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Safety Guidelines
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1What is the definition of Body Mechanics?
- ARefers to the way the body moves and maintains balance while making the most efficient use of all its parts
- BUsing good posture when lifting
- CAlways making sure you are healthy and physically fit
2What are the four reasons for Body Mechanics? (Select four)
- AMuscles work best when used correctly
- BCorrect use of muscles make lifting, pulling and pushing much easier
- CCorrect application of body mechanics prevents unnecessary fatigue and strain and saves energy.
- DCorrect application of body mechanics prevents injury to self and others
- ECorrect body mechanics makes you smarter and healthier
- FUsing proper body mechanics help you lose weight
3Who is lifting correctly?
- APerson A
- BPerson B
- CPerson C
- DPerson D
- APerson A
4 The Eight Rules of Base Support:
- Maintain a broad base support (keeping feet at least [blank_start]8[blank_end] to 10 inches apart)
- Bend from the [blank_start]hip[blank_end] and knees to get close to the object and keep the back straight.
- Use the strongest [blank_start]muscles[blank_end] to do the job.
- Use the [blank_start]weight[blank_end] of your body to help push or pull an object.
- Carry objects [blank_start]close[blank_end] to body
- Avoid [blank_start]twisting[blank_end] your body when working
- Avoid bending for long periods of time
- If the person or object is to heavy, [blank_start]GET HELP![blank_end]- A8
- B5
- Chip
- Dquads
- Emuscles
- Fpeople
- Gweight
- Hmomentum
- Iclose
- Jaway
- Ktwisting
- Lshifting
- MGET HELP!
- NGIVE UP!
5Which person is demonstrating good posture?
- APerson A
- BPerson B
- CPerson C
- DPerson D
- APerson A
6What does OSHA stand for?
- AThe Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- BThe Occupational Safety and Health Accusation
- CThe Ocean Safety and Health Association
- DThe Olive Salad and Honey Apricots
7OSHA, is a division of the department of labor, establishes and enforces safety standers for the work place.
- ATrue
- BFalse
8What are the two main standers for OSHA?
- AThe Occupational Exposure to Hazardous Chemicals Standard
- BThe Bloodborne Pathogen Standard
- CFire safety
- DMaking sure you are wearing proper equiptment
9The Occupational Exposure to Hazardous [blank_start]Chemical[blank_end] Standards require that employers [blank_start]inform[blank_end] employees of all chemicals and hazards in the [blank_start]workplace[blank_end]
- All manufacturers must provide Material Safety [blank_start]Data[blank_end] Sheets (MSDs) with any [blank_start]hazardous[blank_end] products they sell.
- Ainform
- Bignore
- Cworkplace
- Docean
- EData
- Fdog
- Ghazardous
- Hhealthy
- IChemical
- Jcostume
10What should be on an MSD sheet? Select all that apply (5)
- AProduct identification information about the chemical
- BProtection or precautions that should be used while handling the chemical
- CInstructions for the safe use of the chemicals
- DProcedures for handling spills, clean up, and the disposal of the product
- Eemergency first-aid procedures to use if injury occurs
- FHow to use the chemical
- GIf it is toxic
11Chemicals must be [blank_start]labeled[blank_end] with a hazard category classification according to the National [blank_start]Fire[blank_end] Protection Association (NFPA) color code. This code alerts the user of [blank_start]health[blank_end], fire, reactivity or other specific hazards of the [blank_start]chemical[blank_end].
- AFire
- Bwater
- Clabeled
- Ddesigned
- Ehealth
- Fheat
- Gchemical
- Hwaist
12What is this person doing wrong, and how can they fix it?
- AThis person is lifting with their back. To fix this, bend your legs and lift with your glutes.
- BThis person is doing nothing wrong.
- CThis person is not looking where he is going, he might trip! To fix this, always be observant.
- DThis person is wearing the wrong clothes for the job.
13What should employees always be trained to do? Mark all that apply.
- AIdentifying the types and locations of all chemicals or hazards.
- BHow to manage an angry costumer.
- CLocating and using the MSDs
- DLocating cleaning equipment and following the correct methods for managing spills and/or the disposal of chemicals.
- EReporting/documenting any incidents or exposures that occur.
- FHow to clean up a chemical spill
14[blank_start]Ergonomics[blank_end] is an applied science used to promote the [blank_start]safety[blank_end] and well-being of a person by adapting the [blank_start]environment[blank_end] and using the techniques to prevent [blank_start]injuries[blank_end].
- AErgonomics
- BAstronomy
- Cenvironment
- Dposture
- Einjuries
- Fconcussions
- Gsafety
- Hprotection
15What are the correct forms of Ergonomics happening in this picture?
- AUpper back straight with shoulders
- BTop of monitor at eye level
- CArms relaxed, forming a 90 degree angle
- DBackrest supports curve in lower back
- EFeet flat on the ground or resting.
- FHips as far back as possible.
- GAdjustable seat for proper height
- HLower legs at a 90-100 degree angle
16What does PPE stand for?
- APersonal Protective Equipment
- BPavement Protection Equipment
- CPineapple Protection Equation
17Hazards in Health Care facilities can endanger patients, health care providers, and the environment.
Which of the following could be a serious hazard? (4)- ARadiation Exposure
- BMercury - sometimes in thermometers, can be a danger to a patient.
- CBio-hazardous wastes ( need to be placed in bio bags )
- DSharps ( need to be placed in a sharps container )
- EWet floors.
- FCrowded rooms
18What are some Patient or Resident safety guidelines you should always follow? Select all that apply
- AAlways explain the procedure so the patient knows what to expect.
- BAlways identify your patient.
- CTalk about your life, small talk!
- DProvide privacy.
19What are 3 things that fires need to survive?
- AOxygen
- BFuel
- CHeat
- DWater
- EFire extinguisher
20Quick! A fire has unleashed in a building that you are currently in. What do you do?
(RACE)- A1. Rescue anyone in immediate danger
2. Activate the Alarm
3. Contain the fire
4. Extinguish the fire - B1. Start extinguishing the fire
2. Tell everyone to go outside
3. Save the animals - C1. Rescue anyone who needs help
2. Throwing water onto the fire
3. Escaping
- A1. Rescue anyone in immediate danger
21How to use a fire extinguisher -
Pull the pin
Aim at the base of the fire
Squeeze handle
Sweep to side to side
- ATrue
- BFalse
22Disaster Plans -
It is important to note that health care [blank_start]workers[blank_end] are legally responsible for familiarizing [blank_start]themselves[blank_end] with disaster [blank_start]policies[blank_end] so appropriate action can be taken when disaster [blank_start]strikes[blank_end].- Aworkers
- Bowners
- Cthemselves
- Dothers
- Estrikes
- Fhits
- Gpolicies
- Hpolice
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- Health Science Quiz Promotion of Safety
- Author
- HANNAH BUTT
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- English
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- Created on 14 Sep 2017 · updated on 6 Apr 2018
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