Unit 2 Practice Questions

What covers all workplace safety requirements?

(Review section: 2.3.2)

• Exposure Control Pan

• Universal precaution

• Job Hazard Analysis

• General Duty Clause

Assuming that all blood is considered potentially infectious is known as:

(Review section: 2.3.7)

• Exposure Control Plan

• Universal Precaution

• Job Hazard Analysis

• Lab standard

What covers working with chemicals on a laboratory scale?

(Review section: 2.3.4)

• Exposure Control Plan

• The Lab Standard

• Job Hazard Analysis

• General Duty Clause

What can be found in a SDS?

Choose all that apply.

(Review section: 2.3.6)

• Substance Identification

• PPE and other special equipment

• Health hazards

• Spill or Leak procedures

• Procedure for how to use the chemical

Select what is known about Acetone from the NFPA rating.

(Review section: 2.3.6)

• Severe fire hazard

• Slight health hazard

• Use no water

• Very stable

• It's an acid

Some chemicals can be dangerous depending on their ____(1)____, ____(2)___, and ____(3)___.

(Review section: 2.3.6)

• Location

• Amount

• Concentration

• Brand name

75 pounds is the maximum weight one should attempt to lift alone.

(Review section: 2.5.1)

• True

• False

Wearing back belts sometimes makes workers believe they can move heavier loads than they should.

This is known as the ____________ effect:

(Review section: 2.5.4)

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A configurational hazard is when an operator is required to get into awkward postures to run and maintain equipment.

(Review section: 2.8)

• True

• False

A workplace emergency is any incident that occurs when something risky occurs, but there is little to no negative outcome.

(Review section: 2.12.2)

• True

• False