For a response to a fire in a laboratory setting the following procedure should be followed: A. (R) Rescue anyone in immediate danger B. (A) Alarm, or Alert others of the fire, pull a pull station, call X2600 C. (C) Confine, the fire by closing doors, windows, fume hood sashes D. (E) Extinguish, or Evacuate the laboratory E. Follow the R-A-C-E acryonym in all fire situations

For a response to a fire in a laboratory setting the following procedure should be followed: A. (R) Rescue anyone in immediate danger B. (A) Alarm, or Alert others of the fire, pull a pull station, call X2600 C. (C) Confine, the fire by closing doors, windows, fume hood sashes D. (E) Extinguish, or Evacuate the laboratory E. Follow the R-A-C-E acryonym in all fire situations

Basic Clinical Lab Competencies for Respiratory Care: An Integrated Approach

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Publisher:White

Chapter18: Bronchoscopy Assisting

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