Safety Test Review

The  three elements to start a fire are:

• Heat, Spark, Oxygen
• Heat, Fuel, Oxygen
• Heat, Paper, Air
• Match, Paper, Air

Which class of fire extinguisher is the most common?

• Class A
• Class B
• Class C
• Class ABC

Which type of fire extinguisher should be used on a fire involving flammable liquids such as grease or oil?

• Water
• Carbon Dioxide 
• Dry Chemical
• Foam

If you have a damaged piece of equipment

• Dispose of it immediately
• Report it to the instructor 
• Use it but be very careful
• Repair it yourself before you use it

Which of the folloing is found on the MSDS?

• Potential hazards
• Proper clean up and disposal
• First aid if exposure occurs
• All the above

What should a health care worker do immediately after a safety violation occurs?

• Talk to the patient to make sure they do not plan to sue
• Report it to the supervisor
• File an event report
• Call 911

How can you confine a fire to an area?

• Turn on the sprinklers
• Pile blankets or furniture to form a barrier
• Close doors and windows
• Open windows for ventilation

Where should you point the nozzle of a fire extinguisher when you are putting out a fire?

• The base of the fire
• The top of the flames
• Slightly to the side of the flames
• Anywhere on the fire

There is a fire on the second floor of the community Rehab Center.  April is trying to lead her patients to safety, but the primary exit is blocked by the fire. What should April try next?

• Panic and call for help
• Stay in a room with the doors closed
• Open the windows
• Use the secondary exit

A biohazardous material is?

• Something that needs to be cleaned up
• A substance that is living matter
• A substance that has potential to transmit disease
• Something that is unimportant in the health care area