottle.
Search the Internet.
Read the label on a similar chemical.
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Read the chemical’s MSDS.
The MSDS (now commonly called SDS) provides comprehensive, authoritative information on hazards, required personal protective equipment, safe handling and storage, first aid, and spill/cleanup procedures. Labels and internet searches can help but are not as complete or reliably specific; a similar chemical’s label may be incorrect for this substance.
The MSDS (now commonly called SDS) provides comprehensive, authoritative information on hazards, required personal protective equipment, safe handling and storage, first aid, and spill/cleanup procedures. Labels and internet searches can help but are not as complete or reliably specific; a similar chemical’s label may be incorrect for this substance.
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