| 3.3 |
“Lifting in the Real World"
The Saunders Group, Inc.
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10:30 |
| Lifting in the
Real World helps people learn good body mechanics both at
work and home. Viewers are encouraged to practice the techniques
as they are demonstrated. |
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The required Bloodborne
Pathogen Training is available on the World Wide Web at:
http://axess.stanford.edu. These
videos are for supplementary information. |
| 4.2 |
“Protecting Yourself Against
Bloodborne Pathogens”
The Idea Bank (1992) |
15:00 |
For custodians who work
in a health care setting.
Describes:
• The effects of HIV and HBV
• How exposure occurs
• Universal precautions
• Emergency techniques |
| 4.3
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“Safe Use of Biological
Safety Cabinets in the Case of the Contaminated Cultures”
Eagleson Institute (1991) 2 copies |
22:00 |
| Overview of how to properly
use a biological safety cabinet. Gives tips on how to avoid
contamination of the of the environment within a biological
safety cabinet. |
| 4.4 |
“Universal Precautions
in the Laboratory”
Syntex (1989) 2 copies |
15:00 |
Covers
the correct procedures and precautions for handling body fluids.
Set in a laboratory. Topics:
• Equipment
• Decontamination methods
• HIV mechanism for infection |
| 4.6 |
I. “Working Safely with
HIV in the Lab”
NIH |
19:00 |
| Overview of procedures to
be used when working with HIV. Emphasizes safe practices and
managerial responsibilities. |
II. “Effective Use of
the Biological Safety Cabinet”
NIH |
11:00 |
| Demonstrates
how to properly operate a level 2 biosafety cabinet. |
| 4.7 |
“Controlling Your risks
HIV in the Research Lab"
Howard Hughes Medical Institute (1994)
|
28:00 |
Overview of
Procedures to be used when working with HIV.
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| 4.8 |
“Mammilian Cell Culture
Hazards"
Howard Hughes Medical Institute (1997)
|
8:22 |
Provides guidance for the
safe handling of mammalian cell cultures, good laboratory practices,
and provides a meaningful technical review in safety for the
more experienced.
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