Workplace Safety Quiz

What is the first step you should take if you get injured at work?

• Wash the wound

• Tell your manager

• Stop what you’re doing

• Cover the wound

Why is it important to tell your manager about an injury?

• They can provide you with a bandage

• They have more training on what to do in case of an injury

• They can wash the wound for you

• They can give you a day off

What should you do after washing the wound?

• Tell your manager

• Stop what you’re doing

• Cover the wound with a sterile bandage

• Apply a double barrier

Why is it important to use a sterile bandage?

• To keep the wound dry

• To provide more protection between the wound and the food

• To make the wound look better

• To avoid using gloves

What is a double barrier in wound care?

• Two layers of gloves

• A waterproof covering over the bandage

• Two sterile bandages

• A bandage and a glove

What should you do with any food you were working with when you were wounded?

• Continue using it

• Discard it

• Store it in the refrigerator

• Cook it thoroughly

What should you do with utensils and food contact surfaces after you have been wounded?

• Leave them as they are

• Clean and sanitize them

• Use them immediately

• Cover them with a cloth

What should you do if you sustain a very severe injury at work?

• Continue working

• Ignore it

• Seek medical attention

• Wait until the end of your shift

Why is it important to clean the sink and faucet after washing a wound?

• To make it look clean

• To prevent other people from contaminating their hands

• To save water

• To avoid clogging the sink

What should you do if your injury is going to contaminate food or affect your ability to work?

• Continue working

• Hide the injury

• Go to a doctor

• Ask a coworker to help