What is required when glove-bags exceed size thresholds?

• A. No special actions.
• B. Use of a different bag.
• C. Temperature monitoring.
• D. Secondary containment is required.

Answer: (D)

When glove-bags exceed size thresholds, secondary containment is required to prevent spills or releases during transport and handling. This means placing the bag inside a larger, leak-tight container that can capture any leaks or ruptures and keep contaminants from reaching the environment or workers. The other actions don’t address the risk of bag failure: simply leaving it as is, using a different bag, or monitoring temperature doesn’t provide the necessary backup containment.