Final Review Assignment #1

A safety hazard that is associated with infectious agents such as bacteria or viruses are known as

• Biological Hazard

• Physical Hazard

• Chemical Hazard

• Mechanical Hazard

A safety hazard that is associated with a a burns, poisoning, or explosion.

• Electrical Hazard

• Physical Hazard

• Chemical Hazard

• Mechanical Hazard

A safety hazard that is associated with objects that are sharp, pointed, fragile or simply in the way.

• Electrical Hazard

• Physical Hazard

• Chemical Hazard

• Mechanical Hazard

A safety hazard that is associated with emissions from microwaves, UV light, laser beams, & X-Rays.

• Electrical Hazard

• Radiation Hazard

• Chemical Hazard

• Mechanical Hazard

A safety hazard that is associated with a current of a sufficient size passing through a person's body.

• Biological Hazard

• Physical Hazard

• Chemical Hazard

• Electrical Hazard

A safety hazard that is associated with machinery and other moving objects.

• Biological Hazard

• Physical Hazard

• Mechanical Hazard

• Electrical Hazard

What do you use If a small fire starts in the classroom

• Use the eyewash station

• Use the emergency exit

• Use the fire extinguisher

• Use the Paper towel dispenser

What do you use If a chemical gets in your eyes?

• Use the eyewash station

• Use the emergency exit

• Use the fire extinguisher

• Use the Paper towel dispenser

If you are using chemicals what should you do?

• Wear Open Toed Shoes

• Wear Goggles

• Wear a Tank Top

• Do Not put on gloves

If there is broken glass, what should you do?

• Roll around in it.

• Put on gloves and clean it up immediately then tell the teacher what happened

• Pick up the pieces that are large enough to grab with your hands and have the teacher clean the smaller pieces

• Don’t touch broken glass! Tell teacher they

  can clean it up.