Public Health Lecture 5-8
1. Mishandling of hazardous materials
2. Slip, trip, and fall risks
3. Lack of a formal safety program
✅✅
4. Inadequate bite-prevention and animal-handling protocols
5. Poor ergonomics - -What are the top 5 observed safety risks
according to PLIT?
6-15 people or 8-12 people - ✅✅-What is the standard size recommended
for a workshop?
8th grade reading level; tailor to audience - ✅✅-What reading level should
workshop materials be presented at?
AIC
✅✅-Where do veterinarians
CART/SART
VMRT (veterinary medical response teams) -
come from during emergencies?
Animal inflicted injuries
Exposure to hazardous chemicals, including drugs and medications
Back injuries from lifting
✅✅
Exposure to radiation or waste anesthetic gases
Injuries from violence - -What hazards do veterinarians and veterinary
staff encounter in the workplace?
Animal Stress
Overcrowding
Inclement weather conditions
Exposure to wildlife
Vector population proliferation
Disposal of animal waste
✅✅
Food and water contamination
Animal abandonment - -What are factors that increase risk of disease in
a disaster?
Biological Substance, Category A - ✅✅ -___________________ - Materials
known to contain certain etiologic agents (i.e. Infectious substance transported
, in a form which, when exposure occurs, is capable of causing permanent
disability or a life-threatening or fatal disease to humans or animals)
Biological Substance, Category B - ✅✅ -____________________ - Excreta,
secreta, blood, and its components, tissue, tissue fluids, etc, which the shipper
reasonably believes may contain an etiologic agent and that is being shipped
for purposes of diagnosis (i.e. a diagnostic specimen) or investigation
Burial
Incineration
Rendering
✅✅
Composting
Alkaline Hydrolysis - -What are the five methods of carcass disposal in
an emergency response?
Carrying capacity - ✅✅ -_______________ is a species' average population
size in a particular habitat.
Category A - ✅✅ -What category of biological substance requires watertight
primary container for the specimen, absorbent material, watertight secondary
container with list of contents on the outside, and a United Nations rated rigid
outer container with proper UN labeling?
Category B - ✅✅ -What category of biological substance requires leak-proof
primary container with the specimen, absorbent material and leak-proof
secondary packaging like a sealed plastic bag, rigid outer package with proper
markings, and cushioning material as needed?
Clean water
Provision of safe food
Wash hands
Prompt disposal of feces
Animal bite prevention
✅✅
Prevent contact with wild/feral animals
Prompt disposal of carcasses - -What are some steps that can be taken
to mitigate/prevent increased risk of disease during a disaster?
Co-learning - ✅✅ -______________________ - level of community
participation where local people and outsiders share their knowledge to create
new understanding and work together to form action plans with outsider
1. Mishandling of hazardous materials
2. Slip, trip, and fall risks
3. Lack of a formal safety program
✅✅
4. Inadequate bite-prevention and animal-handling protocols
5. Poor ergonomics - -What are the top 5 observed safety risks
according to PLIT?
6-15 people or 8-12 people - ✅✅-What is the standard size recommended
for a workshop?
8th grade reading level; tailor to audience - ✅✅-What reading level should
workshop materials be presented at?
AIC
✅✅-Where do veterinarians
CART/SART
VMRT (veterinary medical response teams) -
come from during emergencies?
Animal inflicted injuries
Exposure to hazardous chemicals, including drugs and medications
Back injuries from lifting
✅✅
Exposure to radiation or waste anesthetic gases
Injuries from violence - -What hazards do veterinarians and veterinary
staff encounter in the workplace?
Animal Stress
Overcrowding
Inclement weather conditions
Exposure to wildlife
Vector population proliferation
Disposal of animal waste
✅✅
Food and water contamination
Animal abandonment - -What are factors that increase risk of disease in
a disaster?
Biological Substance, Category A - ✅✅ -___________________ - Materials
known to contain certain etiologic agents (i.e. Infectious substance transported
, in a form which, when exposure occurs, is capable of causing permanent
disability or a life-threatening or fatal disease to humans or animals)
Biological Substance, Category B - ✅✅ -____________________ - Excreta,
secreta, blood, and its components, tissue, tissue fluids, etc, which the shipper
reasonably believes may contain an etiologic agent and that is being shipped
for purposes of diagnosis (i.e. a diagnostic specimen) or investigation
Burial
Incineration
Rendering
✅✅
Composting
Alkaline Hydrolysis - -What are the five methods of carcass disposal in
an emergency response?
Carrying capacity - ✅✅ -_______________ is a species' average population
size in a particular habitat.
Category A - ✅✅ -What category of biological substance requires watertight
primary container for the specimen, absorbent material, watertight secondary
container with list of contents on the outside, and a United Nations rated rigid
outer container with proper UN labeling?
Category B - ✅✅ -What category of biological substance requires leak-proof
primary container with the specimen, absorbent material and leak-proof
secondary packaging like a sealed plastic bag, rigid outer package with proper
markings, and cushioning material as needed?
Clean water
Provision of safe food
Wash hands
Prompt disposal of feces
Animal bite prevention
✅✅
Prevent contact with wild/feral animals
Prompt disposal of carcasses - -What are some steps that can be taken
to mitigate/prevent increased risk of disease during a disaster?
Co-learning - ✅✅ -______________________ - level of community
participation where local people and outsiders share their knowledge to create
new understanding and work together to form action plans with outsider
