MATCHING 3-4: TYPE OF SPILL AND CLEANUP PROCEDURE Match the type of spill with the cleanup procedure (Procedure 3-2). Type of Spill Small spill (a few drops) 1.. 2. Large spill 3. Dried spill 4. Spill involving broken glass: Cleanup Procedure A. Carefully absorb spill with a paper towel or similar material. Discard material in a biohazard waste container. Clean area with appropriate disinfectant. B. Moisten spill with disinfectant (avoid scraping, which could disperse infectious organisms into the air). Absorb spill with paper towel or similar material. Discard material in a biohazard waste container. Clean area with appropriate disinfectant. C. Use a special clay or chlorine-based powder to absorb or gel (thicken) the liquid. Scoop or sweep up absorbed or thickened material. Discard material in a biohazard waste container. Wipe spill area with appropriate disinfectant D. Wear heavy-duty utility gloves. Scoop or sweep up material. Discard in a biohazard sharps container. Clean area with appro- priate disinfectant. MATCHING 3-5: HCN PICTOGRAMS The following are nine GHS hazard category pictograms. Match the pictogram to the example of the type of hazard it represents. Put an X in parenthesis next to the one pictogram that is not an HCS pictogram. Pictogram Hazard Example A. Acute toxicity (fatal or toxic) B. Aquatic toxicity C. Carcinogen D. Explosives E. Eye damage F. Flammables G. Gases under pressure H. Oxidizers 1. Respiratory tract irritant !