Basic Computer Safety

Being aware of tripping hazards, lifting technique and electrical shock is an example of what best practice?

• Personal safety

• Anti-Static

• RFI: radio frequency interference

• EMP: electromagnetic impulse

Electricity improperly jumps from one place to another & causes damage

• RFI: radio frequency interference

• EMI: electromagnetic interference

• EMP: electromagnetic impulse

• ESD: electrostatic discharge

Passage of a static electrical charge from one item to another

• EMI: electromagnetic interference

• ESD: electrostatic discharge

• EMO: emotionalmagnetic interference

• RFI: radio frequency interference

Will destroy the sensitive parts of a computing device

• EMP: electromagnetic impulse

• ESD: electrostatic discharge

• RFI: radio frequency interference

• Anti-Static

Lightening, nuclear detonation and ESD are examples of what?

• EMP: electromagnetic impulse

• EMI: electromagnetic interference

• RFI: radio frequency interference

• ESD: electrostatic discharge

Self-Grounding to a computing device: keeps device at same electrical potential is an example of what best practice?

• EMP: electromagnetic impulse

• EMI: electromagnetic interference

• ESD: electrostatic discharge

• Anti-Static

Electric field interfering with electronics. Not as dangerous but can still cause damage or erase data.

• Anti-Static

• EMI: electromagnetic interference

• ESD: electrostatic discharge

• EMP: electromagnetic impulse

Keeping magnets away from storage devices is an example of what best practice?

• RFI: radio frequency interference

• EMP: electromagnetic impulse

• Anti-Static

• EMI: electromagnetic interference

Many devices emit this but most signals are weak and won't cause damage to devices.

• EMI: electromagnetic interference

• RFI: radio frequency interference

• Anti-Static

• EMP: electromagnetic impulse

Adjusting the signal strength of your wireless access point is a good example of what best practice?

• RFI: radio frequency interference

• EMP: electromagnetic impulse

• EMI: electromagnetic interference

• ESD: electrostatic discharge