Form 0920-1050 BSC / CFH / Centrifuge Learner Survey

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Fundamentals of Working Safely in a Biological Safety Cabinet, Fundamentals of Chemical Fume Hood Safety, and Fundamentals of Centrifuge Safety CDC eLearning Courses Learner Feedback Survey

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Fundamentals of Working Safely in a Biological Safety Cabinet, Fundamentals of
Chemical Fume Hood Safety, and Fundamentals of Centrifuge Safety CDC
eLearning Courses Learner Feedback Survey

Thank you for taking this voluntary survey to help us understand how well theFundamentals of
Working Safely in a Biological Safety Cabinet, Fundamentals of Chemical Fume Hood Safety, and
Fundamentals of Centrifuge Safety eLearning courses produced by the Division of Laboratory
Systems, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have been serving the needs of our
learners. The feedback you provide will also inform updates to these courses and future course
development.
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Fundamentals of Working Safely in a Biological Safety Cabinet, Fundamentals of
Chemical Fume Hood Safety, and Fundamentals of Centrifuge Safety CDC
eLearning Courses Learner Feedback Survey
Learning Objectives

Learning objectives for each course are provided for your reference .
Please select "next" at the bottom of the page to proceed to the questions.
Fundamentals of Working Safely in a Biological Safety Cabinet
Identify the major parts of a Class II BSC
Discuss general facts about BSCs
List the factors that affect BSC airflow
Describe the preparation steps for work in a BSC
Describe the practices for working safely in a BSC
Describe the steps for completion of work in a BSC
Describe the BSC procedures to follow in an emergenchy
Fundamentals of Chemical Fume Hood Safety
Identify general facts about fume hoods
List factors that affect the proper fume hood airflow
Describe startup procedures prior to working in a fume hood
Describe proper practices for working in a fume hood
Describe finish procedures for completion of work in a fume hood
Describe the procedures to follow during an emergency
Fundamentals of Centrifuge Safety
Identify common types of centrifuges used in laboratories
Describe the potential hazards associated with centrifuge use
Identify control measures to minimize exposure to centrifuge hazards
Identify safe work practices for centrifuge use
Describe what to do in the event of an emergency

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Fundamentals of Working Safely in a Biological Safety Cabinet, Fundamentals of
Chemical Fume Hood Safety, and Fundamentals of Centrifuge Safety CDC
eLearning Courses Learner Feedback Survey

* 1. To what extent have you applied the knowledge and/or skills presented in the course to your personal or
your facility's work practices?
Please select the option that best describes how you have applied the information for each
course.
If you did not complete the course, select "I did not complete this course"

Recommended or
Reviewed my
initiated changes to personal or facility's
my personal or
work
my facility's work practices to determine
practices
if they are up to date

Improved my
awareness or
understanding of
this topic

This course did not
improve
my understanding
or provide
information relevant I did not complete
to my work
this course

Fundamentals of
Working Safely in a
Biological Safety
Cabinet
Fundamentals of
Chemical Fume Hood
Safety
Fundamentals of
Centrifuge Safety

2. Please share examples, challenges or comments related to how you may have applied the course
information to your personal or facility's work practices:
Fundamentals of Working
Safely in a Biological
Safety Cabinet
Fundamentals of Chemical
Fume Hood Safety
Fundamentals of
Centrifuge Safety

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Fundamentals of Working Safely in a Biological Safety Cabinet, Fundamentals of
Chemical Fume Hood Safety, and Fundamentals of Centrifuge Safety CDC
eLearning Courses Learner Feedback Survey
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