What are common safety procedures for cleaning up spillages of biological materials in the laboratory?

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The provided data for this question is incomplete: the answer options array is empty, and while the answer field includes 'd. All of the indicated answers', there are no listed options to evaluate.

Because there are no explicit answer choices to analyze, I cannot perform a option-by-option audit (deciding why some are correct or incorrect) as requested.

Nevertheless, I can outline typical safety procedures for cleaning up spillages of biological materials in a laboratory, which would normally appear as potential options and can help you judge them when options are provided:
- Immediate response: alert others in the vicinity, and if necessary, evacuate the area to minimize exposure.
- Personal protective equipment (PPE): put on appropriate PPE such as gloves, lab coat, eye/face protection, and, depending on the material, a respirator or splash shield.
- Containment: physically contain the spill to prevent spreading, using absorbent materials or spill kits designed for biological spills.
- Assess risk: determine whether the spill involves hazardous biological materials (e.g., pathogens, cultures) and follow the specific biosafety level protocols.
- Decontamination: disinfect the area using an appropriate biocidal agent, following contact time guidance for effective灭灭ination, and clean from the perimeter inward to avoid spreading.
- Waste handling: dispose of contaminated materials and waste in approved biohazard containers, labeled correctly, and follow institutional waste disposal procedures.
- Documentation and reporting: report the spill per institutional policies, complete any incident forms, and arrange for medical evaluation if exposure is suspected.
- Cleaning after: decontaminate tools and surfaces, remove PPE carefully to avoid self-contamination, and perform hand hygiene thoroughly after removing gloves.

If you can provide the actual answer options, I can give a detailed, option-by-option reasoning explaining why each choice is correct or incorrect, using diverse phrasing and structures for clarity.

What are common safety procedures for cleaning up spillages of biological materials in the laboratory?

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