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TB Infection Control in the Laboratory
The laboratory director is responsible for the development of a risk-based infection control plan for the laboratory.
The personnel are trained in methods that minimize the production of aerosols.
The personal protective equipment that is specified in the infection control plan is used consistently.
A respirator is used when performing procedures that can result in aerosolization outside a biological safety cabinet.
Disposable gloves are worn for all laboratory procedures.
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