ICT10-1Q-ST2

What is one example of a regular self-assessment task in the computer lab?

• Painting the lab walls annually
• Inspecting the workspace for organization
• Replacing all computers every year
• Conducting a one-time safety lecture

Which health issue can be prevented by regular ergonomic checks?

• Influenza
• Carpal tunnel syndrome
• Tooth decay
• Hearing loss

Why is safety considered an ongoing process in the computer lab?

• Because technology changes infrequently
• To keep up with new lab fashion trends
• It requires continuous monitoring and adjustments
• To reduce electricity use

What does consistent monitoring in the lab primarily help to do?

• Increase the number of computers
• Identify and fix potential issues early
• Decrease lab attendance
• Promote software piracy

If you notice a cable loosely hanging across the lab floor, what should you do?

• Leave it as is for others to see
• Use it to charge your personal device
• Secure it to prevent tripping hazards
• Cut the cable to avoid clutter

How can you apply the principle of a healthy work environment in a lab setting?

• By playing loud music for relaxation
• By keeping a cluttered desk for creativity
• Ensuring good lighting and an organized space
• Ignoring the need for fire extinguishers

Analyze why daily checks for cable management are important:?

• They make the lab look neater but have no safety impact
• They ensure electrical efficiency
• They prevent potential tripping and electrical hazards
• They are required for internet speed checks

Which of these scenarios best demonstrates the benefit of reduced stress through safety?

• A student ignoring a flickering screen
• A student working on a cramped, messy desk
• A student comfortably working with proper ergonomics
• A student frequently repairing old lab equipment

Evaluate the effectiveness of having accessible fire extinguishers in the lab:?

• It's unnecessary since labs rarely have fires
• Useful only for annual inspection demonstrations
• Critical for emergency preparedness and safety
• It reduces the need for other safety measures

If a new type of computer chair is introduced to the lab, how should its impact on safety be evaluated?

• By how stylish it looks in the lab
• Through student feedback on comfort and posture over time
• By immediately replacing all old chairs without review
• Checking if it matches the lab's color scheme