Chapter 4-2

______ are designed to be worn in cold temperatures, particularly during winter, so that cold tools do not stick to your skin.

• a. Cloth gloves

• b. Light-duty gloves

• c. Leather gloves

• d. Chemical gloves

_______ are not an effective barrier against chemicals or oils, so never use them for that purpose.

• a. Chemical gloves

• b. Light-duty gloves

• c. Cloth gloves

• d. Leather gloves

All of the following is hand protection, EXCEPT:

• a. None of the above

• b. Barrier cream

• c. Light-duty gloves

• d. Moisturizing cream

All of the following may pose a problem when working on rotating equipment EXCEPT:

• a. gloves.

• b. rings.

• c. hats.

• d. watches.

Heat buildup is a factor to be aware of when wearing:

• a. cloth gloves.

• b. leather gloves.

• c. chemical gloves.

• d. light-duty gloves.

If you are going to change hydraulic brake fluid, besides eye protection, what PPE should you use?

• a. Mask

• b. Respirator

• c. Impervious gloves

• d. Face mask

Protective chemical gloves should extend to _______ to reduce the risk of chemicals splashing onto your skin.

• a. Your elbow

• b. The middle of your forearm

• c. Two inches above your wrist

• d. Your upper arm

Technician A says barrier cream provides extra protection from chemicals and oils. Technician B says standard moisturizer can be used like barrier cream. Who is correct?

• a. Both A and B

• b. Technician A

• c. Technician B

• d. Neither A nor B

Technician A says gasoline and kerosene are typical cleaning agents used to clean hands of grease and other automotive chemicals. Technician B says your hands are very porous and easily absorb solvents on contact. Who is correct?

• a. Technician B

• b. Neither A nor B

• c. Technician A

• d. Both A and B

Technician A says gasoline and kerosene are typical cleaning agents used to clean hands of grease and other automotive chemicals. Technician B says gasoline and kerosene should never be used to clean hands or any part of a human body. Who is correct?

• a. Neither A nor B

• b. Both A and B

• c. Technician B

• d. Technician A